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PAGOSA SPRINGS, ARCHULETA COUNTY, COLORADO 81147 www.PagosaSUN.comSUN VOLUME 112 — NO. 26, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2020

When COVID-19 basketball testing ends, the sportsmanship criteria continues A lesson in positivity changes By Randi Pierce Staff Writer locally Few could have predicted the end to the Colorado 3A Preparations continue basketball season. After competing in the Great for possible influx of 8 at the University of Den- serious cases ver’s Hamilton Gym, the win- ning teams — including the By Randi Pierce Pagosa Springs High School Staff Writer Lady Pirates — weren’t left to determine how to best compete Medical providers continue to against their next opponent in make changes as the COVID-19, or the Final 4. coronavirus disease 2019, pandemic Instead, they were told the continues to evolve, with emergency remainder of the tournament orders in effect at the local, county, would not be played after the regional, state and national levels. Colorado High School Activities Locally, medical providers con- Association (CHSAA) office was tinue to be cautious testing indi- informed by the University of viduals due to the shortages of test kits, masks and other protective Denver that the school would Photo courtesy Michael Pierce no longer be able to host the equipment. The Pagosa Springs High School Lady Pirate basketball team ended its run for a state title in an unusual way: heading home with the final two As of mid-day Wednesday, Pagosa n See Lesson A8 days of the tournament canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Springs Medical Center (PSMC) CEO n See COVID-19 A8 First responders taking extra precautions due to COVID-19

By Chris Mannara Rockensock explained that the direc- Staff Writer tions to PSPD staff will depend on how severe the situation is. As the COVID-19, or coronavirus “If it’s just one case, it’s probably disease 2019, pandemic affects the the same thing. If we have some- world and country, local law en- thing more than that and it starts to forcement agencies are taking extra spread, then we’re going to have to precautions to keep themselves and look at some different options,” he the public healthy. said. “But as of right now, we’re not Pagosa Springs Police Chief Bill shutting down, we’re not limiting Rockensock explained in an inter- contact as of right now.” view on Monday that the Pagosa All PSPD officers have personal Springs Police Department (PSPD) protective equipment (PPE) and has not changed how it operates, they are all trained on how to use it, “other than officers are being advised Rockensock noted. to use universal precautions and be These PPE items include masks, more smart about what they do as face shields, gloves and shoe protec- far as keeping themselves healthy.” tors, Rockensock described. Those universal precautions “It’s standard-issue equipment. include hand-washing and hand We have it all the time. We just don’t sanitizing, as well as keeping equip- use it all the time,” he said. ment clean. If PSPD had to interact with an “Just, more or less, they’ve been individual who had COVID-19, the SUN photos/Terri House given some more advice about keep- department would make it man- ing their workplace clean, their cars datory to use those PPE items, he Pagosa Springs Medical Center hosts a meeting with regional governmental entities to support community-wide preparation to address COVID-19 on March 12. Attendees clean, keeping their selves healthy explained. contributed to a community preparedness discussion including controls or closures so that they can properly respond,” According to a press release from he said. that would help the community stay well and minimize a spike in cases that could the Centers for Disease Control and exhaust the available hospital care in southwest Colorado. In the event of a case of COVID-19 in the town or Archuleta County, n See Precautions A8 Local schools close, move to Photos courtesy Jeff Laydon

Ilona Huck holds up a package of toilet paper to be auctioned off at the Pagosa Springs Girls Choir’s online learning in response annual fundraiser on Friday. Inset: Huck gives her grandfather, Tom Audetat, a hug for making the to COVID-19 pandemic high bid of $350 in support of the choir’s educa- Index Opinion A2 tional programs. the buildings on March 30, Reed By Chris Mannara Letters A3 Staff Writer explained in her email. Obituary A5 “We have communicated to par- Steven Dale Oelschlaeger With Archuleta School District ents and staff to monitor their email Business A6 (ASD) closing school for students towards the end of spring break to County unemployment rises to and staff on March 17 due to the CO- see if those plans are still in place,” 3.6 percent in January VID-19 pandemic, Superintendent Reed wrote. Sports A10 Linda Reed gave an update to The However, due to the fluidity of the Lady Pirates end shortened SUN on March 17 via email on how COVID-19 pandemic, ASD is being season with win