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Uintah County Announces Free Landfill Week

Apr 9, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Uintah County sponsors a Free Landfill Week each spring and this year is no different. “This offers a full week and two weekends to get yards cleaned up and debris taken to the landfill with no cost to residents,” shares Uintah County. “Residents can do their part by simply cleaning up around their own property or by cleaning up around our community.

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Ashley National Forest Area Closures at Flaming Gorge Reservoir

Apr 9, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Several areas at and around Flaming Gorge Reservoir will be closed starting today. According to an announcement Wednesday evening, Ashley National Forest has decided to close the State Line Cove Area for up to 14 days beginning April 9th due to increased use within the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area in Daggett County.

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Do Not Fall Victim to Coronavirus Text and Phone Scams

Apr 8, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Law enforcement agencies are warning locals about text and phone scams. Among the most recent shared comes from the Utah Department of Public Safety stating that the IRS will not call, email or text individuals asking for information as they process stimulus checks. Be alert for scammers texting or calling to verify Social Security Numbers and bank account information.

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Local Golf Courses Remain Open

Apr 8, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Local golf courses are providing locals with a much welcome outing during this time of spending more time at home. Dinaland Golf Course is open with the following guidelines shared on March 28th. The course is open to Tri-County residents only and requires a tee time (no walk-ons allowed).

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Shop Local & WIN! Rotary Club of Vernal Hosting 8 Week Contest to Support Local Businesses

Apr 7, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Small businesses throughout the community make countless donations throughout the year for local worthy causes and the Rotary Club of Vernal feels it's time to turn the tables and help these businesses at this difficult time in the local economy. Using their own funds, the Rotary Club is purchasing $8,000 dollars in gift certificates from local businesses that will be the prizes in an 8 week contest to encourage the community to shop local.