June 2007
Nathan Winder (right) provides medical care to an injured Iraqi girl in a recent photograph from Iraq. Winder was killed in action on June 26. A memorial service is Friday at 5 p.m. in Blanding. Courtesy photo
Special Forces medic from Blanding killed in Iraq
Sgt 1st Class Nathan Winder of Blanding, a Special Forces medic in the U.S. Army, was killed in action in Iraq on June 26, 2007. Sgt Winder died from wounds sustained while conducting combat operat...
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Nathan Winder (right) provides medical care to an injured Iraqi girl in a recent photograph from Iraq. Winder was killed in action on June 26. A memorial service is Friday at 5 p.m. in Blanding. Courtesy photo
Special Forces medic from Blanding killed in Iraq
Sgt 1st Class Nathan Winder of Blanding, a Special Forces medic in the U.S. Army, was killed in action in Iraq on June 26, 2007. Sgt Winder died from wounds sustained while conducting combat operat...
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Utah Governor Jon Huntsman (right) met with Terri and Tom Winder during the Governor’s recent trip to San Juan County. The Winders are the parents of Sgt 1st Class Nathan Winder, who was killed in Iraq on June 26, 2007. The Winders shared photographs and stories with the Governor during a 20-minute private visit. Staff photo
Governor visits south county
Utah Governor Jon Huntsman made the most of a rare and quick visit to southern San Juan County on June 28. The first Utah Governor in memory to visit the Utah portion of the Navajo Nation, Huntsman...
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Utah Governor Jon Huntsman (right) met with Terri and Tom Winder during the Governor’s recent trip to San Juan County. The Winders are the parents of Sgt 1st Class Nathan Winder, who was killed in Iraq on June 26, 2007. The Winders shared photographs and stories with the Governor during a 20-minute private visit. Staff photo
Governor visits south county
Utah Governor Jon Huntsman made the most of a rare and quick visit to southern San Juan County on June 28. The first Utah Governor in memory to visit the Utah portion of the Navajo Nation, Huntsman...
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Tourism up ten percent in 2007
A strong tourist season is putting a smile on the faces of local businesses, with visitation to San Juan County up more than 10 percent in 2007. This was just one of a host of information items dis...
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Tourism up ten percent in 2007
A strong tourist season is putting a smile on the faces of local businesses, with visitation to San Juan County up more than 10 percent in 2007. This was just one of a host of information items dis...
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San Juan School District will build new Monument Valley school, renovate elsewhere
While a myriad of details remain to be worked out, the San Juan School District is making plans to build one new school and possibly renovate a handful more. Ground will be broken for Monument Vall...
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San Juan School District will build new Monument Valley school, renovate elsewhere
While a myriad of details remain to be worked out, the San Juan School District is making plans to build one new school and possibly renovate a handful more. Ground will be broken for Monument Vall...
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Human remains may signal end to nine-year-old fugitive mystery
6.13.07 A cowboy from Blanding may have helped bring one of San Juan County's enduring mysteries to a close on June 5, 2007 when he discovered the apparent remains of fugitive Jason Wayne McVean. T...
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Human remains may signal end to nine-year-old fugitive mystery
6.13.07 A cowboy from Blanding may have helped bring one of San Juan County's enduring mysteries to a close on June 5, 2007 when he discovered the apparent remains of fugitive Jason Wayne McVean. T...
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