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Dozens of abortion rights supporters gathered in Cortez over the weekend. And the Ute Pass Fire broke out late Friday afternoon a few miles northeast of Durango, but is at least 80% contained.
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Colorado lawmakers are debating a bill that would maintain the state’s unrestricted access to abortions. And Montezuma County posted some clarifying information about the site of the old M&M building on South Broadway in Cortez.
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Six people will reportedly be charged with harassment because of their behavior during political demonstrations in downtown Cortez on Saturday, January 2.
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Cortez police will likely not enforce Colorado’s new mandatory mask-wearing requirement, which took effect Friday.Critics of Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 School…
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Listen and learn about the historic buildings of Montezuma Avenue, the history of Cortez, and the people who built it.This project is sponsored by History…
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The Cortez Public Library provides many services to the community, including programs for early childhood literacy, adult learning, and celebrating local…
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The City of Cortez is encouraging businesses to liven up their premises this summer by partially funding beautification projects.According to a release,…
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The walls of the old Montezuma-Cortez High School building are about to come down at last. School District Re-1 officials said in a release that the…
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Cortez Public Works Director Phil Johnson is one of the finalists to be the city’s new manager. In a release Wednesday, the city announced it has four…
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Critics of plans to install medians in downtown Cortez largely stayed away from a public meeting Thursday about those plans. Although median naysayers…