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Last Seven Days

March 19th, 2010

Kigars ‘Pay It Forward’to aid Haiti

Local pot bust raises questions

Lady Pirate Emily Brummitt tears ACL during Final Four

City takes back Mesa State land offer

Indians host McMillan Tournament

Lloyd McMillan baseball tournament moved to Delta

March 18th, 2010

John Walter Buck, Jr.

Israel’s new enemy: America?

Howling at the moon no substitute for civil discourse

Close examination of candidates needed

City Council important for county residents, too

Ray Rose eschews the roses

U.S. debt skyrocketing under “progressives”

Local unemployment rate in double digits

Investigating nature

Uncompahgre River spotlighted on TV show

Colorado secretary of state visits Montrose

Centennial wrestling team takes first

Ann P. Brougham

Edwin J. Gueck

Colonoscopy? Why bother?

March 17th, 2010

Montrose tennis dominates Cedaredge 6-1 on Monday

‘Jihad Jane’ shatters terror stereotype

Your View

Cars torched in likely arson

Making a connection

Chopping it down

Airport hopes for grant to fix taxiway

Voter turnout solid for Montrose County caucuses

Annie Mollie

March 16th, 2010

Joe D. Martinez

Tolerance is tiring

Dog coverage?

‘Complicated enlightenment’ rejected

Short memory, opaque long-term planning

Leads thin in armed robbery

Guys, gals and tykes

Montrose City Council candidates have their say

County announces road projects

Indians win Bloomfield Tourney to go 5-0; will host McMillan Tournament Friday� 

Correction: Democratic caucus tonight at Columbine Middle School

Delta police investigate vehicle arsons

Barry, Eastwood and Castro

March 15th, 2010

Indians win Bloomfield Tourney to go 5-0

Caucuses are Tuesday

Tommy Castro at Turn of the Century

Chopping it down

Montrose City Council candidates have their say

Armed robbery on Townsend

Montrose Memorial Hospital’s annual Health Fair

Colorado Yurt tents are in Haiti

Surfing the Uncompahgre

Olathe’s dream season comes to an end

Indians win Bloomfield tourney; record at 5-0

MHS track team holds ‘Icicle’ scrimmage

Indians defeat Bloomfield

Fly girls paved the way

March 14th, 2010

Indians win Bloomfield Tourney to go 5-0

Caucuses are Tuesday

Tommy Castro at Turn of the Century

Chopping it down

Montrose City Council candidates have their say

Armed robbery on Townsend

Montrose Memorial Hospital’s annual Health Fair

Colorado Yurt tents are in Haiti

Surfing the Uncompahgre

Olathe’s dream season comes to an end

Indians win Bloomfield tourney; record at 5-0

MHS track team holds ‘Icicle’ scrimmage

Indians defeat Bloomfield

Fly girls paved the way

March 13th, 2010

Judith Jeanette Irwin

Furloughs hit county department

Student protection bill advances in House

Former Olathe mayor runs for town board

County judge plans to retire

Montrose City Council candidates have their say

Cris C�“rdova

“America’s Got Talent” holding auditions today in Grand Junction

March 12th, 2010

Samuel Terry ‘Sam’ Johnson
June 6, 1949 �” March 7, 2010

Depression doesn’t excuse sexual assault

Here comes the Census; here comes the Census

Consumers at a disadvantage

Castro tonight; Cocker in July

Baldridge Park at your fingertips

Real world vs. fantasyland

Honored at last: Pilot collects medal for WWII service

Montrose Meteors score silver

Montrose High competitors win speech awards

Montrose City Council candidates have their say

Final Four

Lady Indians’ tennis team smacks Hotchkiss

March 11th, 2010

MHS to take unbeaten record
on road to Bloomfield tourney

Olathe Lady Pirates ready themselves for "Great Eight"

Reform illustrative of unwieldy bureaucracy

Still a democracy

Mailbag musings

King Kandy and the Gingerbread People

The trouble with stereotypes

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