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Region champs despite flu
The biggest winner for the week in Monticello was the flu, which not only left over 50 kids absent per day at the high school, but put serious dents in the various sports teams.
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Navajo Mountain High School hosts first Homecoming celebration
As a part of the year-long celebration of the 10th anniversary of the opening of Navajo Mountain High School, the school hosted a homecoming celebration on Friday, October 9.
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Zoe, the “human” kangaroo
I’d heard about Zoe, but until I met her, I thought my buddy Greg was just pulling my leg. After all, “taking the piss” out of Yanks is an Aussie pastime.
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Short deer season and delayed opening on La Sal Mountains
Unless you have read the 2009 Utah Big Game Guidebook very carefully, you may have missed a very important point, if you plan to hunt the LaSal Mountains.
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Newspapers Rock! 10K
An enthusiastic group of racers completed the third annual Newspapers Rock 10K race under perfect conditions on October 10 in Indian Creek Canyon.
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First phase of the new Monticello Airport nearly complete
Schmidt Construction of Cedar City has pulled all their heavy equipment off the new Monticello airport site. During the summer, they moved hundreds of thousands of yards of earth. They have created...
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Rotary Club coming soon to Monticello
Rotary is the “Grand-Daddy” of all service clubs. Founded in 1905, Rotary International has become the world’s leading international service club located in 211 countries and territories with 1,234...
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The Bronsons, Joe Cooper and the Fabled Happy Jack
Few who lived through it would argue against the fact that the Uranium Boom of the l950’s was the lynchpin that put San Juan County on the map.
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BES vs. MES Walk-a-Thon brings out students’ “healthy” side
Eighty students from Blanding Elementary School and 86 students from Monticello Elementary School, as well as some family and friends, participated in a BES vs. MES Walk-A-Thon on Saturday, October...
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An autumn’s view from Abajo Peak
Where did summer go? How could we already be into autumn, that lovely but most melancholy season of the year? Time just isn’t what it used to be.
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