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

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

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A sneak peek at tomorrow's print ediiton of the Montrose Daily Press ... In tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press, you can read about a short-term Colorado River plan that the feds have announced; as well as about healthcare access challenges in the West End of Montrose County; and also about how a typo in the budget is causing funding issues for the city's Development And Revitalization Team, or DART.   Also in tomorrow's print edition, you can read about Chef Uma — who previously operated the BaanThai food truck — and her new Thai restaurant located in the Colorado Outdoors complex. Have a Good One, Jeremy Morrison, managing editor Montrose Daily Press

Bee Hive, Paradox Trail fires burn in high winds The Bee Hive Fire was at 180 acres, with no containment as of Tuesday morning, Bureau of Land Management spokeswoman Caroline Kilbane reported. The Paradox Trail Fire, discovered when aerial resources on the Bee Hive Fire were fire-spotting, stood at 12.5 acres as of Tuesday morning. A dry lightning storm on June 7 is thought to have sparked the fires in the remote, pinon-juniper terrain on BLM-administered lands in the Paradox Valley. On June 8, initial attack crews responded to the fires to accurately determine their size. Air attack resources have been responding to support suppression efforts due to the challenging terrain and limited access to the area, the BLM’s Tuesday update said. Read More Exiled, with an asterisk — Montrose school board puts superintendent on leave, while working; Stephenson unveils formal grievance, requests investigation and mediation Last week began Monday morning pretty typical. That is to say, with taut tensions between Montrose County School District Board of Education President Neisha Balleck and Superintendent Dr. Carrie Stephenson simmering just below a thinning veneer. By Tuesday evening, however, this tension was exploding into full public view, with the school board considering the superintendent’s suspension in a slapdash special meeting. Again. Little more than 24 hours earlier — just meeting the legally required timeline — Balleck had scheduled the June 2 special meeting to consider placing the superintendent on “paid, non-punitive, non-disciplinary leave.” Stephenson was alerted Monday morning that the meeting was being called. Read More Cath lab caregiver gives voice to the emotional realities of healthcare; Recently published book explores burnout, resilience, and the unseen challenges of caregiving After nearly 30 years working in cardiovascular care, Montrose Regional Health cath lab caregiver George Dewiliby recently published “The Light I Had to Fight For,” a book that explores the emotional realities often experienced by healthcare professionals. “The world only sees the scrubs, not the scars beneath them,” Dewiliby said. Read More

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