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Young girl brings hero to life Bruce Tippets

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Shelbi Webb works on a comic book recently.

Shelbi Webb has always been a creative thinker. Now, the Vernal Middle School student is putting her talents to use by making the comic book called Sugar Glider. She turns 12 on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017. “I started to write when I was in first or second grade,” Webb said. “I would start telling my friend who was a grade higher than me to spell things and write things out. It was always cartoon books and just informational stuff.” Webb wants Sugar Glider to send a message for children and parents for talking about certain issues. “I had anxiety and I was bul-

lied,” Webb said. “I’m just hoping I can use an outlet and ease into the conversation because I know that it can be real hard.” Father Jason Webb is handling the marketing and is the parental guide for Sugar Glider. “We feel that it’s a great way for kids to be able to identify they have bullying, self image challenges and all the things the teenagers go through,” Jason Webb said. “This way it gives them a platform in which to share with adults.” Right now, Shelbi Webb is taking donations for Sugar Glider at http://kck.st/2gC8kbj, which is part of a Kickstarter fundraiser link.

Webb said. “I’m excited about all the people who have donated so far. That is just so amazing.” There has been a positive reaction when the pair have been promoting Sugar Glider. “They all seem pretty excited about it,” Jason Webb said. “They all like the idea. It’s a different twist. Spider Man in Peter Parker went through those high school issues, but it really wasn’t presented the same way.” The final cost of Sugar Glider is $10,000. Kickstarter ends on Oct. 31. Jason Webb said the book has raised right under 2,500. “I couldn’t have been more prouder,” Jason Webb said. “She is amazing. She reads a mile a

“I feel like it’s going great and that it’s going to take off,” Shelbi

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The Haunted Woods seasonal attraction’s business license was revoked during the Sept. 25, 2017, Uintah County Commission meeting.

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Dave Davis, owner and operator of the Haunted Woods, remains open despite Uintah County revoking his business license. Davis said he has a business license through the Ute Tribe and operates in Ft. Duchesne, where the license is valid and will remain open until “a judge tells him he has to close.” In the beginning of September, Davis wrote a letter to Uintah County, explaining that the Haunted Woods is his only source of income and needs to stay open. “We propose to use only the trails and small buildings that have already been inspected by you many times and the large building will be closed down to the public, no access permitted. To address the septic systems on the property they are for a cabin in the back and night guard trailer and there is no access for the public, no contractor will sign

off and accept responsibility for them so I was forced to sign up and get my own license, which can’t take place until February 2018,” the letter states. Davis voiced to UB Media, frustration with the county’s inspection process. This is the 19th year Haunted Woods has been open and Davis will not settle for closing up. Davis said he feels as though his hands are tied because there is no contractor that will sign off on the septic systems. “I told them, with or without your permission, I’m running the Haunted Woods. We have human rights to earn income and right now that’s my only source of income,” Davis said. “I don’t care what they say, I’m running the Haunted Woods. I am not closed. My doors are open. I have a tribal business license that takes care of that. I’ve paid my state tax, so to me, until I have a judgement from a judge that says I am closed, I am open.”

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On Sept. 29, 2017, Brehm Communications purchased Basin Nickel Ads and is adding it to UB Media, which is the current home of Vernal Express, Uintah Basin Standard and UB Shoppin, since 2007. According to Ryan Schuyler, vice president of operations for Brehm Communications, the cost of the purchase cannot be disclosed at this time. Schuyler said the Nickel Ads has been a staple in the community for 40 years and the company saw an opportunity when the business was put up for sale and the Caldwell family started looking toward retirement. As of Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2017, Basin Nickel Ads will replace UB Shoppin in the community’s mailboxes, under the same namesake. “Its a fantastic opportunity for UB Media to bring a trusted and loyal brand into our umbrella of products and continue to serve our readers into the SEE NICKEL ADS on Page 6

