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Four Corners news from the KSJD newsroom.
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Because of concerns about a highly contagious and dangerous horse disease, the Montezuma County Fairgrounds remains closed to open riding and equine activities.
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A family from Colombia whose arrest by ICE prompted a protest in Durango is reportedly preparing to self-deport.
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After a lengthy public hearing Tuesday, the Montezuma County commissioners unanimously passed new regulations concerning renewable energy development, particularly solar.
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Measles has come to Montezuma County.A school-aged child who was not vaccinated against the disease reportedly came down with symptoms after traveling to a place outside Colorado where an outbreak is going on.
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Four Corners writers launch a second anthology featuring regional fiction, nonfiction, and poetry — with live readings planned at the Sunflower Theatre.
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Autumn weather in Cortez and Montezuma County has been lovely so far, but of course there is a down side – a lack of precipitation.
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A Republican state senator and a Democratic state representative presented a grim picture of Colorado’s budget in Dolores Saturday morning.
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The Montezuma-Cortez Re-1 school district will soon have a largely new school board.
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A District Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Montezuma-Cortez Re-1 School Superintendent Tom Burris against a local man.
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KSJD’s Andie Ravensbergen talks with Sarah Burak, Education Director at the Bears Ears Partnership, about Bluff, Utah’s recent designation as an International Dark Sky Community and the town’s first-ever Dark Sky Festival on November 14th and 15th. Burak — a self-proclaimed “Dark Sky Enthusiast” — shares her passion for astronomy, community collaboration, and preserving the beauty of the region’s star-filled skies.