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Benjamin Rubin
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Cortez unearths the past in Great Depression-era historical project

City aims to research a CCC camp that was adjacent to the Carpenter and Geer Natural Areas from 1939-1941

Cortez helps request wildlife crossing funds for U.S. Highway 160

The money for CDOT and CPW could lead to a wildlife crossing overpass for the highway

Cortez council approves milder court options for underage pot possession

Suspects in possession of alcohol and nicotine were also included in the council’s amendment

Update: Child who went missing in San Juan Mountains is found

Sheriff’s Office says child was taken to a hospital

Steps taken on Paths to Mesa Verde Trail project, but costs increase

With planning and design almost done, trail was initially estimated to cost $5.7 million but now approaches $14.7 million

Tourism bureau threatened with fine by Cortez after causing delays to city’s own audit

Mesa Verde Country nearly given penalty of $50K by city for missing deadline on financial audit

Mature pines protected in logging agreement

The San Juan Citizens Alliance and Center for Biological Diversity reached an agreement with the U.S. Forest Service to protect older pine trees during a long-awaited timber operation that led to litigation

Second round of opioid settlement funds available for Southwest Colorado

The Southwest Opioid Response District opens second grant cycle of nearly $450k to fund projects

Overhead costs: Some Cortez roofs in need of replacement, but funding isn’t readily available

City Council gave the go-ahead for a water treatment plant replacement but three other city roofs still await overhauls

Here’s a look at real estate in Montezuma County, according to Four Corners Board of Realtors

Numbers provided by the Realtors board show that housing market has remained stable in the area

Update: City invites public to weigh in on ‘magic mushrooms’ regulations

City adopting rules on how it will oversee centers that cultivate or administer psychedelic mushrooms

Tax incentives bring Mancos Opera House closer to opening

State Economic Development Commission approves a new set of tax credits for donations made to the Mancos Creative District