Happy Friday, Montrose! Justin from the newsroom here, delivering your afternoon newsletter. I went camping a couple weekends ago, as the weather is finally good enough. A few friends and I made it over to the West End of Montrose County (actually went far enough west that we crossed into San Miguel County).
We camped in a remote spot on some BLM land not many know about. It's right on the Dolores River and is a mini Moab of sorts. If you want exact details on where this was, shoot me an email. But it doesn't seem like many people know about it, so I'd like to keep it a little secret.
A couple photos are included here (it was a full moon when we went).
Anyway, I say all this to ask you to share any good camping spots you might have in the area. The more remote, the better, I like to get away. Shoot me your spots to justint@montrosepress.com. I may share your spot and any photos you have in an upcoming newsletter.
Kudos to a local kid. Trey Reese will be playing basketball for Western Colorado University! The all-conference guard was the facilitator for the MHS offense this past season, averaging 5.8 assists per game. Below is Trey on Wednesday, signing his letter of intent as a preferred walk-on.
A good pick-up for the Mountaineers. Good luck to Trey.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY: APRIL 29 1854: First African American college chartered 1863: Newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst is born (photo) 1945: Adolf and Eva marry 1945: U.S. Army liberates Dachau concentration camp 1968: "Hair" premieres on Broadway 1974: President Nixon announces release of Watergate tapes 1992: Riots erupt in Los Angeles after police officers are acquitted in Rodney King trial 2004: The end of the road for Oldsmobile 2004: World War II monument opens in Washington, D.C.
A dying breed myth: I stole this note from our sister paper in Green Valley. Do you have a favorite dog because you like the breed's personality traits? A recent study shows that each pup is different, and breed is not a strong predictor of any individual dog's personality. You can read about the findings here.
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