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Federal employees back at work for now - The partial shutdown of the federal government is over and Moab’s nearby national parks have reopened. Yet Canyonlands Natural History Association the nonprofit organization that was instrumental in keeping...

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By Nathaniel Smith, Zenaida Sengo
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by Nathaniel Smith The Times-Independent Moab Times Independent Jan 31, 2019 | 0 views | 0  | 2  |  | The partial shutdown of the federal government is over, and Moab’s nearby national parks have reopened. Yet Canyonlands Natural History Association, the nonprofit organization that was instrumental in keeping visitor centers staffed during the political impasse, is still preparing for a second freeze. The 35-day impasse, the longest in U.S. history, ended on Friday, Jan.
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Shutdown week 3 Employees talk on and off the record - How do local federal employees feel about the partial government shutdown? It’s mostly off the record. Attempting to assess the local economic impacts of the furlough has become the rare news ...

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By Zenaida Sengo
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How do local federal employees feel about the partial government shutdown? It’s mostly off the record. Attempting to assess the local economic impacts of the furlough has become the rare news story where people have a lot to say, but they want to be anonymous. While many people, even those who do not work directly for the federal government, have had their livelihoods impacted by the shutdown, they are often afraid to speak out for fear of repercussions.
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Medical pot: Moabites have mixed feelings about compromise law LDS Church on trial? Groups file lawsuits - By Doug McMurdo The Times-Independent When two medical marijuana advocacy groups filed a lawsuit against Gov. Gary Herbert and Dr. Joseph Mi...

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By Doug McMurdo Verified, Zenaida Sengo
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Medical pot: Moabites have mixed feelings about compromise law LDS Church on trial? Groups file lawsuits By Doug McMurdo The Times-Independent When two medical marijuana advocacy groups filed a lawsuit against Gov. Gary Herbert and Dr. Joseph Miner, the executive director of the Utah Department of Health, their attorneys also put on notice the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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