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As residents of western Colorado, we enjoy the proximity of public lands managed by state and federal agencies. For the most part, those lands are open for us to visit in a respectful manner. With the COVID 19 pandemic came…

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NEED FOR POLICE ACADEMY: When it comes to putting officers on the street, budgets aren't the only factor. In Montrose, and much of the Western Slope, the turnaround time between when a recruit can complete a certified law enforcement academy can be months long. STUDENTS SHARE THOUGHTS ON COVID-19: With the school year moved to virtual learning, Montrose County School District students shared how COVID-19 is impacting their lives. LICENSES REQUIRED AT STATE WILDLIFE AREAS: The state wildlife areas were purchased through hunting and fishing license revenue and, further, were established to provide habitat for wildlife and, secondarily, wildlife-related uses. After about an hour of discussion April 30, the Colorado Wildlife Commission acted in hopes of returning state wildlife areas to their intended purpose. 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.

Trails: More than an amenity As residents of western Colorado, we enjoy the proximity of public lands managed by state and federal agencies. For the most part, those lands are open for us to visit in a respectful manner. Read More Rec center closed, but district's summer program registration is available The Montrose Recreation District released an update this past Sunday for its summer programs. At the moment, registration for those programs are still being taken. However, indoor recreation is considered high risk at this time and is not included as… Read More River Valley Family Health Center snags $5 million to help the uninsured afford care River Valley Family Health Center landed its third round of funds to provide health care to the uninsured, migrant workers and others who struggle to afford needed care. Read More Honey Acre Farms welcomes asparagus to Montrose Chuck English asks your reporter if he likes it raw. The answer is in the affirmative and we begin sampling stalks of green and purple asparagus right out of the ground. What a party. Read More

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