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Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017

Cortez homicide suspect ruled incompetent to stand trial

Jeremiah Damron’s hearing delayed until January

By Stephanie Alderton Journal Staff Writer

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Cortez homicide suspect ruled incompetent to stand trial
Fundraiser to help Chicken Creek Nordic grooming
Dolores students gain skills in restaurant business
Dolores candidates talk about decision-making
New Mexico to accept tribal documents for REAL ID
Mesa Verde store pulls out of Cortez welcome center

Nation & World

Scientists witness a cosmic collision, and the origins of gold
US Rep: Trump says fallen soldier knew what he signed up for
Receiver River Cracraft says he's signed with Broncos
Al-Qaida set to gain as Islamic State disintegrates
Diplomats from Washington, Seoul, Tokyo talk N. Korea threat
Women in California Capitol speak out against harassment
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Thoughts Along the Way

Thoughts Along the Way

Into the still of night
Looking Back

Looking Back

Living at Big Bend during the 1880s

Sports

M-CHS soccer team digs deep to tie Telluride
Dolores rolls over Monument Valley at home
Colorado officials urge hunters to leave drones at home
Eli Tomac crashes out of $1 million Supercross race
Alex Vestal, of Cortez, places fourth at Monster Energy Cup
Kiselya Plewe wins college golf tournament in New Mexico

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Related article: ICE fugitive seeks sanctuary in Mancos church

MANCOS – Rosa Sabido likes to say she lives inside a postcard.

She loves the scenery, people and quietness of Cortez, where she has lived and worked for 30 years. But that idyllic scene...

Opinion

A dearth of virtue and the death of hypocrisy
Editorial cartoon
Please profile school board candidates
Ways to heal land’s indigenous people
Tipton’s energy policy tainted by donors
Rural struggles: Sparsely populated counties are left in the dust as cities and coasts thrive

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Briefs

Buzz Club to meet Thursday
Community Foundation hires one to staff
Cortez church opens site for Operation Christmas Child
Support group for parents of LGBTQ children?
CDOT to begin work on U.S. 160 and Colorado 145
English and GED classes now available in new Cortez office

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