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	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Cache valley virus is a bunyavirus that causes fetal death, still-birth and congenital malformations such as arthrogryposis and anencephaly in sheep.
		Cache Valley virus has been suggested to be a cause of neural tube defects in humans, although a study in 1997 could not serologically link infection with anencephaly and other defects.
		Cache Valley virus was isolated from a deer hunter in North Carolina who suffered life-threatening, multi-organ failure, and recent serologic evidence suggests that deer may be a reservoir in nature.
	www.vetmed.wisc.edu /pbs/zoonoses/CacheValley/cachevalleyindex.html (162 words)

	Cache County Utah History and Census - Public Pioneer
		Cache County was formed in 1864 by the territorial legislature and its boundaries redefined in 1864 when part of Cache became Richland (Rich)County.
		Cache Valley was occupied by prehistoric hunters and gatherers, perhaps as early as 10,000 years ago, and served much later as a rendezvous for Plains groups and the local Shoshone.
		Cache Valley was repeatedly visited by trappers and explorers such as John Weber and Jim Bridger in 1824 and Peter Skene Ogden and James Beckwourth in 1825.
	pioneer.utah.gov /cachehis.html (513 words)

	Cache Valley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cache Valley is a broad arid agricultural valley in northern Utah and southern Idaho in the United States.
		In the early 19th century the valley was inhabited by Shoshone and other Native Americans.
		The cultural and economic hub of Cache Valley is Logan, Utah, home of Utah State University.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cache_Valley (162 words)

	Heartlinks' Cache Valley Page
		A fur cache was a hole dug in a stream bank or possibly a natural cave where beaver pelts and sometimes extra equipment like traps, etc.was cached until the trapper could return and get them for the next rendezvous.
		Cache Valley is the home of Utah State University, which we attended many years ago.
		One of our favorite Cache Valley haunts is the Hardware ranch, where they feed several hundred elk in the winter and take you out among them on horse-drawn sleighs.
	www.heartslinked.com /cvalley.htm (698 words)

	Utah History Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Cache County, located in the northern part of the state, is bordered by the Wasatch Mountains on the east and a spur of the Wasatch, the Wellsville Mountains, on the west.
		Cache County was formed in 1856 by the territorial legislature and its boundaries were redefined in 1864 when part of Cache became Richland (Rich) County.
		Between 1824 and 1855 Cache Valley was repeatedly visited by trappers and explorers.
	www.media.utah.edu /UHE/c/CACHECOUNTY.html (495 words)

	Welcome to Cache Valley Broadband!
		Cache Valley Broadband and its authorized representatives will not be responsible for any file corruption or data loss during install of equipment and/or service.
		Cache Valley Broadband Internet Service is provided as an “as is” and “as available” basis without warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, warranties of title, non-infringement or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
		Cache Valley Broadband expressly forbids spam, offensive or act that would be deemed illegal to be sent through the Cache Valley Broadband network.
	www.cachevalleybroadband.com /subscriber.html (535 words)

	Articles - Cache Valley Utah \| Utah.com
		Once in the valley, the trappers would dig holes in the ground and 'cache' their hides until they could be sold.
		The exact sites of the Cache Valley rendezvous are difficult to determine, but some historians believe the event was held near the present day site of Wellsville and the American West Heritage Center.
		Today, the valley is still known for its pristine beauty, its land-grant college, Utah State University, for its proximity to the mountains and the opportunities there for downhill and cross country skiing as well as rock climbing, cave exploration, birdwatching, snowmobiling and mountain biking, and camping, among other activities.
	www.utah.com /schmerker/2001/cache_valley.htm (1501 words)

	Utah-IdahoHomes.com: Living in Cache Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Cache Valley is a high mountain valley located in the northeastern corner of Utah at the northern end of the Wasatch Front.
		Cache County was established in 1856, most of Cache County is mountainous and forested.
		Logan, the largest city in the valley, is home to Utah State University a nationally accredited university that provides many educational opportunities as well as a host of civic and sporting activities.
	www.idaho-utahhomes.com /aboutCV.htm (399 words)

	(GCC6D6) Valley View Cache by Gullivers Crew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The skiing, snowshoeing, biking and hiking paths on the Valley View golf course are just too nice to leave to golfers, especially since they canât use them in the winter, so we finally decided to hide a regular cache just off the course, in the âwoodsâ.
		The cache is a 30 caliber ammo can located in the corner of the farthest edge of the course, or not too far from the âeagleâ in the virtual cache âThrough the Eyes of an Eagleâ.
		The cache can be easily found in winter or summer, as it is up off the ground and not likely to be snow covered (even with the 2-3 feet cover there this winter).
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=50902 (630 words)

	Home Page of the Cache Valley Soaring Association
		Welcome to the website of the Cache Valley Soaring Association.
		This site is designed to serve the members of the club as well as the community to promote soaring in the greater Cache Valley area.
		Our mission is to provide reasonably priced access to sailplanes, training, and tow services to the Cache Valley community to ensure the growth and safe operation of the sport.
	www.cachesoaring.org (138 words)

