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Mill Creates Jobs and Plays Role in Healthy Forests SEASON’S GREETINGS, FESTIVITIES & EVENTS FROM THE BOX CANYON Serving Telluride, Mountain Village, Ridgway, Ouray, the Montrose, Norwood and the Western San Juans DECEMBER 5 - 16, 2012 WWW.HOLIDAYPRELUDE.COM inside | NOEL NIGHT VOL. 16, NO. 47 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29 - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2012 | WATCHNEWSPAPEJINGLE JAMRS.COM NUGGET NIGHTS! TELLURIDE SKI AND SNOWBOARDCROSS WORLD CUP Mill Creates Jobs and Plays Role in Healthy ANDForests SO MUCH MORE... Montrose Lumber tant role in maintaining a healthy sentation, it requires a steady peditiously as possible.” regional forest and a healthy re- stream of timber contracts re- The mill was bought out of Mill Hopes to Remain gional economy, Montrose For- main economically viable. receivership by Neiman Enter- Viable Through est Products General Manager “It’s precarious, but I feel prises in early September; since Norm Birtcher emphasized at a like we have good support,” that time, it has been fully opera- Timber Contracts forum at Heidi’s Brooklyn Deli. Birtcher said of operators’ re- tional, he said. The lumber mill at 6530 lationship with the U.S. Forest “We employ 89 people full BY GUS JARVIS Road east of Montrose is now Service. “There were a number time. We are up and running, being operated as Montrose For- of sales that were turned back operating five days a week. In MONTROSE – A success- est Products by the Wyoming- two years ago. We have peti- October, we only missed [two- ful and operational timber mill based Neiman Enterprises, Inc., tioned the Forest Service to re- in Montrose can play an impor- Birtcher said at a Nov. 14 pre- offer a number of those, as ex- see MILL on page 32 HEALTHY FORESTS, HEALTHY ECONOMY – Montrose Forest Products General Manager Norm Birtcher (top) told area residents at a Nov. 14 forum that having a viable lumber mill in Montrose will play an important role in keeping the region’s forests healthy. (Pho- to by Gus Jarvis) The state-of-the- art mill (left) is the largest remain- ing lumber mill in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah. It uses computer technology to optimize lumber output and has a capacity to cut 300,000 board feet a day. (Archive photo by William Woody) Air Organization, Telluride Highway Crossing Tourism Bureau Become One Now a Walk in the Park BY GUS JARVIS raising and marketing efforts. gether as one, but it is also a step BY PETER SHELTON “Highway 62 really divides Since the two organizations toward a more regional effort to our town in two,” Donahue said WESTERN SAN JUANS – both underwent separate reor- bring visitors to Telluride, Ouray, RIDGWAY – Ridgway El- this week, as Ridgway’s cross- For some, it’s a merger that has ganizations in the early 1990s, Ridgway, Montrose, Gunnison ementary School Principal Ted ing guard program got under- been a long time coming and now many observers wondered why and Crested Butte. Donahue remembers the crossing way after months of thought and it’s been finalized. Officials with organizations with such similar “This partnership will give guards walking him across the weeks of training. the Telluride Montrose Regional goals didn’t work more closely the destination the collaborative street when he was a kid growing With the elementary school Air Organization announced on with one another. On Tuesday strength to build momentum for up in Glenwood Springs. Volun- a block north of the highway on Tuesday it has signed a manage- that question was finally put to existing inbound markets as well teer student safety patrols assist- Amelia Street and a significant ment services agreement with rest when the agreement was as develop a better awareness re- ing adult crossing guards would number of students coming from the Telluride Tourism Board to signed. gionally of the economic benefits usher pedestrians and cyclists the south side of town and Solar oversee its operations – including The move not only signifies of both the Telluride and Mon- across the busiest intersections at Ranch, that intersection was the personnel supervision, adminis- the two entities will work more the busiest times of day, going to tration, strategic planning, fund- collaboratively and efficiently to- see TMRAO on page 39 and from school. see CROSSING on page 30 WATCH index...3 | Sports & Entertainment...15 | Sports Watch...16 | Calendar...26 | `Dish Bytes...31 | Marketplace...33 | Wellness Directory...34 | NY Times Crossword...36 | Sudoku...38 | Horoscope...38 TELLURIDE’S PREMIERE DELIVERY SKI AND SNOWBOARD SERVICE VACATIONS.COM 888.728.8160 5 TIMES MORE VEHICLES, 5 TIMES MORE DELIVERY TIMES, 5 TIMES BETTER EARLY SEASON SPECIAL Simplify your vacation planning with our 30% OFF ALL RENTALS VALID 11/24/11 – 12/9/11 turn-key rental program! 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