Katharhynn Heidelberg
Senior Writer at Montrose Daily Press
Assistant Editor and Senior Writer, Montrose Daily Press. Keeper of the resplendent bobcat. Crepuscular's the word!
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montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Father Seraphim Rose was born in 1932 in San Diego, California, and died in 1982 as a priest-monk at St. Herman of Alaska Monastery in Platina, California. While not yet formally canonized by the Orthodox Church, Fr. Seraphim was an incisive observer of the modern world and a strong advocate for how it could best be healed. Of his voluminous published works, below is a small excerpt from his speech, “Orthodoxy in America,” given in Jordanville, New York in 1979.
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montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Montrose County commissioners will for now hold off on a resolution formally opposing the Gunnison Outdoors Resources Protection Act. “I’m OK with taking a slight delay on this if the board chooses to,” Commissioner Sean Pond, the architect of the potential resolution, said when it came up for a pre-vote discussion Wednesday. “I would like to be included in this conversation.
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montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Montrose County has a finalist for the manager’s position, about two months after the resignation of the former manager —but one of the three commissioners who will make the final call criticized the process as not following policy, a view with which the board's chair disagrees.
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1 week ago |
montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Montrose County has a finalist for the manager’s position, about two months after the resignation of the former manager —but one of the three commissioners who will make the final call criticized the process as not following policy. County Human Resources Director Leslie Quon announced during the Board of County Commissioners’ Wednesday meeting that Bradley Mitchell, a Texas attorney who also holds a real estate license, is the lone finalist for the job.
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deltacountyindependent.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Mark Burns should never see sunlight again as a free man, the brother-in-law of one of his victims said, one of many to ask the courts for a strong message of deterrence to be sent after the 2022 murders of Michael Arnold and Donna Gallegos. “My hope is the only time you ever see the sun again before you die is in a prison courtyard,” John Hudak said Monday, after others spoke out for the Paonia pair, who were gunned down in their converted garage dwelling on Black Bridge Road on Feb. 2, 2022.
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