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The Montezuma County commissioners on Tuesday took the unprecedented step of censuring Sheriff Steve Nowlin for what they called “financial mismanagement.”
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The number of inmates in the Montezuma County Detention Center is likely to be increasing.
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Weather in Cortez and Southwest Colorado has been on somewhat of a roller-coaster ride of late.
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The Montezuma County commissioners have given the go-ahead to contracting with a Colorado firm to conduct a detailed analysis of operations of the sheriff’s office starting in January.
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Montezuma County attorney Ian MacLaren is leaving that position to become the Montezuma County Court judge.
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Montezuma County voters were generous to the Cortez Fire Protection District and two school districts on Election Day. However, they were stingy with the sheriff’s office.
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The Montezuma County commissioners and Sheriff Steve Nowlin clashed over the sheriff’s budget at a special meeting Thursday.
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Proponents for a public safety sales tax in Montezuma County made their case Tuesday at a League of Women Voters presentation in Cortez.
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A chunk of a controversial barbed-wire fence around some 1,400 acres on the San Juan National Forest north of Mancos was taken down Thursday afternoon.
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A legislative proposal before the Navajo Nation Council that could have led to changing the name of that nation has been withdrawn.