ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, Nov. 13-14.
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Medley of asteroids to buzz past Earth on Saturday night
ST. GEORGE — On Saturday, five asteroids are expected to fly by Earth, ranging in size from a school bus to the size of a jumbo jet, and one approach is so close it is only half the distance between the Earth and the moon.
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St. George area pet store accused of selling sick puppies, draws protesters
WASHINGTON CITY — A pet shop with stores in Washington City and St. George is being accused of selling sick and injured dogs, an accusation the store manager denies.
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Utah’s oldest organism has survived for thousands of years. The next decade might decide its future
ST. GEORGE — Quaking aspen is an iconic species – it is to Utah’s mountains what sagebrush is to the state’s deserts. While the tree can be found throughout North America, its most impressive specimen grows in the Beehive State.
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St. George resident among a group of drivers seeking to make history at Baja 1000
ST. GEORGE — A St. George resident will attempt a feat never before accomplished when he drives in the Baja 1000 next week.
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Work on segment of Washington Dam Road set to start, take three months to complete
WASHINGTON CITY — As the population in Washington City and the surrounding area grows, so do the strains on current traffic infrastructure and the need to improve it. One of these spots is the segment of Washington Dam Road In Washington City between 1900 East and the intersection with the Southern Parkway where roadwork is set to start Monday
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