Thursday, April 23, 2008

Apr 23, 2008 by Ann Johnson

Midday Utah begins after the 9 a.m. news

Utah's Walk-In-Access program allows hunters, anglers and wildlife watchers onto private property. Started three years ago on a trial basis in northern Utah, the program has become so popular with landowners and sportsmen alike, that the Division of Wildlife Resources is now extending it into other areas of the state. Here to talk about the details is Jo Proctor, the Walk-in-Access Manager for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources' Central Region.

Alex Goldfayn is the host of "The Technology Tailor Show," which is a "low-tech" technology talk show broadcast to 38 states and Canada from Chicago. He is the author of Going Digital: Simple Tools and Techniques for Sharing and Enjoying your Digital Photos and Home Movies. And for several years, he wrote the innovative "My Tech" column for the Chicago Tribune. We'll be talking about the hottest new wireless technologies, including the fastest Wi-Fi devices ever.

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