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The Cannonville founder's page is dedicated to those people in the Cannonville area that initially made the Cannonville WikiXM news a reality. Without their initiative, foresight and social fortitude the Cannonville WikiXM news would not have happened. Like all those that have come before us, these founder saw what others couldn't - potential in a new way of doing an old medium - a new way of providing the news to the people around them. We want to thank these people by featuring them on the Cannonville founders page for life. There are many venues to get the news but WikiXM was initiated by your founders, for the people of Cannonville, to create the news they saw fit.

WikiXM - Cannonville, UT is the people's news source; for the people, by the people.

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Your town local news activity; Any activity that helps get the word out or impacts the level of an article like ratings, commenting, and adding Contributions will all gain you points towards becoming a Founder.

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Cannonville Top Articles

BLM warns Utah hikers of quicksand at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

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CANNONVILLE, Utah (ABC4) – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is warning hikers to watch out for quicksand at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monum...

Wind blows roof off mobile home during Garfield County thunderstorm

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CANNONVILLE, Utah, Aug. 21, 2022 (Gephardt Daily) — Strong winds blew the roof off a mobile home Sunday during a severe thunderstorm in Garfield County. A...

UPDATE: ‘Wet microburst’ rips off trailer home roof in Garfield County, Utah

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UPDATE: The National Weather Service for Salt Lake City clarified that it was a “wet microburst” that tore off the trailer home roof Saturday afternoon. ...

Maria Gutzeit | Water: The Lifeblood of the West

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Like shade on a hot day, water in the West is our unsung hero. As a child growing up in the Midwest, I thought water was just always there. We didn’t even ...

Daily briefing: Maths proof hints at the true nature of infinity

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An extra size of infinity might sit between the first and second infinitely large numbers. Plus, severe COVID-19 seems to be even rarer in children than we t...