In addition to dealing with the uncertainties of a worldwide pandemic, the San Juan School District faces financial challenges related to paying competitive wages to teachers.
The possibility of holding popular summer activities dominated the May 12 meeting of the Blanding City Council, including opening the pool, running baseball and softball seasons, and holding events
City finances and opening the swimming pool took center stage at the May 12 meeting of the Monticello City Council.
San Juan County Commission, District 1
Cheryl Bowers
Bruce Adams
I have spent most of my life in San Juan County. After obtaining an Elementary Education degree, I returned home to teach.
As a 37-year resident of San Juan County, I made the decision to run for County Commission the day after attending the County Budget Meeting and Public Hearing on December 17, 2019. I already had
A “charm,” the collective noun used to describe a group of our tiny feathered aviators, has returned to Bluff for the season.
According to the calendar, the season of spring began on March 19 this year, a day earlier than usual, and in a leap year as well.
It is an interesting year to say the least for seniors graduating from high school or other educational institutions.
The local response to the COVID-19 pandemic is moving in two opposite directions at once.
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