From the daily archives: Friday, August 17, 2007

Good news for trout in American Fork Canyon. Old hydro facility to be shut down.

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Folks will also recognize this as the canyon where the bear killed the Utah boy this summer. It is a very scenic and popular place.

Story on removal of power plant on river. Salt Lake Tribune.

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Columbine Fire in Yellowstone now at 18,500 acres. Rain helps.

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The spread of the fire was almost stopped by a modest rainstorm (one tenth of an inch). Conditions for burning are predicted to increase by Monday. The East Entrance road was reopened for the time being at 9 am today, Aug. 17.
The Beaverdam and Promontory fires continue to grow slowly in SE quadrant […]

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Update on the wildfires of Montana and Wyoming. Aug. 17, 2007.

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A fast moving fire burned into Frenchtown, MT. 200 homes were evacuated. The number that burned is not known yet. By Matt Gouras. Associated Press Writer

Note that the Teton Pass area mentioned is not the pass leading into Jackson Hole, but the Teton Pass on the Rocky Mountain Front in Montana.

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~ Edward Abbey