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A scenic Utah corridor may soon welcome a new landmark: A storage facility

Summary by Salt Lake Tribune
Heading into the south end of Cache Valley — after traveling through miles of open fields and towering mountains in Sardine Canyon — drivers pass by some scattered homes and businesses to eventually find spacious, open fields, interrupted by only a few buildings — primarily a museum and a dairy.

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A scenic Utah corridor may soon welcome a new landmark: A storage facility

Heading into the south end of Cache Valley — after traveling through miles of open fields and towering mountains in Sardine Canyon — drivers pass by some scattered homes and businesses to eventually find spacious, open fields, interrupted by only a few buildings — primarily a museum and a dairy.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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Salt Lake Tribune broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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