Tweet Living in the Lake Powell area we hear a lot about carbon monoxide during the summer. Every year it seems there are deaths, or serious injuries, on the lake from C0 poisoning. Houseboat recalls to fix rear venting systems to the safer side venting systems have been in the news and on the radio locally. [...]
Tweet The Arizona States Parks Foundation has put out an urgent call for help after the Arizona legislature acted on House Bill 2001. The Bill has now passed the house and senate. If you are an Arizona resident and find these actions unacceptable please click to the Parks website and send Governor Jan Brewer and [...]
Tweet Part of our Lake Powell Answers Series: Question: What happened to Glen Canyon Dam during the 1983 Flood Season. I hear the water went over the top of the dam. Answer: No, the water did not go over the top of the dam. The rest of the answer is as follows ~ I worked [...]
Tweet As previously discussed there are some great opportunities for home ownership right now with the $8000 first time home buyer tax credit and the $6,500 step up home buyer tax credit. Also because of the rural location of the Page Lake Powell area we qualify for Department of Agriculture loans – USDA Loans – [...]
Tweet Woke up this morning to an article in the Deseret News on my son, David, and his astrophotography. We moved to the Lake Powell area in 1991 and it has afforded David to do many things – find dinosaurs, tour, hike and shoot astrophotography. This article is reprinted from the Deseret News Blog Site [...]
Tweet All abuzz this week in Page, AZ, is the news that water rates are set to rise. Council could vote on it as early as next week. Commercial water users are going to see the biggest hikes but every day homeowners as well will be affected. There is aging infrastructure in Page that needs [...]
Tweet Check out the new posterous on our media section – Lake Powell – Coyote on a Cold December Evening Click each picture to make it larger Mr. Coyote stopped and stared at me for several seconds
