Tuesday evening’s continuation of April 9’s public hearing on the Mesa Point major subdivision planned unit development (PUD) and sketch plan proposal continued where part one left off: with citizen comments. Read moreCedaredge citizen comments oppose Mesa Point major subdivision, developers rebut, decision tabled again
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Tuesday evening’s continuation of April 9’s public hearing on the Mesa Point major subdivision planned unit development (PUD) and sketch plan proposal continued where part one left off: with citizen comments.
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It was a big three-game stretch for the Delta High School girls soccer team, where they pushed their winning streak to eight straight victories and out-scored opponents 29-1.
The Cedaredge High School track and field team had a dominating weekend with both the boys and girls finishing atop the team standings on Saturday during the Rangely Panther Invitational, plus finishing among the top five teams at the Coal Ridge Invitational the day before.
Even finishing 3-1 over a four-game stretch, Delta High School baseball coach Steve Reiher is still mired in a span where their approaches at the plate have been lacking.
The Delta High School soccer team faced a new kind of test on Thursday when they lined up against Coal Ridge and goaltender Riley Cheney.
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State officials are working with a private company to determine what is to be done with the cracked bridge over Blue Mesa Reservoir. The “Middle Bridge” on U.S. 50 at Dillon Pinnacles has been closed to all traffic since April 18, cutting off Gunnison from direct access to and from Montrose and Delta.
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You might make it by boat — if you have one — but for the time being, you will not be getting across Blue Mesa Reservoir on U.S. 50 between Montrose and Gunnison by motor vehicle.
The Colorado Department of Transportation closed the bridge at Dillon Pinnacles due to cracking found during an inspection Thursday, April 18. The closure means an hours-long detour to reach Gunnison from Montrose or Delta, and vice-versa.
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