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Uintah Basin Healthcare is introducing an innovative program with the use of telemedicine for newborns requiring lung recruitment / resuscitation, a potentially lifesaving program that is expected to improve care and drastically lower the number of newborn transports due to respiratory issues. Affiliated with the Early Lung Recruitment (ELR) & Resuscitation Program developed by leading neonatologists, respiratory therapists and nurses in their field at Intermountain Healthcare’s Utah Valley Hospital, the program is showing undeniable success. The program is much more than a camera & TV with both live 2-way video and audio communication between skilled UBH staff and an off-site boardcertified neonatologist where the neonatologist can see the rise and fall of the infant’s chest and trained staff from both UVH and UBH combine as partners to

work together to provide superior care. That’s the simplified explanation of the technology, but the education goes much deeper than that. Uintah Basin Healthcare first met with some key individuals at Utah Valley starting two years ago. Stephen D. Minton, MD, Neonatologist; Gordon Lassen, BSc, RRT-NPS, Manager, Department of Respiratory Care; and Jody Stevenson, BSN, RN, C-EFM, Unit Education Consultant; were key players in providing insight as Uintah Basin Healthcare was looking to provide solutions to better care for newborns in respiratory distress. They quickly learned that their goals were aligned, to provide expertise to rural areas that have a need for a higher level of expertise when very sick newborns need advanced care, typically only available in a newborn intensive care unit provided by a neonatologist (a pediatrician with specialty training in the care of newborn infants). “Uintah Basin Healthcare is

fortunate to have people that are very progressive and recognize they want to be part of a system that can provide a higher level of care to their newborn patients, allowing them to stay closer to home. We spoke with administration, a pediatrician, family practice providers, the OB team and respiratory team – and together they all had the foresight to recognize the value of this program for their patients. UBH was able to create this partnership for the community, providing needed certified neonatal care in the Uintah Basin” stated Dr. Minton. The first two minutes of a newborn’s life are a critical process as the baby transitions to their post-natal life. Any injury to the lung during the first few hours of life can have a significant lifelong effect. The ELR/Resuscitation program being implemented has a very strong focus on the steps taken in the first thirty minutes of life to get an infant breathing well and on their own, without causing damage to the lung.

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Pictured: Rhett & Megan Karren holding their infant twins Clara Joy & Ella Grace, along with their two daughters Lainey (6 years old) and Molly (4 years old); with UBH staff and their ELR program partners. The Karren twins were able to stay at UBMC, avoiding transport, thanks to Uintah Basin Healthcare staff and the Early Lung Recruitment (ELR) & Resuscitation Program developed by leading neonatologists and respiratory therapists in their field at Intermountain Healthcare’s Utah Valley Hospital. An un-recruited lung that is constantly opening and closing causes damage to the lung. The repetitive motion of opening and closing can tear the lung and create pneumothorax. In order to prevent lung damage, we recruit the lung using a pressurized air delivery system that goes over the infant’s face. The mask is placed on the patient and appropriate pressures are delivered based on the neonatal resuscitation 7th guidelines and the guidelines developed by Dr. Stephen Minton and his group. In summary, this program is when a baby that is struggling to breath immediately after birth has a timely intervention by the newborn staff where controlled pressure is applied directly to the lung to help open up wet and collapsed lung tissue. The results is an infant that returns back to mom without any problems. “One in ten babies born typically needs help breathing. We have traveled all over the world, and what’s interesting is how many facilities aren’t taking advantage of “the golden minute” when there is a high propensity for children to have fluids or problems breathing leading to long term consequences or higher mortality rates if they have not been managed effectively. Simple intervention changes the outcome. We have the data to prove it” stated Dr. Shaun Odell, Neonatologist at Utah Valley Hospital. “The golden minute” isn’t taken lightly at UBH. UBH took a year to develop the partnership with the ELR program, and UBH staff have been doing mock trainings for a year. The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) is required for all skilled personnel who attend deliveries at Uintah Basin Medical Center including doctors, nurses and the respiratory therapy team – and now with more depth and

