“I’ve seen fire in the sky.” Though John Denver was referring to the Colorado Rockies, the Abajos in San Juan County are no stranger to stunning sunsets. Karly Halls photo
The San Juan School District is forming a plan to have the school district administration match the student populations that it serves.
The San Juan School District concluded their second quarter of instruction just ahead of the winter break.
The San Juan School District concluded their second quarter of instruction just ahead of the winter break.
In one of his first acts as President of the United States, Joe Biden issued an executive order directing the Department of the Interior to review the boundaries and conditions of the Bears Ears an
Less than one month after the COVID-19 vaccines were made available, approximately 11 percent of San Juan County’s 14,800 residents have received the first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.
With the arrival of the pandemic last year, elective surgeries were put on hold for a while as medical resources were funneled toward fighting the virus.
A couple months ago, I started reading the biography of well-known “Indian trader” Elijah Blair.
One week into the Biden administration, it is clear that our spectacular little corner of the world will continue to be impacted by the actions of the federal government in Washington, D.C.
With the coqui frogs still singing, Ned Smith, Kirk Mosley, Ted, and I, left the house in Bayamón, Puerto Rico at 6:30 Tuesday morning and followed Ron Batt in his battered blue van to Maunabo and
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