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Name for new school in Monument Valley
San Juan School District has chosen Tsébii’nidzisgai Elementary School at Monument Valley (pronounced Tse’-bee-nidz-is-gai) as the name for the new elementary school to be located near Monument Val...
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Schools race to close of year
With the conclusion of high school state track championships in Provo on May 15, so too concludes the 2008-2009 high school sports season.
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A sign that affection hath not perished
For as long as any of us can remember, the method used by the Buckaroos of Monticello and the Broncos of Blanding to express teen-age affection for each other was to paint the old wreck in Devil’s ...
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Southeastern Utah’s billion dollar bonanza
On May 3, the removal of the 16 million ton uranium mill tailings pile north of Moab officially began. Politicians, community leaders, representatives of all the companies and governmental agencies...
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Ruminations on a Billion Dollar “Pile”
As a small child, I loved nothing more that digging in the dirt with my toy tractors and trucks. As an adult, I still like big piles of dirt, as in dams, highway construction and so on. So, as yo...
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Arbor Day in Monticello
The City of Monticello celebrated Arbor Day, Friday, April 24 by planting a tree – actually two trees. Arbor Day was first officially proclaimed in 1874. Now, more than 100 years later, the value...
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Silvers on the diamonds
San Juan High School proved once again this past weekend that we know our baseball and softball in southeast Utah. Both the softball and baseball teams captured second place trophies at the 2A st...
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Photo of the week
Cave Dwelling Primrose (Primula specuicola) is a spectacular sign of Spring in the Canyon Country. Enter your photos in our Photo of the Week contest. We will pay $10 for each photo that runs in ...
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