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Mancos bridge replacement slated to run from May to August

The replacement of Mancos’ Main Street bridge, built in 1912, will begin May 3.

Dogs multiply as pandemic hinders vet service on Navajo Nation

A sheepherding dog named Red rests in the morning sun before going out with the flock of Navajo rancher Leslie Dele outside Tuba City, Ariz., in April 2020. Because veterinary clinics closed during the pandemic, the dog population on the Navajo Nation is estimated to have grown to 250,000.

New Mexico governor signs bill to require paid sick leave

Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham speaks following the end of New Mexico’s annual legislative session March 20 in Santa Fe.

‘Godzilla’ shark discovered in New Mexico gets a name

A row of teeth on the lower jaw of a 300-million-year-old shark species named last week after a nearly complete skeleton of the species in 2013 in New Mexico. The short, squat teeth distinguished the “Godzilla Shark” from its ancient cousins, which have longer, more spear-like teeth.

Montezuma County sees uptick in COVID-19 cases

An outbreak of COVID-19 was reported at the Ute Coffee Shop earlier this month. Three staff members tested positive for the virus.

Area law enforcement officials talk funding, police reform with Boebert

Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., center, met with sheriffs and police chiefs last week from Southwest Colorado.

Area law enforcement officials talk funding, police reform with Boebert

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Spring storm expected to bring snow, rain to Cortez area

Snow in the San Juan Mountains above Telluride on Feb. 24.

Update: Resigning CEO of Southwest Health highlights achievement

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Update: Resigning CEO of Southwest Health highlights achievement

Tony Sudduth and Rick Shrader
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