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Show ME WASATCH MOUNTAIN er TIMES wasarenM QU N TALN Volume 1, No. 11 November KE AS DPR otk 1995 S Killing Utah’s Bears: Is it Sport or is it a Shame? Page 10 Is Utah’s black bear population healthy and kept that way by hunting? Or is the bear community depressed, pressured and over-hunted. Outdoor enthusiast Steve Lewis looks at the Utah bear hunt from all viewpoints Will Utah Reintroduce the Grizzly? Page 13 Washington, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming are all members of a federal pro“gram to reintroduce grizzly bear populations. Could Utah follow suit? Jack Wright takes a look at this intriguing program. Government Slow to Deal With Growth Impacts Page 7 For years we've heard state and local leaders tell us about the advantages of growth. But they didn’t explain the costs of growth to taxpayers, not only in increased taxes, but also in cost of living. In an essay, Leslie Miller takes a realistic look at those impacts. LDS Church Moves to Vatican City Page 17 How confusing is it when two major television networks switch local affiliates? Now imagine how bizarre it would be if major religions switched headquarters. Only Rick Brough could come up with this funny, if bizarre, look at what might happen if the Pontiff took up residence on Temple Square. SOUNDING BOARD Letters to the editor. Page 2 is te Slowly but surely over the last 8 years, Liz Sprackland has been building Sundance Farms from a 1/2 acre plot to an operation with four small farms. Dedicated to hand-made products of natural ingredients, Sundance Farms offers a rare philosophy. Page 4 SPECIES OF THE MONTH Is that a cedar tree or is Sorry folks, there are no in Utah. Pam Poulson the whole interesting Page 6 it a juniper? cedar trees explains mix-up. UDOT is going ahead with another section of expansion on the Provo Canyon highway. Darrell Mensel takes a look at the expense in terms of dollars and the environment and poses a critical question. Page 8 HEBER VALLEY REPORT A ballot referendum to slow growth in Midway has divided the town between those who want to develop large tracts of land and those who don’t want to see their town drastically altered. Page 14 nm uA T N T Great taste, great variety, and a refreshingly dysfunctional personality. § bael 9th & Mth-859 E. 900 S. tel ay Utah Congressman Jim Hansen’s proposal to sell public Forest lands to ski resorts could open Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons to more real estate development. If the bill doesn’t pass this time, it may not be dead. Page 15 wae “BODY 322-4350 © 15th & 15th-1520 S. 1500 23rd 466-8669 © Downtown-147 S. LANGUAGE Annual November | 3,4,5 ...1995 To check equipment in, bring it to the Middle School: Friday : 4:00 - 9:00 PM UN Me da Just returning from a trip to the nation’s capital, Rappaport has the poop on the latest scoop by grocery store tabloids there: Hang on to your hat — Jim Hansen was allegedly switched at birth. His real parents reportedly went criminally insane. Nice job, Rappaport. Page 1 SALE Saturday: 10:00 AM 5:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM 2:00 PM Treasure Mountain Middle School Highway 248 - Park City The environmental news capsule keeps you informed. Page 19 Admission: Friday Night $5 Saturday & Sunday: $2 Kids under 12 are free COVER PHOTO ALASKA BROWN BEARS by HOWIE GARBER For 3 more HOURS: Friday: 10:00 PM 1:00 AM To pick equipment up, come to the Middle School: Sunday: 3:00 - 5:00 PM information, please call: Main © Provo 7000 S$ Park City SKI SWAP and SALE an di Don't panic. The produce section at the grocery store may be looking like one in Bosnia, but there is always winter squash. Virginia Rainey shows you some delicious tips for eating. & Get rid of that aching back in 10 minutes a day of easy exercises. It will help your skiing, too. Abi Wright gives the instruction. Page 16 PAGE E. 537-5033 © Park City-1890 Bonanza Dr. 645-8489 © Holladay-4764 S. Highland Dr. 272-7371 43 E. Center St. 375-2114 © Midvalley-5588 S. Redwood Rd. 966-6692 * Cottonwood-2353 E. 944-5590 © Olympus-3923 S. Wasatch Blvd. 278-6339 |