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tempe,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, April 05, 2011
Everything in that area of utah (i lived there for 13 years) is devoted to the church. I hated the fact that they are allowed to interrupt public education with church time through seminary but oh well.The worst part about that area is what they are truly devoted to and that is the oilfield. They are setting the area up to be an economic wasteland for future generations. They need to bring other industries to the area there is plenty of room in the desert for a couple of factories.
Monica
Vernal,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, April 19, 2002
I also live in Vernal, and yes alot of the paper is devoted to the LDS religion. But this is Utah, everything revolves around the LDS religion. Not unlike other states who are predominately catholic and tend to revolve around that religion. Utah is one of the few states that will ask a churches opinion before passing a law (such as liquor laws). They don't deny any other religions from reporting their going-on's. Vernal is predominatly LDS so that is most of what you will get. Just learn to ignore all of that if you are going to live in Utah....that is what the rest of us do.
Kimberlee
Las Cruces,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, April 15, 2002
My city has a newspaper that comes from Mexico, and if you pick up a copy you will notice that the paper usually has vile offensive front pages. I like to read about what is happening across the border since it is so near me, so I read Mexico's paper. I have learned to just turn the page and ignore the front page and go on with life. I am certain the Vernal Express has more to it than news of the Mormon religion, so my advice to the uptight article writer is 'turn the page' Read what is useful to you and ignore the rest. You will be a lot more at peace if you take this approach.
#50
Sat, March 31, 2001
Okey okey, they aren't THAT bad.(I am really a nice person) Just seems like its very LDs orientated. Plus i had too many beers!