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BLUFF, San Juan County — More than 150 people prepared to evacuate late Saturday night as high water levels threatened multiple Navajo Nation communities. Bluff, Montezuma Creek and Aneth were given an evacuation notice by the Navajo Nation Department of Emergency Management at 11:15 p.m. Saturday, according to a Navajo Police Department Facebook post.
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The Navajo Nation Department of Emergency Management issued an evacuation notice for Bluff, Montezuma Creek, and Aneth, Utah, due to rising San Juan River water levels. A shelter has been established at the Aneth Community School to assist residents.
The Navajo Nation Department of Emergency Management issued a notice of evacuation for Bluff, Montezuma Creek, and Aneth, Utah, due to expected high water levels on the San Juan River. An estimated 150 people from Montezuma Creek and Aneth alone will be evacuated.
Several schools in the San Juan School District will transition to at-home learning on Friday, Oct. 23, due to heavy rains and increased flooding. The district is monitoring weather conditions as multiple campuses implement remote instruction.
Several schools, including Whitehorse High School, will transition to virtual learning on Friday, Oct. 23, due to heavy rains and flooding. Students are advised to monitor email and Canvas for teacher instructions.
Several schools, including Whitehorse High School, will transition to at-home learning on Thursday, October 22, due to heavy rains and increased flooding. School and district leadership are monitoring weather conditions as the district implements a virtual day for affected campuses.
According to an October 22 statement, several schools will transition to at-home learning on Friday, Oct. 23, due to heavy rains and flooding. The Bluff Elementary School pageant will be rescheduled as a result of these weather conditions.
By: Jenna Dyckman, Utah State University Extension assistant professor Many people buy pumpkins for fall décor and carving. But the next time you buy pumpkins, consider buying extras for cooking. Pumpkins are low in calories and packed with key nutrients that help keep our bodies healthy, especially during cold and flu season.
The first official Park City Film Festival opened on Friday night to a sold-out audience at the Park City Library's Jim Santy Auditorium. Welcome to the inaugural Park City Film Festival, said Katharine Wang, executive director of Park City Film, the arthouse nonprofit that conceived the festival.
Utah residents can use plug-in photovoltaic systems following the enactment of H.B. 340 in 2025. These portable solar devices are designed to plug into standard electrical outlets to offset electricity consumption.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Happy Sunday, Utah! Rain showers and a few thunderstorms will linger across eastern Utah with temperatures staying on the cooler side.
Drivers in Salt Lake and Davis counties face several weekend ramp closures, lane restrictions, and construction projects. Major work zones for these projects include Clearfield, Bountiful, West Jordan, and Magna.
Active weather will continue Sunday with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms across eastern Utah. All of the recent rain will keep a low risk of isolated flash flooding along eastern Utah as well. Showers clear out this evening, and temperatures remain slightly cooler than normal statewide.