News Roundup
Six journalism students from the University of Southern California (USC) recently spent two weeks in San Juan County. They completed a series of projects, including a 16-page supplement in this issue of the San Juan Record. The students include: (left to right) Dan Toomey, Rachel Parsons, Tommy Brooksbank, Jordan Winters, Sofia Bosch, and Terry Nguyen. Judy Muller photo
Journalism students create 16-page section
A dedicated group of undergraduate students from the University of Southern California (USC) spent two weeks immersed in the local stories of San Juan County as “interns” for the San Juan Record. T...
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Blanding City Council supports Buy Local First plan
On May 22, the Blanding City Council agreed to support the Buy Local First campaign, suggested by the San Juan Chamber of Commerce, by putting $1,000 into the program.
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Federal Candidate Profiles
U.S. Congressional and Senate candidates
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Graduates set to receive diplomas at area schools
Diplomas will be presented to graduates of the San Juan School District at graduation ceremonies throughout the county.
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Environmental activist trial delayed
A tsunami of filings in the case against two environmental activists eventually resulted in a stay of the trial date.
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A protest against the White Mesa Mill took place on May 19 on Highway 191 between the mill and the White Mesa community. Dan Toomey photo
Marchers protest White Mesa mill
Dozens of activists and White Mesa residents marched along Highway 191 Saturday demanding action against the White Mesa uranium mill.
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Teachers win $4,600 incentive checks
Eighteen hard working educators in the San Juan School District received an unexpected surprise during the last week of the school year: a $4,600 bonus.
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Clerk removes Willie Grayeyes from election ballot
San Juan County Clerk John David Nielson has determined that Willie Grayeyes, a Democratic candidate for the San Juan County Commission, is not a resident of the second voting district.
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Who is counting? Everyone this year! During this extremely dry water year, water experts estimate that there were 1.553 billion gallons of water in Recapture Reservoir on April 30. Toniee Lewis photo
Water woes continue
Water woes continue in San Juan County as cities grapple with an almost non-existent runoff of snowpack from the Abajo Mountains.
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Environmental activist trial moved to Price
The May 23 trial of two environmental activists in Seventh District Court has been moved from Monticello to Price. Mark Franklin and Rose Chilcoat face charges, including felony charges, for an Apr...
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