at state playoffs the district is handling the situation. vigilant and will follow directions Public Notices A16-A17 ASD announced on March 15 from national, state and or local PREVIEW that the district would be in session governments as they are received, SUDOKU 12 and operating under its regular Reed added. schedule on March 16, according to Word Search 13 In conjunction with San Juan Ba- Crossword 18 ASD’s website. sin Public Health (SJBPH), ASD made Classifieds 24 However, on March 17, the dis- the determination to close school, trict would begin “distance learning” Reed explained. PagosaSUN.com for its students, according to ASD’s “I was in regular communication ExplorePagosa.com website. with the director of San Juan Basin Pagosa.info This closure extends into the Health during last week and over week of March 23, which is the the weekend. Because there were no district’s spring break, the district’s active cases, we were trying to follow website states. the guidelines that were established Currently, ASD is planning on having staff and students report to n See Schools A8 A2 — The Pagosa Springs SUN — Thursday, March 19, 2020 Opinion

GUEST EDITORIAL LEGACIES By Shari Pierce A message from Mayor Don Volger 100 years ago Taken from SUN fi les of Yesterday, as the mayor of Pagosa The coronavirus will not be fatal for other. Here is what I am doing. March 19, 1920 Springs, I signed Resolution No. 2020-05, the majority who contract it, but may take I’ll do what I can to fulfi ll my responsi- The Stockmens and Merchants new ©Copyright 2020 “declaring a local disaster emergency due the physical life of many who are most bilities and assume my authority. I will con- bank building was disclosed this week, The Pagosa Springs SUN Publishing, Inc. to imminent danger and impact of the vulnerable. Many of those deaths can be tinue to love and support others regardless presenting a fi ne pressed brick front. coronavirus disease (COVID-19).” prevented by making responsible and of their level of fear and anxiety. I’ll work All of the interior decorating has been (970) 264-2100 Medical professionals and disease prudent decisions. We can all be respon- with others, and listen to those who know completed and the institution is only PagosaSUN.com experts agree that this virus spreads easily sible and prudent about social distancing, much more than me. I will act prudently awaiting the arrival and installation of Physical address: 457 Lewis Street by touch, and progresses rapidly. Some avoiding unnecessary contact, frequently and wisely to the best of my ability, with the new fi xtures before it is moved into Mailing address: PO Box 9 victims don’t even realize they’ve been washing hands, covering our mouths when my God’s guidance and grace. I’ll not ask the new building. W.D. Ewing of the Pagosa Springs, Colorado infected, but some become seriously ill we cough or sneeze, and being respectful others to believe what I believe, but will be Galbreath Tie and Timber Co., who is the and die. This disease can affect so many, to others who choose not to have physical there for them as often as possible. I will designer and contractor, is busy receiv- “HOME OF THE WORLD’S DEEPEST so quickly, that our medical resources contact during this challenging time. I’m pray the “Serenity Prayer”: ing compliments for his artistic work. HOT MINERAL SPRINGS” could be consumed in a brief span of time, a hugger and that’s hard for me, but I will “God, grant me the SERENITY to accept Harry Tackett was an arrival Tuesday resulting in less care for those with other avoid offending others by subjecting them the things I cannot change, the COURAGE from Montezuma county, where he and problems. When “triage” decisions become to unwanted contact. I will support them. to change those things I can, and the WIS- his father have each taken up home- 2020 necessary, the consequences can be deadly. I can love and encourage others, without DOM to know the difference.” steads, to which they will shortly move. We may be able to prevent the draining physical touch, by being understanding I hope you will follow my lead. J.O. Sullivan of Dyke was a pleasant of resources, and “fl atten the (epidemio- and helping as needs arise. I understand and accept the fact that caller yesterday. He has resigned the man- logical) curve” by taking common sense I believe everything happens for a rea- you may not believe in God or prayer. But agement of the Dyke store and postoffi ce precautions that, unfortunately, have other son, even those life events which pierce please spend some time directing your and will soon take possession of his late signifi cantly negative side effects, primarily us with pain, suffering, and loss. I believe thoughts, meditations and/or prayers purchase in that section, the former War- economic. in God and the importance of trusting seeking ways you can help and encour- ren Hall ranch. Mr. Sullivan plans to erect a This is a different type of disease be- Him always, especially in diffi cult times. I age our loved ones, family, friends and new home on the ranch at once. Mrs. Brice cause of the effects it has had, and will have, pray. I believe that there are lessons to be neighbors during this diffi cult time. As we Howard will assume the management of PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER on the global and local economy. People learned from all the circumstances of life. come together in unity, for a cause that’s the store, while her sister, Mrs. Belford, will are not just inconvenienced. Many are I don’t believe I’m the Mayor, at this time, “bigger than us,” we’ll be stronger. We can’t take charge of the postoffi ce duties. 