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City hall
Competing values will drive the decision on where (and whether) to build a new Cortez city hall.
The building currently housing most of the city offices is crowded and convoluted. Unlike the City Service Center...
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Letters to the editor
Thank God for Spruell’s gumption
Editor:
I just want to say thank you and best of luck to our sheriff, Dennis Spruell, for standing up to our governor.
Thank God Dennis Spruell has the gumption to stand up and protect our...
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Guest Columns
My life as an intern
WASHINGTON — I can spot U.S.
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Gulliford's travels
It’s a tree – how about a hug?
OK. I admit it. I’m a tree...
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Heard Around the West
A rather large lawn ornament
MONTANA AND COLORADO
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Cagle Cartoons
The Theory of Relative Laziness
My working theory — you could...
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Sequester hinders defense, harms morale
The Defense Department announced furloughs for around 680,000 of its civilian employees for 11 days through the end of this fiscal year, according to The Associated...
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Nothing to crow about
After spending a good deal of time talking about it and reviewing a survey, the Mancos Town Board recently voted to leave the chickens, roosters and other birds in town...
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