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Governor John Hickenlooper signed the new School Resource Bill (SB-13-138) in Ouray Thursday afternoon. Photo by Sheridan Block Read more...

Ouray County turning out for forums - J. Paul Brown, Mike McLachlan, Lynn Padgett, Jack Flowers, Don Batchelder, Pat Willits E-mail

by Beecher Threatt

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Two local candidates' forums each attracted well over 100 attendees on Sept. 26 and Oct. 2. Ouray County Cattlemen's Association, host for the first forum, and Women in Support of Education, host for the second, ran efficient, lively programs with respectful and knowledgeable audiences. Participating in both were District 1 county commissioner candidates incumbent Lynn Padgett (D) and challenger Jack Flowers (R). District 3 candidates are Pat Willits (U) and Don Batchelder (R). (Willits is technically the incumbent, as the governor appointed him to fill the four-month unexpired term created when Heidi Albritton resigned in August.)
At the OCCA forum, held at the 4-H Center in Ridgway, moderator Don Latham gave each of the four candidates two and a half minutes to answer each of 10 questions, chosen by members of OCCA. At the packed Ouray Community Center, WISE moderator Nancy Wolkin first announced each speaker would get one minute per question, but when that received grumbles she suggested two minutes and fewer questions. Batchelder suggested one and a half minutes, which all agreed to.

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Ouray has a National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist E-mail

By Caleb Stento

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Ouray High School student Patrick Link has the distinction of being a National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) semi-finalist.
It's an enormous achievement, and the competition at this level is just as big. As Ouray’s Superintendent/Principal Scott Pankow related, this could have a big impact on Link’s future.

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Gunn’s engineering report under review E-mail

Jessi Marlatt

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Ouray County received a revised engineering report to close the tire landfill on the property of Laurence “Butch” Gunn on Monday, Sept. 24. According to Marti Whitmore, Ouray County attorney, the revised report is still lacking justifications and has not addressed the question of sufficiency. Does it span enough area, will it last 100 years and will the materials be strong enough are a few of the questions left unanswered.
In a conference call among all participating agencies,

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US 550 CLOSED FOR BICYCLE RACE SATURDAY, MAY 25

US 550 will be closed north of Durango tomorrow, May 25, during the annual Iron Horse Bicycle Classic Race. The closure will be implemented from 8 AM to 1 PM, from MP 49.15 (just north of Durango Mountain Resort) to Silverton (approx. MP 70.4). No motorized traffic will be allowed, apart from emergency vehicles.

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