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Travel Council updating activities planner for 2010
The Moab Area Travel Council has begun the process of updating information for the new 2010 Moab Activities Planner. Update forms were mailed to local businesses last week, travel council official...
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Grand County Treasurer Peggy Taylor (center) poses with her office’s two interns, Logan Morris (left) and Travis Yazzie, during an Oct. 5 social honoring participants in the internship program on Monday, Oct. 5 at the DWS Moab Employment Center. Courtesy photo Internship program provides employment, training opportunities for area youth
The Utah Department of Workforce Services in Moab recently honored employers and interns who participated in the Summer Stimulus Internship Program ( SSIP ). The program, funded through the Ame...
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Fryer reappointed, named vice-chairman of Utah tourism board
Grand County businessman Colin Fryer has been reappointed to serve on the state Board of Tourism Development, according to a news release from Utah Gov. Gary Herbert’s office. Fryer, owner of the ...
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Canyonlands Inn receives quality award
The Best Western Canyonlands Inn in Moab has received the Best Western Chairman’s Award, the hotel chain’s highest honor for outstanding quality standards, a news release from the hotel chain anno...
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<b><i>Lunch with the governor…<br></b></i>
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert was in Moab Tuesday, Sept. 29, to discuss the state of Utah’s economy with area business leaders during a luncheon at Moab Valley Inn. About 140 people, including elected officials from southeastern Utah communities attended the event. Herbert told business leaders that his new economic development team will be “very proactive” in working to build the state’s economy while also striving to keep government interference with business at a minimum. Herbert also briefly discussed new filming opportunities that will be occurring in the region, and noted that tourism throughout the state has remained strong even during the nation’s tough economic times. The luncheon was co-sponsored by the Moab Area Chamber of Commerce, Zions Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Frontier, and KCYN Radio. Photo by Cathryn Wilson
Lunch with the governor…
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert was in Moab Tuesday, Sept. 29, to discuss the state of Utah’s economy with area business leaders during a luncheon at Moab Valley Inn. About 140 people, including elected officials from southeastern Utah communities attended the event. Herbert told business leaders that his new economic development team will be “very proactive” in working to build the state’s economy while also striving to keep government interference with business at a minimum. Herbert also briefly discussed new filming opportunities that will be occurring in the region, and noted that tourism throughout the state has remained strong even during the nation’s tough economic times. The luncheon was co-sponsored by the Moab Area Chamber of Commerce, Zions Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Frontier, and KCYN Radio. Photo by Cathryn Wilson
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The Wall Street entrance to the New York Stock Exchange is pictured March 27, 2009. REUTERS/Eric ThayerReuters - U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Tuesday, ahead of data on third-quarter GDP and consumer confidence and following a strong advance in Monday's session.


Tue Nov 24 06:51:01 -0600 2009

Pedestrians are reflected in downtown Boston, March 31, 2009. REUTERS/Brian SnyderReuters - The U.S. economy grew more slowly than initially thought in the third quarter, held back by strong imports and weak investment in nonresidential structures, according to data on Tuesday that hinted at a lackluster recovery.


Tue Nov 24 07:48:04 -0600 2009

Galleon hedge fund partner Raj Rajaratnam is escorted by FBI agents after being taken into custody in New York October 16, 2009. REUTERS/Brendan McDermidReuters - Raj Rajaratnam, the billionaire founder of Galleon Group, on Tuesday rejected federal insider trading charges, and accused the government of violating his constitutional rights with its use of wiretaps.


Tue Nov 24 07:33:29 -0600 2009