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Ogden City: Don’t touch objects revealed by draining of Pineview Reservoir

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WEBER COUNTY, Sept. 9, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The lower water level at Pineview Reservoir is revealing objects that have been dumped and submerged over its 89 year history, and Ogden officials are asking visitors to keep their hands off.

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