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Multi-organization effort to bring increased water levels to Great Salt Lake
The Utah Department of National Resources announced on Sept. 18 a multi-organization effort designed to raise the Great Salt Lake’s water levels.
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Stretch of Jordan River closed due to potentially toxic algae
A couple of boats sail through discolored water caused by an algae bloom near the Lindon Marina in Utah Lake in Lindon, Utah. Utah County health officials said at least eight people have fallen ill after interactions in Utah Lake, which has a potentially toxic algae bloom. (Rick Egan/The Salt Lake Tribune via AP)
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General Conference Preview: Map of every temple in Utah
Utah has the highest number of temples in its state, with 17 on the list. Three temples are either under construction or still in blueprint form. The Payson Temple will be the next completed temple, with an open house beginning April 24, 2015. The Provo City Center Temple will be completed late 2015-early 2016, and the Cedar City Temple was announced January 2015.
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