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M-CHS Theatre Director Nicholaus Sandner (left to right) and students Koral Jackson, Joseph Tevault, Emmie Beckler, Jadon Cruzan and Mia Jeremiah at dress rehearsal Wednesday evening.

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Students from Montezuma-Cortez High School’s drama department will finally have the chance to perform live this Friday.

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M-CHS senior Jadon Cruzan, center, developed the musical score for the play.

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The U.S. Forest Service says these old water guzzlers installed in the 1970s and 1980s are being phased out by newer models.

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New water guzzlers being replaced on the San Juan National Forest provide easier access to water for wildlife. The new model has two separate guzzlers side by side that can store up to 1,000 gallons all told.

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Water guzzlers throughout the forest may help wildlife as a prolonged drought, as well as other factors such as grazing, affect existing water sources.

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New water guzzlers provide easier access, are more weather resistant and have features that protect wildlife from falling into water tanks.

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The Ice Lakes Trail saw unprecedented use in 2020. An average of 500 to 650 people hit the trail on any given day.

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A COVID-19 test kit at a drive-up COVID-19 testing site.

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This close-up of shattered glass appears to have been caused by a BB or a pellet gun.