Montrose Mirror 2022: May 16,2022 Mirror Issue 481 -The Cost of Everything Keeps Going Up -Re-1J Board of Education Adopts Opt-In Policy for Health Ed, Approves $815K Settlement for Roofing Litigation -Regional News Briefs . . . May 9,2022 Mirror Issue 480 -Montrose County Approves Dog Ordinance -Hospital Ownership a Hot Topic at BOCC Work Session -Regional News Briefs . . . May 2,2022 Mirror Issue 479 -City of Montrose Builds 5K Mud Run Course by Chipeta Road, Montrose Muddler 5K Mud Run' Set for May 15 -Wayne Aspinall - Merly a Blonde Law Student? -Regional News Briefs . . . April 25,2022 Mirror Issue 478 -Questions Remain After Explosion, Fire at Hartman Brothers -DMEA, Guzman to Revise Permitting Process for Garnet Mesa Solar Project -Regional News Briefs . . . April 18,2022 Mirror Issue 477 -"Joining Vista is One of the Best Things I Have Done for My Education" -July Welcomes Patriotic Concert, Fun on the Fourth -Regional News Briefs . . . April 11,2022 Mirror Issue 476 -City Approves Jimmers Liquor License Transfer, Purchase of Former Wells Fargo Building on Main for New City Hall -BOCC Proclaims April Child Abuse Prevention Month, Approves DOCS for Airport Capital Construction -Regional News Briefs . . . April 4,2022 Mirror Issue 475 -Plan Ahead for Safe Spring Burning -Sellers Market Heats up with High Prices, Low Inventory -Regional News Briefs . . . March 28,2022 Mirror Issue 474 -Two Years After, Still No Justice or Answers in 2020 Shooting of Unarmed Montrose Man -Delayed by Cyber Attack, DMEA 2020 Form 990 Now Posted on Website -Regional News Briefs . . . March 21,2022 Mirror Issue 473 -Citizens Ask County to Break Contract with Dominion Voting -County Assessor Presents Base/Increment Revenue Calculations to MURA Board -Regional News Briefs . . . March 14,2022 Mirror Issue 472 -RE1J Board of Education Recognizes State Wrestling Champ, Issues Statement on Public Input -MEDC Welcomes More Than 200 to Annual Meeting at Pavilion -Regional News Briefs . . . March 7,2022 Mirror Issue 471 -The Grove in Delta Opens Just in Time for Spring: Valley Fresh Menu, Garden Center Draw a Growing Crowd -MHS Varsity Girls Ascent to No.1 @ Colorado State Climbing Competition -Regional News Briefs . . . February 28,2022 Mirror Issue 470 -DMEA Institutes Best Practices for Financials -BOCC Adopts New Commissioner Districts -Regional News Briefs . . . February 21,2022 Mirror Issue 469 -City Extends Moratorium on Adult Gaming Arcades, Designates Nye Building a Historic Structure -With Obvious Conflict of Interest, Drago Resigns From Hospital Board -Regional News Briefs . . . February 14,2022 Mirror Issue 468 -Despite Concerns of Family, Police Close Zach Pace Case -Ben Alexander Questions Transparency of RE1J Decisions -Regional News Briefs . . . February 7,2022 Mirror Issue 467 -City of Montrose Approves Trattoria Di Sofia Small Business Expansion Project -BOCC Rescinds Resolution of New Zoning Regs -Regional News Briefs . . . January 31,2022 Mirror Issue 466 -RE1J Board of Education Approves New Mascots for MHS, Centennial Middle School -Tuxedo Corn Spearheads Efforts to Help Families of Those Killed, Injured in Motor Vehicle Crash -Regional News Briefs . . . January 24,2022 Mirror Issue 465 -Shelter Distilling Plans Unveiled at MURA Meeting -Mimo's Granted Liquor License for Expansion to Second Location on North Townsend -Regional News Briefs . . . January 17,2022 Mirror Issue 464 -Senior Citizens Ask MPD for Help With Crime -Non-residents at San Juan Apts -RE1J Board of Education Updates Committee Assignments . . . January 10, 2022 Mirror Issue 463 -BOCC Proclaims Law Enforcement Appreciation Day -City Contracts for North Connect Trail Restroom -Regional News Briefs, and more . . . January 3, 2022 Mirror Issue 462 -The News on Housing Shortages -How You Can Help the Lighthouse Shelter and Shepherd's Hand -Little Free Libraries in Montrose -"Tintypes" comes to Magic Circle Stage. . . Montrose Mirror 2021: December 27, 2021 Mirror Issue 461 -Montrose Postmaster Advises Checking Your Mailbox Daily to Avoid Package Theft -Ring in the New Year with Montrose Flair -Like Rest of U.S. Montrose Sees Ongoing Shortage of Rental Cars December 20,2021 Mirror Issue 460 -Montrose County Hear Annual Public Safety Sales Tax Report -RE1J Board of Education Hears CDE Mill Levy Correction Presentation . . . December 13,2021 Mirror Issue 459 -City of Montrose Takes Corrective Action After Audit Findings -Council Looks at Supportive Housing Definition -County Adopts 2022 Budget Featuring Airport Terminal Expansion . . . December 6, 2021 Mirror Issue 458 -Solar Installation Along Hwy 50 Nears Completion -DMEA Sidesteps Ransomware Question From Co-Op Member -Fishering Named President as Re1J Board of Education Announces Board Election Results, Names New Officers November 29,2021 Mirror Issue 457 -City of Montrose Attorney Stephen Alcorn Exits After Mid-Cycle Review -Self-Advocacy, Research, Skepticism Advisable When It Comes to Adult Guardians or Conservatorships . . . November 22,2021 Mirror Issue 456 -City Approves Stryker Land Swap, Hub at Montrose Crossing -'We Want to Meet Every Need' Montrose County Devotes Resources to Fight Against COVID -Montrose County Civic Awards Presented . . . November 15, 2021 Mirror Issue 455 -DMEA and Elevate Experience Network Issues -RE1J Board of Education Asks District to Pause Plan to Terminate Non-Compliant Staff -Health & Wellness with Tracie Bearden . . . November 8,2021 Mirror Issue 454 -Work Session Recording Captures Off-Record Ski Pass Request, Councilor Reed Recuses from Discussion of Stryker Land Exchange -Thank You to All Veterans -Johnson Elementary School Sees Turnover at the Top November 1,2021 Mirror Issue 453 -City Acquires Former Bullock Power Plant, Looks at Grant Application -DMEA Brings More Transparency to the Table -Plan to Attend the West Slope Water Summit, November 16 . . . October 25, 2021 Mirror Issue 452 -Hospital Rebrands as Montrose Health -Bell, Bynum Push Back as MURA Board Tries to Hit Brakes on Spending -Regional News Briefs . . . October 18,2021 Mirror Issue 451 -RE1J Moves Forward with Mascot Replacement; Notes Lack of State Funding Despite Mandate -County Manager Presents Recommended Budget for 2022 -Proposition 120 Ballot Language Confusing, Assessor Warns . . . October 11,2021 Mirror Issue 450 -With Out-Of-Pocket Expenses to Date of $11,526,966, MURA Board Approves $1.1M Promissory Note with City -Bocc Honors 4H Program, Approves Sub-grantee Agreement with MADA -Regional News Briefs . . .