Trenches reappearing in middle of college campus in Price

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Utility work at the College of Eastern Utah has once again opened up some long trenches that cut the campus in half. With the consequent fences erected to keep people from falling into the holes, sometimes the trek across the campus can be long and arduous, a problem students will face when they begin school August 18. Campus sources say the project should be completed by the beginning of September.

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