A sneak peek at tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press ...

A sneak peek at tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press ...

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A sneak peek at tomorrow's print edition …  In tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press, you can read about DART, Montrose's Development and Revitalization Team, and its ongoing work to "amplify vibrancy" in the city; and about how Montrose County is pausing a childcare assistance program, citing a dearth of state and federal funding; and about the retirement of Colorado's longest-serving sheriff, Bill Masters, of San Miguel County. Hope you enjoy the paper, tomorrow in print and online everyday at montrosepress.com.  Have a Good One,  Jeremy Morrison, managing editor jeremy.morrison@montrosepress.com QUICK LINKS Listen to our podcast Montrose Fresh, it's available everywhere podcasts are found including Apple, Pandora, Spotify and Amazon Music Remember those we've lost in our obituaries section View the letter to the editor. If you would like to submit a letter please email: editor@montrosepress.com Get today's weather forecast Check out our classifieds and explore the MDP e-editions Already a subscriber, but need to activate your digital account? Click here to create an account or call our office at 970-249-3444 and we'll get you all set

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