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MCSD staff are going through training sessions to prepare for students to return to the classroom for summer school.

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GETTING READY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL: MCSD teachers and paraprofessionals completed various training sessions to prepare for students to return to the classroom for summer school. Students and employees for the summer sessions (which include READ Act, Early Childhood Center, and special education Extended School Year summer school services) will be screened for temperature and safety precautions will be taken. AN AGREEMENT MAY BE IN THE WORKS between Delta County Memorial Hospital and a nurse who said she was fired in retaliation for making a sexual harassment complaint. The complaint alleges that a female supervisor made repeated sexual advances toward her starting in 2019, and threatened she would lose her job if anyone found out about it. WEATHERING THE PANDEMIC: After the cancellation of large gatherings and events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Montrose County Event Center was put to a different use — primarily, as a testing site — but resulted in a loss of income. The county is currently "keeping a close eye" on its finances post-shutdown.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

DCSO: Man kills wife, then himself after going to California A Delta County man is believed to have shot and killed his wife, before fleeing to California, where he then sustained a fatal, likely self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials said. Read More OPINION: Janece, the Mayor and the music series The arrangement between current Montrose City Council member and former Mayor Dave Bowman and Janece Culver, who is the latest to lease the restaurant at the city owned Black Canyon Golf Course, has ended up an embarrassment. Read More OPINION: For sake of community, council member should resign There's a stain on our community. Read More

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