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BEAVER, Utah — Tens of thousands of visitors from all over the world were expected to descend upon Utah to get an extraordinary view of last week's annular solar eclipse.A lot of money certainly exchanged hands with many more people than usual flooding into the small towns of central Utah like Bryce Canyon City, Beaver, Fillmore and Richfield."It was something we don’t see in Richfield very often," said Jeff Raisor, Exec. Dir. of the Richfield Chamber of Commerce.
"So we planned for the worst and hoped for the best, and we definitely did not get near , we might have gotten a third of that," he said."There were some restaurants with lines out the door, which really helped, and of course, people getting gas, steady streams of cars, and at our grocery stores. That helped our economy," Raisor said.
"It was crazy. The hotels were full," he said."From California and Nevada and Arizona and all over the place. Not normal for this time of the year or for that weekend.Laspina's store kept their doors open much later than usual to accommodate all the customers streaming in. Cary says it’s his experience in the entertainment business that’s helped his shop thrive in an unlikely setting for so long. He says Surewood Forest has become a destination for those meeting up in the city.Also right in the middle of it all, about 1,800 people came to Snow College’s Richfield campus for their ringside seats to the eclipse.
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