Layoffs at Moab Spark Letter From Lawmaker

Portage Inc. on Tuesday laid off 31 employees at the Energy Department’s Moab site in Utah, where the company recently received a follow-on contract for uranium tailings cleanup work, a local public radio station reported.
The layoffs leave 80 people on the job…

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