DWR, UDOT and other partners complete 5 projects, 2 studies to help wildlife and fish safely migrate across Utah in 2024 SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and Utah Department of Transportation, as well as other partners, are working hard to reduce wildlife/vehicle collisions around the state and to also make…
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Utah Has Four of The Top Ten Best National Parks for Stargazing
The best national parks for stargazing – Canyonlands, Utah, placed third A new study looked at which national parks are the best for stargazing, with Canyonlands National Park, Utah, placed third. The study, conducted by vacation rental site Lake.com, looked at data from the National Park Service’s Night Sky Data Collection Sites to see which national parks…
Read moreCedar Valley High School Student Launches Turning Point USA Chapter
Brady Thomson, a 16-year-old sophomore at Cedar Valley High School, has founded a chapter of Turning Point USA at the school. According to an email sent by Thomson to the Cedar Valley Sentinel, he wanted to start a chapter because of his “deep love for America” and a desire to provide a club where like-minded…
Read moreUtah 4th Most Dangerous State for Pedestrians Killed in Fatal Crashes at Intersections.
At 7:02 am on Jan 13th, 2025 the West Jordan Police Department sent out the following notification: “7800 S. from Redwood Rd. to 1300 W. are closed this morning due to a fatal accident. Police are on scene investigating, and it is unclear when the road will reopen. This is significantly impacting the morning commute….
Read moreSeven Tips to Keep Your Family Safe from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning – the Invisible Killer
Carbon monoxide gas in enclosed areas can cause long-term disability and death, but there are simple and effective ways to keep your family safe. Last year, Intermountain Health used hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat 157 patients for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, and it continues to go up every year. In 2024, Intermountain has already treated…
Read more2024 Bird’s Eye View of The Eagle’s View City Newsletter.
Summary of the 2024 Eagle’s View City Newsletters, so you can stay in the know. Each month the city publishes the Eagle’s View. A city hall sponsored newsletter for 2024 The Eagle’s View newsletter for 2024 covered a variety of topics. One of the sections, The Mayor’s Corner, also called the Mayor’s Minute, is a…
Read moreEagle Mountain Resident Riley Peck named new DWR director
Salt Lake City — Utah Department of Natural Resources Executive Director Joel Ferry named Riley Peck as the new director for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, effective Monday, Jan. 13. A resident of Eagle Mountain, Utah County, Peck started working for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources in 2006 as a native aquatics technician….
Read moreNew year personal finance review: Utah residents spend the third-lowest percentage of their annual wage on healthcare
New research reveals that Washington is the U.S. state that spends the lowest proportion of its annual wage on healthcare. isBrave, a prosthetic solutions guide, analyzed personal healthcare spending per capita in each state and compared it to the average annual wage. States were then ranked by the percentage of wages spent on healthcare, from lowest…
Read moreMule Deer and Antler Shed Hunting In Eagle Mountain
Mule deer migration is a critical wildlife issue in Eagle Mountain, Utah, and is impacted by various human activities, including shed antler hunting. The city has been working to protect the mule deer migration route, particularly as development increases through vital wildlife corridors. The Eagle Mountain Wildlife Corridor is a crucial part of the Great…
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