by Anna Thayn
The City of Monticello has received the results of a report from the Utah State Auditor related to city financial records.
The New Monument Valley Visitor Center will be officially opened May 5, 2008, as the keys to the $2.8 million facility are handed from Utah to the Navajo Nation during a sunrise ceremon
The 29th annual commencement of the College of Eastern Utah-San Juan Campus in Blanding will honor 84 graduates receiving associate degrees or certificates of completion.
While long term impact slight, “prophetess” left mark on area
GIANTS OF SAN JUAN
by Buckley Jensen
October 13, 1953 ~ April 18, 2008
Kelly C Rogers was born in Monticello, Utah on October 13, 1953. He was the second child of Donald and Arlene Rogers.
November 11, 1916 ~ April 6, 2008
Margaret Blackhorse Lee Sakazzie was born November 11, 1916 and died April 6, 2008. She was Deeshchii’nii and of the Salt Clan.
Shelly Thayn is the 2008 Teacher of the Year for the San Juan School District. Thayn received the honor at an April 16 staff appreciation banquet.
The San Juan County Commission added their opinion to controversy surrounding the Utah Navajo Trust Fund (UNTF).
by Buckley Jensen
We are beginning a series of articles honoring the men and woman who contributed to pioneering San Juan County.
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