more frequency than ever. It is now understood that taking the NRP course once every 2 years (as required by the American Academy of Pediatrics) was not sufficient to retain the needed knowledge for effective newborn resuscitation. Within a month of taking the course, the majority of skills learned were forgotten and the welfare of the infant could potentially be at risk. The new program requires intensive training on a monthly basis. The training comes in the form of mock codes with a state-of-theart “simulation baby”. The sim baby can realistically simulate a resuscitation on an infant. We train in simulation so when a mistake is made, we can educate the staff without risking a patient’s well-being. Real-time vitals such as heart rate, respiratory rate and oxygen saturation are seen on the baby and the monitor. The staff are trained by simulation on what it’s like to be in these situations and how to respond. Repetition leads to retention of knowledge and an increase in the skills needed to resuscitate. Staff members put in three or more hours per month mastering these skills. “Training has led to a drastic reduction in the number of newborns with respiratory complications being transported to other facilities for additional services. In the first six months, newborn transports decreased from 12 to 3 transports – a 75% reduction. Keeping baby healthy and here with the parents, and avoiding unnecessary transport costs is tremendous. This is another example of our medical providers and staff working together to ensure that our community is receiving the best in healthcare, right at home” stated James Marshall, President & CEO of UBH.

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tice at the PR Spring tar sands mine in eastern Utah. While sitting in rocking chairs outside the mine, seniors sang songs and held banners displeasure with the American to bring attention to US Petroleum Institute who had Oil Sands’ destruction of been working alongside the Tribe nearly a hundred acres in Wyoming v. United States to prevent the in theimplementation Book Cliffs,ofenMarch 2015 fracking rules, but dangerment oftothe Colwho have responded the Tenth Circuit’s by urgingand that orado decision River Basin, the United States Congress contribution to climate transfer regulatory authority chaos. over fracking on tribal lands from to the States. “Asthe Tribes a mother and The Tribe stated: grandmother, I am here In Wyoming v. United States, to look straight at the tribes, states, and the industry worked togetherof to prevent the destruction our land United States from interfering in Utah in the with state and tribalpursuit control of boom and profit over lands within bust their respective jurisdictions. We were from mining tar sands, dumbfounded, and obviously the dirtiest fuel on this

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BLM fracking rules on Ute Tribal lands remains uncharged Ashley Klinglesmith Legal Assistant to Jeffrey Rasmussen*and Joanne Curry** On Sept. 21, 2017, in Wyoming v. United States, the Tenth Circuit decided that because the United States has already published its intent to repeal costly fracking rules which the United States published in March 2015, the Tenth Circuit would dismiss the appeals and the underlying district court suit related to those rules. Wyoming v. United States. The Ute Indian Tribe was the only tribe which participated in that District Court case and then in the appeal. The Ute Indian Tribe, four states, and attorneys for oil industry groups obtained a preliminary injunction barring implementation of the March 2015 rules and then a permanent injunction. Those orders prevented BLM from imposing its new and costly rules on Indian lands and on federal lands. The Tenth Circuit’s September 21 decision provides an unusual situation by which the federal regulations that existed before March 2015 will remain in effect while the United States completes the procedural steps to formally repeal those same rules. The only Court which has reviewed the March 2015 rules and the administrative record upon which BLM attempted to justify the rules issued a preliminary injunction barring the rules because the BLM had violated its statutory obligation to consult with tribes in good faith. That same court also held that even if BLM had complied with its statutory duty to consult with tribes, BLM would still have lost because it did not have lawful authority to adopt the rules. The Court subsequently permanently enjoined the rules, stating it did not even need to determine whether BLM had properly consulted with tribes because BLM did not have authority to adopt the rules. On appeal, the Tribe provided a thorough legal analysis of why BLM did not have rulemaking authority on tribal lands. And, as Judge Hartz noted in his separate partially concurring and partially dissenting opinion, even though he agreed with the other two judges with regard to the complex procedural decision as it related to federal lands, the

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minute. She appreciates the art. She appreciates everything that goes into a comic book.” Kickstarter is an American public benefit corporation that maintains a global crowd-funding platform focused on creativity. “People pledge their money and the money doesn’t go into the fund until it’s done,” Jason Webb said. “It’s all or nothing. That is why we are pushing so much so we can get that money in order so we can fund the project.” Jason Webb said the band featuring in the first four issues of the comic is nominated for an IHeart Radio Music Award, two Teen Choice Awards, two Billboard Music Awards and an American Music Award. The band will be announced on Nov. 1. “The real issue with the comic book is that there is a lot that goes into it,” Jason Webb said. “You can have four different people just doing a single page

