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Selena Sermeño Immigrant Stories from One Telluride
Selena Sermeño, El Salvador
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After Haiti Mission, Doctors Express Hope and Fear for Earthquake Victims
Destruction is “intense,” and the future uncertain for Haitians displaced by the January 12 earthquake that claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. Two part-time Telluride doctors experienced the ...
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Learn to Hunt Turkeys with Wildlife Experts
With turkey season right around the corner, a how-to-hunt wild turkeys seminar is offered in Montrose, March 20.
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One-to-One Mentoring Program Makes Good Matches
One to One mentorship program exposes kids to activities, events they would otherwise miss out on.
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Community Briefs
SMPA Nomination Packets Available TRI - COUNTY AREA – Two board positions are up for election this year on the San Miguel Power Association. Director representatives for districts 3 and 6 ...
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FOUR CORNERS ART SHOW – Featuring “Together We Blossom” by Joyce Heuman Kramer and “Pinyon Jay” by Fiona King among other work by artists living in the Four Corners region, now on display at Capella in Mountain Village. (Photos courtesy East Meets West Gallery) Capella Teams Up With East Meets West for Spring Show
Meet the artists of the Four Corners Region at Capella’s ‘Four Corners Artists’ Show
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County Likes Newmire Vanadium Cleanup Results
With the exception of revegetation on the south side of Highway 145 at the former Newmire Vanadium Mill that was not performed to plan, San Miguel County officials are pleased with the low-level r...
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Jacqueline Hudson ACE at The Livery
ACE of Norwood has a new home at The Livery. A grand opening celebration takes place this weekend, featuring a student art show, poetry reading, storytelling, music and refreshments.
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McInnis, Norton and Romanoff Victors in Regional Caucuses
But San Miguel County Dems Strongly Favor Bennet for Senate
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McInnis, Norton and Romanoff Victors in Regional Caucuses
by Gus Jarvis
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But San Miguel County Dems Strongly Favor Bennet for Senate
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE BRIEFS
In MV, a Business License Is Required if You Rent Your Home
by Seth Cagin
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The town tightens up the rules to capture lost revenues.
TSSC UPDATE
Weekend Recap UPDATED 3/18
by Carlos Cagin
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Freestyle recap from World Cup in Are, Sweden to Devo Championships here in Telluride.
It’s Easy. It’s Tax Deductible. It Supports the Arts.
by Jessica Newens
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Grab your phone and support the arts in Telluride. Text-to-Give contest to support the Palm Theatre, Sheridan Opera House, TCTV and Squidshow Theatre will run through April 2, with a live announcem...
Montrose County Announces 2010 Road Construction Projects
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The projects have been selected based upon road rating and by choosing the roads that are in the most distress.
Steaming Bean Gets New Owners
by Karen James
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Brian Werner and Meghann McCormick to buy the Steaming Bean
Montrose County HHS Department Announces Five Furlough Days
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Reductions in five different state revenue sources are the cause.
Clowning Around Leads Local Teen on Patch Adams Trip to Guatemala
by Beverly Corbell
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A Montrose student and teacher are going on a clown-filled trip to Guatemala with famed Dr. Patch Adams. Others are invited to come along.
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George Martin, left, and Walt Stoelting argue over health care reform during a rally outside the district office of Rep. Joe Donnelly, D-Granger,  in downtown South Bend, Ind., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Groups on both sides of the debate on the federal health care overhaul are keeping up the pressure on three Indiana Democratic congressmen who say they haven't decided how they'll vote. (AP Photo/South Bend Tribune, Marcus Marter)The Newsroom - As the House gears up for this weekend’s dramatic vote on health reform legislation, Democrats are taking flak from all sides. In southern Ohio, opponents of the bill have created a blowback effect by airing an ad targeting Rep. Steve Driehaus to stand firm as a "no" vote on the legislation. The ad prominently featured the congressman’s young daughters, in violation of the unwritten law that forbids dragging lawmakers' family members – most especially their underage children – into the fray.


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Gina Owens hugs her grandson, Marcelas Owens from Seattle, Wash., whose mother, Tiffany Owens died after losing her job and health care, Thursday, March 11, 2010, during a health care news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Harry Hamburg)McClatchy Newspapers - WASHINGTON — Conservative talk show hosts and columnists have ridiculed an 11-year-old Washington state boy's account of his mother's death as a "sob story" exploited by the White House and congressional Democrats like a "kiddie shield" to defend their health care legislation.


Thu Mar 18 16:19:00 -0500 2010

In this Feb. 9, 2010 photo, Marc Horner, fleet manager for Jeffco Public Schools,  walks next near school busses with advertisements on their sides at the school's bus maintenance facility in Lakewood, Colo. About half a dozen states already allow bus advertising — including Colorado, Arizona, Florida, Minnesota, Tennessee and Texas. (AP Photo/Ed Andrieski)AP - School districts have imposed all sorts of drastic cuts to save money during the down economy, canceling field trips and making parents pay for everything from tissues to sports transportation.


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