	The Herald Journal: Archives
		The painful decision to abandon both North and South Cache highs in favor of one large county high school was one that stirred the emotions of county residents.
		The decision was ultimately made to put the new high school in Smithfield, meaning that high school students in the south end of the county would have to be transported to Sky View, until Mountain Crest was built in 1983.
		In addition to serving as an administrator and teacher for Cache County schools and as mayor of Smithfield, Webb served in the Logan LDS Temple Presidency.
	hjnews.townnews.com /articles/2003/10/09/news/news03.txt (928 words)

	Utah History To Go - Soren Hanson
		Beginning about 1880 the economy of Cache Valley began to evolve from its pioneer subsistence roots to a commercial economy with highly specialized private enterprises.
		Cache Valley and southern Idaho consumed a quarter of this output, and the rest was taken by wagon to Corinne or Ogden for shipment throughout Utah and the surrounding states.
		Farmers brought their eggs to merchants all over Cache Valley, and Hanson took them off of the merchants' hands.
	historytogo.utah.gov /sorenh.html (686 words)

	Cache Valley Gardeners' Market
		The Cache Valley Gardeners' Market is an open air market where fresh local produce, handmade crafts and foods, and freshly prepared meals are available in this beautiful mountain valley.
		It is a place for people to gather and enjoy conversation, pick up some delectable vegetables for their dinner, buy live plants to put in their own garden, look for handcrafted gifts for friends or to treat themselves, get breakfast or lunch, hang out and listen to live music, and generally have a good time.
		Cache Valley Gardeners' Market is a non-profit, staffed by volunteers.
	www.saabra.org /pages/GM.htm (510 words)

	Logan Utah Real Estate, Ned Stratton, Logan Homes, Cache Valley Homes, Home Plans, House Plans, New Construction, New ...
		We decided that Cache valley was the greenest part of Utah and that Logan would be the best place and cheapest place to go to college.
		We had never intended on staying in Logan or cache valley for more than 4 years but we learned, as most people that come here do, that Cache Valley is a hard place to leave.
		I had and have a great relationship with a number of home builders in Cache Valley, so after I got my real estate license they took me on as sort of an in house New Construction agent.
	www.nedstratton.com /HomePage.html (859 words)

	Cache Chamber of Commerce - economic and relocation information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Cache Valley is a lush green valley surrounded by beautiful mountains, home of Utah State University.
		Traditional events on major holidays and summer festivals make Cache Valley a lively place to be all year round.
		Cache Valley provides regional shopping and medical services to the area, and because of the University, there is a diverse and interesting population....in other words, Cache Valley is a great place to live and work.
	www.cachechamber.com /econ/index.asp (256 words)

	Cache Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Cache Valley Tourism Please visit the Cache Valley Tourism Web site for more information about the area.
		The Utah Festival Opera Company of Cache Valley, Utah presented at the Ellen Eccles Theater which offers the best in musical theatre including grand...
		Cache Valley was occupied by prehistoric hunters and gatherers, perhaps as early as 10,000 years ago, and served much later as a rendezvous...
	luxurystargetaways.info /Cache-Valley.html (192 words)

	Cache Valley Drifters, mightyfine.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The Cache Valley Drifters got their start some twenty-odd years ago and came to attention as the back-up band for highly respected country-folk songwriter Kate Wolff, who died too soon to receive the full acclaim she deserved.
		Following personnel shifts, the Cache Valley Drifters currently consist of Wally Barnick on bass, Bill Griffin on mandolin, and Mike Mullins on guitar.
		Occasionally, the Cache Valley Drifters have the tendency to come dangerously close to the cloying country-grass sound made infamous by the early Eagles and their ilk.
	www.greenmanreview.com /cache_valley_drifters.html (321 words)

	Cache valley prepares for the worst
		Residents of Cache Valley looking for a guarantee that biological or chemical terrorist attacks couldn’t occur in the valley may be disappointed.
		He said as part of the hazardous materials (haz mat) team, he has responded to a number of situations, and in fact, the team was pressed into service earlier this week when a suspicious envelope was reported at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints seminary at Mountain Crest High School in Hyrum.
		Larsen also noted that Cache Valley was part of the statewide Health Alert Network, a federally-funded program designed to help various cities and counties notify health officials and respond to any public health emergency as quickly as possible.
	www.utahstatesman.com /main.cfm?include=detail&storyid=129107 (1229 words)

	History of Frederick Augustus Herman Frank Mitchell (1835-1923)
		He purchased the old Cache Dale farm located in Petersburough number two district, which proved to be a good investment.
		He was called as patriarch of the Cache Valley Stake in the spring of 1919.
		There were a large number of families called to settle Carson valley, at that time a part of the territory of Utah.
	lythgoes.net /genealogy/history/FrederickAugustusHermanFrankMitchell.php (6327 words)

