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Local hospital projects get USDA funding
USDA Rural Development has announced support for three projects at San Juan Hospital, including a new health clinic. Funding for the projects comes from $168 million in the Recovery Act.
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Disabled Veterans’ trek goes through La Sal
Word spread through La Sal on June 11 that a group of Disabled American Veterans traveling by bike from the West Coast to the East Coast would be making their way through La Sal Saturday morning.
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The Utah Dine Professional Plaza opened after ceremonies on June 3 in Montezuma Creek. The facility is designed to provide a one-stop resource for local business owners and hopes to serve as an incubator” for new and aspiring businesses. The project above is just Phase One. Courtesy photo
Professional Plaza opens in Montezuma Creek
Officials met in Montezuma Creek on June 3 to celebrate the completion of the first phase in a project that may result in significant economic development opportunities for southern San Juan County.
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National Guard to deploy
A platoon from the Army National Guard armory in Blanding will begin a year-long deployment to the Middle East in July.
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Members of the MVHS FCCLA Club include: (front row left to right) Danner June, Hope Johnson, Faith Holiday, Savanna Bigman, Kimberly Joe, and Kirsten Cly. Back: Logan Cly, Shandara Holiday, Santianna Dee and Cheyenne Peterman. Courtesy photo
Successful year for MVHS
Members of Monument Valley High School FCCLA (Family, Careers, and Community Leaders of America) reflected on the past year activities by hosting a year end banquet. Many of the members received re...
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Members of the Bayles family include: (left to right) Gracie, Suzie, Ellie, Brock, and Abrienne Bayles.
BKE memorial bench
Members of the Brian Bayles, Kim Acton and Eric Johnson families joined with friends as a bench was dedicated in their honor at the Hideout Golf Club on Memorial Day. The bench is in a beautiful lo...
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Kayden Draper, center, needed all the help he could get when he hooked this four pound, 22 inch monster at Loyds Lake on June 5. Nolan Freestone (left) and Tyler Draper (right) helped reel in the fish in a battle that lasted almost an hour. Courtesy photo
Fishing report
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: Sergeant J. Shirley reported good fishing at both Blanding #3 and #4. Bait anglers who used marshmallows, PowerBait and nightcrawlers were doing especially well. The best lure was ...
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One million pennies
Students from Monticello Elementary School and Monticello High School, nearly 600 in all, marked the end of the school year with a celebration. The students helped raise more than one million penni...
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Monticello City Council approves tentative budget, will not raise taxes
The Monticello City Council approved a tentative budget for fiscal year 2010-11 on May 25. The budget was approved by a 4-1 vote, with Councilman Craig Leavitt voting against the motion.
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Man killed in Pandora Mine accident
A 28-year-old man from Moab was involved in a fatal mine accident at the Pandora Mine in La Sal.
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