Wednesday, November 18, 2020

Saving a life, a different Black Friday and Thanksgiving stories | From the Newsroom

E-cigarette users are more likely to be infected with COVID-19, which is raising some concerns over increased nicotine use and lung damage since e-cigarettes have exploded in popularity among teens and young adults over the past several years.
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SAVING A LIFE:
When John Toumbs rounded the bend on Colorado 145 back in March, he did not expect to see a crashed truck, so severely damaged that the cab had separated from the frame, and on fire. He also did not expect its driver to be alive, but the man survived and the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office credits Toumbs' quick action in helping a deputy pull the driver from the burning vehicle.

THANKSGIVING STORIES: Thanksgiving is almost here and the Montrose Daily Press editorial staff is looking for unique Thanksgiving stories to tell. If you have a story or know of someone who does, then reach out to us at editor@montrosepress.com.

A DIFFERENT BLACK FRIDAY: With positive COVID-19 cases spiking in Colorado, including Montrose, it's no surprise the holiday season will look different this year.
That includes Black Friday, known as the start of the Christmas shopping season and a chance for consumers to get discounted deals on a variety of sought after items.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me? That's right, today is Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse's birthday. Here's a look at how Mickey and Minnie are celebrating.
 
Judge denies Juul's motion to dismiss against school districts as litigation proceeds
Judge denies Juul's motion to dismiss against school districts as litigation proceeds
E-cigarette users are more likely to be infected with COVID-19, which is raising some concerns over increased nicotine use and lung damage since e-cigarettes have exploded in popularity among teens and young adults over the past several years.
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Marijuana and an attached sales tax are ready to go in Cedaredge
Marijuana and an attached sales tax are ready to go in Cedaredge
On Nov. 3, an allowance for retail marijuana within Cedaredge city limits passed, along with an additional sales tax of 5%.
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Expert: Be alert for risks of 'gray area' drinking
Expert: Be alert for risks of 'gray area' drinking
Isolation and stress exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic are also fueling a sneaky risk — "gray area drinking."
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