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Friday, June 20, 2025

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 Montrose County's search for a county manager, which has led to Texas, where the leading candidate resides; and about the county's tabling of its anti-GORP resolution, the prospect of which had received blowback from parties actually involved in hammering out the conservation act; and you can also read about a move afoot at the federal level that would put more public land up for sale.

Also in Saturday's print edition, you can read about the Skateboarders Alliance of Western Colorado, which aims to increase participation in the sport among youth; as well as news from around the state and country.

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

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"We can curate the most excellent filmmaking in the world in a given year, and bring in the filmmakers who make those films, while still creating an environment that's accessible and open," he said.
This year's festival is a four-day affair running from Thursday, June 19 to Sunday, June 22 at the Wright Opera House in Ouray.

Many hands help put out fire at Olathe scrapyard

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