As old Ogden wildlife rehab center building comes down, dinosaur park expansion edges ahead

OGDEN — She knew it was coming. Still, seeing the rubble of the former Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah building "was a gut punch," DaLyn Marthaler, executive director of the organization, said. Word publicly emerged a little over a year ago that the rehabilitation center would have to leave the city-owned structure it previously occupied at 1490 Park Boulevard, adjacent to the George F. Eccles Dinosaur Park. Dinosaur park plans call for construction of a new structure at the site, where new dinosaur models are to be fixed and...