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City approves $972,050 bid for Woodgate sewer system project

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FOOTBALL? CHSAA recently made the decision to keep contact sports scheduled for the spring. Out of 180 votes, our readers were split on whether or not they supported CHSAA's decision. Wednesday evening, CHSAA back tracked on football, field hockey and sideline spirit, letting schools decided how to proceed. SEIZING DRUGS: Deputies with the Montrose County Sheriff's Office High Impact Target Team this week seized nearly 30 marijuana plants and the components of a suspected butane hash oil lab from a Naturita residence. The number of plants, coupled with the suspected butane hash oil lab, put the grow into the black market category. THOUGHTS ON SCHOOLS COVID PLANS: Staff writer Lauren Brant is working on a story about local school district's protocols for COVID-19. If any parents or students would like to share their thoughts on how the school year is going so far, contact Lauren at laurenb@montrosepress.com or at 970-252-7031.

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Montrose City Council approves Haynes Excavation bid of $972,050 for Woodgate sewer system project After discussions at a work session and regular meeting, the Montrose City Council voted unanimously to award to Haynes Excavation a bid totaling about $972,050 for the Woodgate Subdivision sewer system rehabilitation project. Read More Paonia council's support sought in coal company's road controversy The ongoing controversy around Mountain Coal Company's construction of a road through the Sunset Roadless Area of the Gunnison National Forest continued last week. Read More Woman killed, baby hurt in rollover A Durango woman died and a year-old child was injured in a Sunday rollover on U.S. 50. Read More

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