Court should have ruled in favor of the Tribe on the separate issue of Indian lands because the United States did not even attempt to respond to the Tribe’s correct legal analysis that BLM lacked rule-making authority over tribal trust lands. The other two judges appeared at oral argument to be in agreement with the substance of the Tribe’s arguments, but decided it would be a better use of judicial resources to simply dismiss the appeal on the complex procedural question without issuing any ruling on the Tribe’s substantive argument. One of the judges disagreed, and in a partial dissent, Judge Hartz indicated that he thought the Tenth Circuit should reach this issue, stating: The Tribe has adequately raised the issues specific to it both in district court and in this court…” “Yet the other parties have failed to challenge the Tribe’s reasoning. I would treat that failure as a waiver and affirm judgment for the Tribe with respect to Indian lands. Resolving that matter would entail no waste of judicial resources.” Although it appears the current BLM Administration has taken the position the March 2015 rules will not be implemented on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, the Ute Indian Tribe intends to request that the Tenth Circuit reconsider its September 21, 2017 decision. The Tribe will ask the Court to adopt Judge Hartz’ position, and decide on the merits that BLM does not have rulemaking authority regarding fracking on tribal lands. The Tribal Business Committee issued the following statement regarding the decision in this case: The Tribe is confident that its legal analysis is correct, that BLM does not have rulemaking authority over fracking on tribal lands, and that the Tribe will eventually prevail on that issue. The Tribe is tired of these ongoing practices to treat and regulate Tribal lands as public lands. The United States could not even come up with a response to the Tribe’s thorough and careful legal analysis on the issue. We hope that the Tenth Circuit will take this opportunity to decide this important issue of federal Indian law now, instead of allowing BLM to continue to violate both tribal sovereignty and federal law. The Tribe also noted its in a comic. You have pencil, ink, color and lettering. With all that involved one page in a comic book can cost $100.” The name of Sugar Glider seemed the right fit for the message. “The background of the title is Shelbi’s two favorite comics the Flash and Squirrel Girl,” Jason Webb said. “We wanted to create a creature that made of both that she has the Squirrel Girl attributes and the speed of the Flash,” Jason Webb said. Shelbi Webb’s room is decorated with Flash and the Squirrel Girl. The Flash is an ongoing American comic book series featuring the DC Comics superhero of the same name. The Squirrel Girl is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books by Marvel Comics. Another favorite by Shelbi Webb is Green Lantern. They fight evil with the aid of rings that grant them a variety of extraordinary powers. “I just feel in love with a Green Lantern character,” Shelbi Webb said.

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UINTAH BASIN MEDICAL CENTER AMIYA BAILEY , daughter of Rashelle Boren and Skyler Ivy Lynn Swain, of weighed Lynett 8and Bailey, was born AugustDaughter 28, 2017. She lbs 1 oz. Jonathan Swain was born on october 8, 2017. JOVIE & HAY VEN FRESTON, daughters of Holly and She weighed 5 lbs 11August oz. 28, 2017. They weighed 5 Randy Freston, were born lbs 6 oz. and 5 lbs. CATA AUTUMNRAIN of Trista WylieLEYA Waylon Ehrman,TYLER, Son of daughter Nicole Dotter Serawop and Ehrman, Curtis Tylerwas Sr., was born August 29, and John born October 9, 2017. 2017.She weighed 8 lbs 15 oz. he weighed 7 lbs 11 oz. KASEN SKYLER ROY ADORNO, son of Rebecca Molay and Jose Adorno, was born August 30, 2017. He weighed 5 lbs 10 oz. Wayne Alexander, Son of Molley and Bennett Chris Alexander, born 2017. MADDOUX CLYDE was BAILEY, sononof October Crysa and 8, Alex Bailey, was born7August He weighed lbs. 531, oz.2017. He weighed 8 lbs 2 oz. PENELOPE AUTUMN HARDING, daughter of MaryBeth and Brad Harding, was born September 1, 2017. She weighed Poowegup Nephi, Daughter of 8Evanjoleen lbs 5 oz. Zhondee Nephi and Darius Poowegup, was born CONNOER RONALD DEAN, son of Jaime and George on October 2017. She weighed 6 lbs.8 8lbsoz. Dean, was born5, September 1, 2017. He weighed 7 oz. DEAN CHRISTIAN ZUFELT, son of Sabrina and Cody Zufelt, was born September 5, 2017. He weighed 7 lbs 13 oz. BRIXTON DALE HOWE, son of Kayla and Jeremy Howe, was born at UBMC. He weighed 8 lbs 1 oz. BREKLYN VERA CARROLL, daughter of Cierra and Morgan Carroll, was born September 5, 2017. She weighed 7 lbs 2 oz. DECLAN KORAN , son of Natasha and Patrick Koran, was born September 5, 2017. He weighed 7 lbs 11 oz. CRAIG CONNY ORREGA, son of Shelby and Charles Ortega, was born September 6, 2017. He weighed 7 lbs 4 oz. BLAKELY SANDRA DOMGAARD, daughter of Kayrene and Terence Domgaard, was born September 6, 2017. She weighed 6 lbs 2 oz. LANDER PRESTON WATERS, son of Lucy and Preston Waters, was born September 8, 2017. He weighed 8 lbs 6 oz. TAYA BETH AALIYAH RUDER, daughter of Mackenzie Cordova and Tnaddeus Ruder, was born September 8, 2017. She weighed 6 lbs 13 oz. DANIEL ALEXANDER VEGA, son of Cidali and Jose Vega, was born September 10, 2017. He weighed 6 lbs 12 oz. WYATT ASHER BATTY, son of Vail and Travis Batty, was born September 10, 2017. He weighed 7 lbs 11 oz. MCKENNA JADE SULLIVAN, daughter of Amber and Alex Sullivan, was born September 11, 2017. She weighed 8 lbs. RAYMOND GILBERT GARDNER, son of Brandy Gardner, was born September 12, 2017. He weighed 9 lbs 13 oz.

