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When we were kids, summer break from prison (some refer to as school) meant full-time outdoor fun. We went fishing and camping into the mountains whenever we could get there. Getting there involved convincing a parent to drive us up…

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SIGNING TO PLAY COLLEGE LACROSSE: Before entering her freshman year at Montrose High School, Kennadie Minerich had a goal: become a three-sport varsity starter. Now a senior and ready to graduate, not only did Minerich end up being a varsity player, but she started in all three sports with immense success — basketball, softball, and lacrosse — all four years of high school. BUSINESSES REOPEN WITH CUSTOMER SUPPORT: Downtown businesses reopened their doors and customers are taking full advantage of the services, while still abiding by the state's COVID-19 social distancing regulations. COVID-19 OUTBREAK AT CARNICERIA SONORA CONFIRMED: The Montrose County Public Health Department on Thursday confirmed a COVID-19 outbreak at the Carniceria Sonora, a meat market in Montrose, located on 347 N. First St. An outbreak is defined as two or more confirmed COVID-19 cases in a facility within 14 days. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PAPER: Have you found our newsletters and our news coverage useful and helpful lately? Consider subscribing digitally. It's only $1.99 per week.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

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