	LewHisDepression
		To help alleviate suffering, the valley's citizens responded with a church and civic cooperative effort, accumulating food, clothing, and other necessities to be distributed to those in want through church storehouses and community distribution centers.
		When the valley's economic situation continued to worsen, the Logan Chamber of Commerce created an employment program funded by a two percent tax on the wages of business and municipal employees, and the county augmented the funding of this program by taxing admission charges to local entertainment.
		Among the many Cache County projects funded by federal emergency dollars during this period were USU’s George Nelson Fieldhouse, the amphitheater on Old Main Hill, the construction of Hyrum Dam, and an increase in size and capacity of Newton Dam.
	www.dragongoose.com /LewHisDepression.html (2282 words)

	VOICE - Cache Valley Youth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The mission of Cache Valley Youth is to unite Utah State University students and cache Valley high school students through service.
		Cache Valley Youth is a volunteer program sponsored by VOICE, which is a sub-organization of ASUSU and thus governed by the ASUSU Executive Council.
		The VOICE staff will oversee the cache Valley Youth Council, which is responsible for approving and implementing all projects and proposals within the CVY.
	www.usu.edu /voice/youth.html (110 words)

	USUSC Cache County Archives
		Though others had been in the valley some time previous, the first real settlement of Cache Valley began in 1856 at the direct counsel of Brigham Young, who made the decision after hearing of the severe problems in the Tooele settlement to the west of Salt Lake City.
		A group of approximately nine men and their families went to the valley where they camped at the southern end and built two rows of small cabins, this settlement was later became Wellsville.
		An act passed January 6, 1856, established the boundaries of Cache County and authorization to organize the county given to an elected probate judge upon his election.
	library.usu.edu /Specol/manuscript/cachecoarchives.html (9886 words)

	News about the Cache Valley Specialty Hospital (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		North Logan, UT - For the second year, Cache Valley Specialty Hospital (CVSH) and local volunteers are carrying on Toys for Tots in Cache Valley after the program was designated only for Salt Lake-area families.
		Denise Iverson, former Cache Valley Toys for Tots coordinator, organized Cache Kidz Christmas in 2000 to keep the program rolling.
		The community is invited to drop off new, unwrapped gifts for children ages zero to16 at one of four drop-off locations at Cache Valley Specialty Hospital, Lee's Marketplace in Logan, Smith's or ShopKo.
	cvsh.com /news/12-13-01_kidspage.html (192 words)

	Moraware - Cache Valley Countertops Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Purchasing problems: Cache Valley Countertops carries a wide range of products, so ordering and keeping track of material was a time-consuming process.
		Now that Cache Valley Countertops is using JobTracker, they've been able to run their operations better and faster.
		Cache Valley's product information, suppliers, prices, and costs are now consolidated; which makes coordinating and ordering material a much simpler job.
	www.moraware.com /Customer_Profiles/Cache_Valley_Countertops_.html (257 words)

	White Room \| Cache Valley Drifters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		One of the first albums i reached for was the cache valley drifters.
		After all, when Bill Munroe invented the style of country music now known as Blue Grass (after Bill Munroe and His Blue Grass Boys) he was trying to develop a technique and tone that was his own.
		The Cache Valley Drifters' White room foregoes the often copied high lonesome sound of traditonal bluegrass for something more their own -- call it the warm mellow sound.
	www.7nights.com /asterisk/store-music/product/B0000010TF/White-Room.html (903 words)

	Utah History To Go - Logan
		Founded in 1859, Logan, a city of approximately 33,000, is located on the east side of Cache Valley in northern Utah at the mouth of Logan Canyon.
		On 6 June 1859 a small group of Mormon settlers sent to Cache Valley by Brigham Young surveyed a fort site near the banks of the Logan River and began harvesting logs for houses.
		Though not the first white settlement in Cache Valley, Logan became the principal city because of its central location and its abundant water supply for mills and irrigation.
	historytogo.utah.gov /logan.html (798 words)

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		A few dirt roads and a lot of fields in the middle of the valley.
		The Seasonal Changes series of pics shows the Valley and the Wasatch front from the same perspective changing color throughout the year.
		A small canyon in the north end of the valley just before the Idaho border, which I discovered by accident when I was up in Richmond having a burger at the fabulous LD's Cafe.
	cachevalley.tnickel32.com (325 words)

	RE/MAX WEST- Cache Valley Real Estate
		A part of Intermountain Health Care's system of 21 hospitals, Logan Regional is licensed for 148 patient beds, and is located 80 miles northeast of Salt Lake City, in beautiful Cache Valley, Utah.
		"Cache Valley Specialty Hospital (CVSH) is a patient-friendly health care choice for our community.
		Find a job in Cache Valley, or anywhere in the state.
	cachehomes.net /public/communityLinks.do (192 words)

	Why Utah? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Utah State University is located in Cache Valley, 100 miles north of Salt Lake City.
		The Valley is about 60 miles long and 10 miles wide, and straddles the Utah-Idaho border.
		The Cache Valley Area (50 mile radius) The Valley is bordered on the west by the Wellsville Mountains, which rise from the floor of the valley at 4,500 feet to over 9,600 feet.
	www.engineering.usu.edu /ece/research/rtpc/utah/utah.html (561 words)

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