2017 Service to the First Award Recipient confused and facing challenging fi nancial by coincidence. There is a reason. I’m ex- allow fear to guide our decisions. We’ll get 2017 Advertising Sweepstakes Award Recipient hardships. The number of individuals and pected to lead. through this and be better on the other side FIRST-PLACE AWARDS families forced to deal with those addi- Each one of us must decide how we will if we support one another, work together 75 years ago Best Headline Writing tional burdens will increase. But death and maintain hope when things look chaotic and make wise decisions. I believe it with all Taken from SUN fi les of Best Investigative Story Package loss, will most likely increase before it’s over. and dark, and how to prepare for diffi cult, my heart because I believe in God and the March 23, 1945 Best Sustained Coverage If I must choose between saving the lives and hopefully unlikely possibilities, like a amazing people in our community. God A Monte Vista truck, loaded with Best Photography Portfolio of others and temporary fi nancial gain, I lengthy quarantine. We need to be sharing bless and protect you and your loved ones. fl our, dropped into an old cesspool in the Best Automotive Ad choose life. Which do you choose? those helpful and creative ideas with each Mayor Don Volger rear of Hersch’s store Monday afternoon. Best Medium Space Ad Didn’t hurt the truck, but it took three Best Real Estate Ad hours to get it out of the hole. Best Small Space Ad YOUR REPRESENTATIVES The annual Amateur Hour for the SECOND-PLACE AWARDS Archuleta County Commissioners benefi t of the Red Cross will be held at Ron Maez, Chair Best Investigative Story Package WHADDYA THINK? 8 o’clock tonight (Friday) March 23rd. 264-8303 Harvey Catchpole will emcee the per- Best News Photograph Steve Wadley formance, and as an added attraction, Al Best Photography Portfolio What are you doing for spring break? 264-8304 Best Classifi ed Page(s) or Section(s) Alvin Schaaf Thomson will auction off seven cartons Best Health Care Ad • Best Black & White Ad 264-8305 of cigarettes. Poll results (279 votes) Pagosa Springs Town Council Adolpho Martinez attempted to carry Avoiding COVID-19. — 49 percent Pagosa Springs Mayor Don Volger letter mail to Upper Piedrans Monday SUN STAFF [email protected] Heading for warmer climes. — 7 percent Matt DeGuise on horseback, but got only as far as the Publisher/Editor Dunagan ranch, where the drifts made Terri House, [email protected] Staying here, playing in the snow. — 9 percent [email protected] I wish I had a break. — 34 percent Madeline Bergon further travel impossible. He had tried Assistant Editor [email protected] to make the route last Friday, with a Randi Pierce, [email protected] Nicole DeMarco car, and found it out of the question. Vote this week online: [email protected] Reporters Tracy Bunning Wednesday, the county bulldozer, with Chris Mannara, [email protected] How many rolls of [email protected] George Humes at the controls, went out John Finefrock, [email protected] toilet paper do you have? Mat deGraaf and plowed the road out. Advertising and Circulation Manager [email protected] Mrs. Floyd Bramwell and Mrs. Carl www.pagosasun.com David Schanzenbaker Eaklor spent Wednesday with relatives Shari Pierce, [email protected] [email protected] in Pagosa, returning to the West Side Head Pressman Camp that evening. They said that the Robert Penton recent snow storm kept the men busy Assistant Pressman for a straight 24 hour shift, to keep Wolf Brian Maurer-Townsend LOOKING BACK Creek Pass clear. Mailroom Staff William Thomas Lawrence Castolenia 50 years ago Classifi ed Advertising/Front Offi ce Taken from SUN fi les of Missy Phelan, [email protected] March 19, 1970 Shana Young-Gawdun, [email protected] Television has left the air in Pagosa Springs. If and when it returns depends SUBSCRIPTION RATES upon when and if another 130 local Annual In County - $25 • Annual Out of County - $35 • Monthly - $7 residents pay the voluntary dues of $15 Digital subscriptions available at per year. Members of the TV committee PagosaSun.com/eedition of the Lions Club decided March 15 that future commitments and operating costs ADVERTISING DEADLINES could not be met with the amount of Display - Noon Monday • Classifi ed - Tuesday 10 a.m. money paid in. There are approximately Legal - Friday 4 p.m. • Deadlines are moved up for holiday weeks. 