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With increasingly cold temperatures moving into Utah, experts say now is the time to take a few simple steps to protect your plumbing and heating systems before winter settles in. One of the easiest ways to prevent a plumbing headache starts outside your home.
Make a short film for CineMOAB this fall, and you'll get to watch it on the big screen in front of an audience at Star Hall — and might even win a prize. For Bega Metzner, seeing the films up on screen at Moab's historic theater is a thrill.
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ESPN's College GameDay is broadcasting live from the University of Utah for the seventh time in the school's history. The broadcast features host Rece Davis and several panelists, while speculation grows regarding the identity of the celebrity guest picker.
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Provo City Council work packet An undated rendering of the roundabout planned for the hub of the Provo Towne Centre redevelopment. The Provo City Council has stamped its approval on the makeover of the floundering Provo Towne Centre mall. The owner plans to partially demolish and redevelop the parking lot and building, along with a nearby mobile home park.
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