 | | | | | The Montrose Daily Press newsroom has been launching a new discussion platform this month called NABUR (the Neighborhood Assisted Bureau Reporting). NABUR serves the greater Montrose area and is moderated and fact-checked by our local journalists.
| | | | | | | | | Join the conversation! Register or Login for NABUR here
| | | | | | Below are some recent posts from the NABUR community:
"Who can you trust for information about services for older adults?" Eva Veitch shared on the Senior Living page. "The Area Agency on Agency at Region 10 serves the six counties of Montrose, Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Ouray and San Miguel. We have counselors in each county who are there to provide local resources, assistance and referrals as needed to help older adults and their families maintain dignity and independence. There is no charge for services, no discrimination or bias, we are here to help people make educated decisions and access the resources they may need. If you or someone you know has questions, please check out our website."
"When life inspires art ... Calling all creatives, cowboy poets, painters, you name it!" Kelsey Hess shared on Creativity page. "I recently came across "Bendición del Agua" (A Prayer for Water) by the 25-year-old Taos-based writer, farmer and water rights activist Olivia Romo. Her family has farmed corn for many generations, and relies on one of New Mexico's acequias -- community water ditches -- for irrigation. As we all know, water is a big topic of conversation in Montrose, which is probably why Ms. Romo's piece packed such a punch for me. Do we have any artists here creating original work around local community issues?
These are just a few recent examples of the conversations we're starting to have on NABUR. To learn more about the platform, click on the image below to learn more, and then head on over to NABUR to join the dialogue.
Thanks for reading, and we'll see you on the platform! | | | |
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