390 to 400 users within the range of the Please check for an ad in the paper for specifi c dates and times. three translators located on Oak Brush Knoll, southwest of town. 128 users had PAGOSA SPRINGS, COLORADO paid in full and seven had made partial USPS 418-340 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY payments. The TV committee says that at Periodical newspaper postage paid at Pagosa Springs, Colorado 81147 From the March 10, 1983, Pagosa Springs SUN. 4-H COUNCIL OFFICERS INSTALLED — Stacy Formwalt was installed as presi- least 80 percent of the users must pay if Postmaster please send address corrections and changes to: dent of the Archuleta County 4-H council for 1983. Other offi cers include Stephanie Werner, vice president, Lannette Shahan, TV reception here is to be self-fi nancing. P.O. Box 9, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 secretary-reporter, and Rachelle Jacobson, treasurer. The Archuleta County 4-H Council meets monthly and is responsible Gilbert Davidson, of the Blanco, was for all of the fi nancial and organizational matters on a county basis. appointed to fi ll a vacancy on the school board. This appointment was by unan- imous vote of the other four members, Vic Poma, Mamie Lynch, Carl Rainwa- The following ter and Grover Caywood. The vacancy occurred when Joe Hudson, an elected weather member, was absent more meetings information than is allowed by law. is brought to you as a public service by 25 years ago Taken from SUN fi les of March 23, 1995 With Archuleta County in the midst of the latest real estate sales boom, and with increasing sales of parcels of land 35 acres or more, County Clerk and Re- corder June Madrid is asking local title companies and surveyors to consider some moves to make buyers more aware of the nature of their purchases. Madrid Date High Low Precipitation said her offi ce has recently received sev- Type Depth Moisture eral documents involving the recording 3/10 42 30 - - - of 35-plus-acre divisions of large prop- 3/11 46 30 S T .03” erties. In a subdivision process (parcels 3/12 54 37 R - .09” with less than 35 acres) there are strict 3/13 45 34 R - .31” conditions that must be met in order for 3/14 43 32 S T .14” the division to occur. Madrid said she is concerned that when surveys of the 3/15 54 30 - - - divisions of large properties are platted, 3/16 57 26 - - - developers should not use terminology Pagosa Springs that suggests the land has been subdi- vided and, thus, give the impression the 603 S. 8th Street county has sanctioned the division and (970) 247-5786 is prepared to undertake actions associ- ated with an approved subdivision. Thursday, March 19, 2020 — The Pagosa Springs SUN — A3 Letters

Letters to the Editor are printed the flu pandemic of 1918-’19, cities Pierce letter from March 12 issue ent when I purchased there. as received and are not edited for that prepared themselves properly, My family and I love visiting You must know the three prop- Spring grammar or punctuation, but may informed populaces who brought the Pagosa area from the Texas hill erty owners on your “short block” have been edited for content or style. themselves to enact intelligent re- country and really enjoy the local well enough to ask them to ‘let you gard for physical proximity as well newspaper where I always read the know their house rules’ and you Valle Seco land as sanitary habits to usher out the local letters and articles. Your letter will keep an eye out for them (… exchange pathogen that did not spare a visit caught my attention, as well as the friends close and enemies closer). CLEARANCE to any corner of the globe, curtailed story about local politicians begging Why don’t you ask the homeowner Dear Editor: incidents of infection by 50% in for new money sources (nothing if they would insist their guests It came to mind after I read the their communities. Other town- new there) ironically after record never build campfires, even though guest editorial by Kara Chadwick, ships taking a more blasé approach sales tax revenue, but I digress. I doubt there was ever any fire SALE the Forest Supervisor of the San suffered twice the trauma. My long block in Pagosa Lakes threat to you or the surrounding Juan National Forest, extolling It is my hope through the next probably has 100 homes on it and neighborhood. the virtues of the Valle Seco Land Up to months, despite the social distanc- I couldn’t tell you which homes What is so “un-neighborly” Exchange. Not one mention of any- ing being emphasized, and the new are STR’s a “gold rush” … I think about short-term renters. They thing negative, like losing the entire habits being recommended, which not. Your quality of life has been all came from a neighborhood length of FS road 660a to private will break us away temporarily desecrated? Desecrated … really. somewhere. Have you tried to ownership, which both the public from customs of affection and fa- A home with a family of four to make a point to meet each family