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ANDREW MCKEE , son of Shauna and Jeff McKee, was born September 14, 2017. He weighed 8 lbs. Daxton Christian Zilles, of Evans Nicole and VINCE ROCKY WILLS, son ofson Rachel and Colton John Zilles born on 4, 2017. He Wills, was bornwas September 15,October 2017. weighed lbs. 3 HUNTING, oz. KINZLEY 8MARIE daughter of Heather and Matthew Hunting, was born September 15, 2017. She weighed 5 lbs 5 oz. Ailani Moreno, Daughter of Jael and Johnny ZEKKEN ROBERT son of Cassandra Moreno, was bornFORD, on October 4 2017. Hansen She and AJ Ford, was born September 18, 2017. He weighed 7 lbs 1 weighed 7 lbs. 9 oz. oz. PAISLEY PERANK , daughter of Tahrah and Dallas Perank, was born Sptember 18, 2017. She weighed 7 lbs 15 oz. STALEY CLARK , son of Shianne and Jonathan Clark, was born September 17, 2017. He weighed 9 lbs 4 oz. BRONX & LONDYNN CALDWELL, son and daughter of KImberly and Brandon Caldwell, was borm September 19, 2017. He weighed 6 lbs and she weighed 5 lbs 4 oz. SLOANE MCKEE , daughter of Valerie and Austin Mckee, was born September 20, 2017. She weighed 8 lbs 9 oz. LIAM ALAN KARREN, son of Janie and Travis Karren, was born September 21, 2017. He weighed 6 lbs 10 oz. LOXLEY EMBER BATTY, daughter of Amber and JC Batty, was born September 19, 2017. She weighed 7 lbs. REMINGTON RAYLINN HAMILTON, daughter of Daun and Lamont Hamilton, was born September 22, 2017. She weighed 5 lbs 1 oz. LOGAN CONNER CHAPOOSE, son of Victoria and Brooks Chapoose, was born September 22, 2017. He weighed 7 lbs 6 oz. TAY VEN EUGENE MUNFORD, son of Mandi and Benjamin Munford, was born September 26, 2017. He weighed 6 lbs 5 oz. LYNNESSA STEVENS , daughter of Maykala and Dale Stevens, was born September 25, 2017. She weighed 6 lbs 7 oz. COLTON PHILIP PRATT, son of Bee and Eric Pratt, was born September 26, 2017. He weighed 6 lbs 10 oz. BLAKE AARON HOOPES, son of Mieka and Aaron Hoopes, was born September 26, 2017. He weighed 8 lbs 3 oz.

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