Thursday, April 30, 2020

From the Newsroom | Bynum named Montrose mayor; MMH enhances safeguards for labor and delivery

Two held in alleged heroin-trafficking case
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Montrose Memorial Hospital
HOSPITAL ENHANCES SAFEGUARDS FOR LABOR AND DELIVERY: Amid the COVID-19 declared pandemic, expectant mothers continue to give birth at Montrose Memorial Hospital — and there should be no undue worry about having a baby there, obstetrics and gynecology practitioners said.

Barbara Bynum
MADAM MAYOR - BYNUM TALKS GENDER REPRESENTATION AND HOPES FOR 2020: As the new Montrose City Council mayor, Barbara Bynum hopes to provide a unique perspective and represent the diversity of Montrose. Bynum is currently the only female sitting council member as well as the youngest.

TWO HELD IN ALLEGED HEROIN-TRAFFICKING CASE: A lengthy, multi-agency investigation into suspected heroin trafficking in Montrose led to two arrests Tuesday.
During the investigation, local and federal agents seized a distribution-level amount of heroin, Montrose Police Cmdr. Matt Smith said.

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Local drive-ins hope to move forward with opening
Local drive-ins hope to move forward with opening
Gov. Jared Polis's "safer-at home" order, implemented Sunday night after the "stay-at-home" order was lifted, allowed businesses and retail deemed non-critical to reopen and operate in the following ways — delivery service, window service, walk-up service, drive-through service, drive-up service…
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Colorado joins Western States Pact for COVID-19 response
As of April 27, Colorado has joined Nevada, California, Oregon and Washington in the Western States Pact, described as "a working group of Western state governors with a shared vision for modifying stay at home orders and fighting COVID-19."
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Less-lethal force used to subdue suspect who allegedly fled from police
Less-lethal force used to subdue suspect who allegedly fled from police
Police deployed less-lethal force against a man who allegedly fled from them Monday night.
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Signs of hope: Businesses express optimism, gratitude
Signs of hope: Businesses express optimism, gratitude

Despite having to shutter their doors due to the coronavirus outbreak, local businesses are using their marquees to share inspiring and thankful messages to passersby.

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Sunday, April 26, 2020

Daily Headlines: Students prepare for new style as AP testing impacted by COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted education as local districts canceled in-person instruction for the remainder of the year. As students adjust to completing coursework from their living rooms, the coronavirus has presented another challenge for students who are signed up…
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Students prepare for new style as AP testing impacted by COVID-19
Sunday 4/26 at 8:00am
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted education as local districts canceled in-person instruction for the remainder of the year. As students adjust to completing coursework from their living rooms, the coronavirus has presented another challenge for students who are signed up…
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Students prepare for new style as AP testing impacted by COVID-19
 
Hidden child abuse feared amid pandemic
Sunday 4/26 at 7:00am
Child welfare organizations have seen a drop in calls reporting abuse and neglect since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic — and that's worrisome, local representatives said.
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Hidden child abuse feared amid pandemic
 
Montrose High School graduates to be honored with signs
Saturday 4/25 at 11:00am
Montrose High School (MHS) graduates have had multiple events canceled or rescheduled, including their graduation ceremony. Because of the lost opportunities, community members have been looking for new ways to honor the seniors.
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Montrose High School graduates to be honored with signs
 
High School athletics season officially canceled
Saturday 4/25 at 10:00am
After meeting with the Sports Medicine Advisory Committee on Monday evening and coming to a group consensus, CHSAA commissioner Rhonda Blanford-Green announced the cancellation of the 2020 spring sports season in a letter to CHSAA member schools on Tuesday.
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High School athletics season officially canceled
 
Sheriff confirms Hotchkiss couple was shot
Saturday 4/25 at 9:45am
A Hotchkiss couple found dead in their Garber Road home Wednesday night sustained gunshot wounds to the head, the Delta County Sheriff's Office said Friday.
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Sheriff confirms Hotchkiss couple was shot
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Friday, April 24, 2020

Daily Headlines: Opinion: Announced changes will be positive

By now you've read some of the important announcements about your newspaper.
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Opinion: Announced changes will be positive
Friday 4/24 at 8:36am
By now you've read some of the important announcements about your newspaper.
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Opinion: Announced changes will be positive
 
County, city eye budgetary hit of COVID-19
Friday 4/24 at 8:00am
Local governments do not yet know how hard the pandemic declared over COVID-19 may hammer their budgets, although the effect is expected to be significant. Both Montrose County and the City of Montrose have deployed additional resources in combating the…
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County, city eye budgetary hit of COVID-19
 
Babies found at Hotchkiss death scene (UPDATE)
Friday 4/24 at 7:00am
A "horrific scene" greeted Delta County Sheriff's deputies Wednesday night, when they found a Hotchkiss-area couple dead in their home, as their baby twins — one covered with blood — crawled nearby.
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Babies found at Hotchkiss death scene (UPDATE)
 
Column: Reopening the state; remembering the fair
Thursday 4/23 at 3:00pm
Nice to see the governor taking some direction from the constituency, though it's a slow drip-by-drip process at the moment. Even as the reopening begins, it is going to be a long haul for our cattle producers, who basically have…
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Column: Reopening the state; remembering the fair
 
Delrena Peralta — 85 years of life
Thursday 4/23 at 2:45pm
Delrena Paralta says that a man she knows has been trying to get her to write a book about her life.
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Delrena Peralta — 85 years of life
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