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Category Archives: July 2008
Tribute to resistance: An exhibition showcases Desert Rock opposition
Thirty-six artists moved out of their personal comfort zone to place work in the current art exhibition, “Connections: Earth + Artist = A Tribute Art Show to Resistance to Desert Rock,” on display at the Center for Southwest Studies at … Continue reading
Published in Arts & Entertainment, July 2008
Rule is proud of board service, hiring choices
Related story Wilkin wants more planning, land-use guidelines If you think Montezuma County needs radical changes, don’t look to Larrie Rule to bring them about. While the incumbent commissioner believes the county has its fair share of problems and … Continue reading
A change for the worse? Critics say an EPA proposal could increase air pollution in parks and pristine areas
New rules proposed by the Bush administration would change how air quality is assessed in the nation’s most pristine areas, making it easier to build power plants near sites such as Mesa Verde National Park. Although the new Environmental Protection … Continue reading
Published in July 2008
Tight squeeze: Montezuma County’s justice system, government are running out of room
Montezuma County is growing — and along with the new homes, added revenues and new roads comes a host of new problems. One of the most pressing is a need for more space for county government and the judicial system, … Continue reading
Published in July 2008