and hunters now enjoys. Like losing miliarity … that we ironically, and six guests is ‘in reality a hotel’ … I “checking-in” … ‘hello, welcome an entire meadow that is well known actually, will come together as a think not. to paradise. I’m the full-time lo- to hunters. Like losing four camp- You state the ‘majority of profits’ cal homeowner and I live here 50% community. That we will eventu- sites in an area where campsites are ally come to look back upon this are spent in the property owner’s year-round and kinda keep an at a premium. This will take place hardship as something we faced state. How do you know the ma- eye on things on the block … Ya’ll in only one area(7) of the eleven and overcame collectively, a story jority or maybe even a plurality of planning on skiing or hiking? Let areas being traded. And remember about an achievement that one day property owners aren’t from Den- me know if you need any “local” that in order to gain control of the we’ll be proud to tell: We helped ver or Colo Springs, etc.? Why does tips. Have you ever talked to one Valle Seco area, the forest service each other and became a stronger it matter what state they live in of them? Maybe you are on five OFF loses control of 472 acres that will community through this. Apropos, anyway? What about the obscene acres and your neighbor on each selected, become private ownership. Gates I believe, is the determination we profits from the [hot springs] side is on five acres … uh oh, there will go up, fences will be built, and non-consignment will need as well to effectively con- admission or the lift ticket or the goes that whole, ‘my life has been no trespassing signs will appear. The front the climate crisis. snowmobile tour or the horse-back desecrated’ argument. guest editorial suddenly appeared items ride or the hot-air balloon ride or STR guests are not immune in both the Pagosa Sun and Durango Turn a challenge around and let the restaurant tab, etc., etc.? After from the law. Why don’t you post Herald after the Forest Service re- it be a mark of character, a test of all, this is the real money (locally your no trespass signs and if they ceived nearly 3000 signed letters of maturity that was passed. Let’s be spent profit). do trespass, you call the authorities. Winter Hours opposition to the exchange. the kind of town and community I think you ought to know, your No, Ms. Pierce, your words don’t Tuesday-Saturday It is my understanding that that doesn’t just let the fire burn HOA can’t just make up new rules make me unhappy with you, but 10:00am – 4:00pm the Forest Service is supposed to but gets on it. Let’s be exemplary. to please you unless (most likely) your hyperbole does concern me remain neutral during the initial Jonathan Dobson they get a super majority of HOA as does your virtuous assumption phases of a land exchange. Neutral? 468 Lewis Street members to agree to your rule- that your businesses ‘truly add to Hardly. It would appear that Forest Short-term change. I reject an HOA or a city the community’. “A Fresh Eye on (970) 264-0800 Supervisor Chadwick already has rentals council telling what I can do with Michael Fredrickson Mountain Living” [email protected] the “approved” stamp in her hand. Dear Editor: my property. Unless, of course, New Braunfels, Texas Thomas Butler Response to Summer and Chris those HOA restrictions were pres- n See Letters A ‘Let’s be exemplary’ Dear Editor: Being the absolute political junky and news-fiend that I am in this age of abundance, where the many proud heirs of Cronkite and Mur- row are followed like sun by moon each night with a Murderer’s Row of late-night talk show hosts knocking it out of the park, pre-digesting the whirlwind for us trying to help us keep our balance (that is, until just this week when most of them went on hiatus citing social distancing concerns and a wish to deliver the vital and precedent-setting example of what our priorities should be), I came across two news stories that conflicted in a curious way. The first was from CNN, titled, ‘This Pandemic Risks Bringing out the Worst in Humanity’. You can imagine what it was about with im- ages of stripped shelves that might be surprising to see in Russian let alone American supermarkets, tales of toilet paper hoarding and regrettable tribalisms. The next came from the New York Times, about the Great Alaska Earthquake of ‘64, and it offered the opposite take on how people might respond to a natural disaster with kindness and neighborly compassion, con- scientiousness and charity. The Times article chronicles how in a time of societal upheaval, what people are given is a chance to turn a challenge into a story that ends up strengthening them. A commu- nity can define itself as one that will be proud to tell its story, or it can drop the ball and display pande- monium in the face of pandemic. It is a historical fact that during Letters The SUN welcomes letters from readers. Please submit to: PO Box 9, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 e-mail: [email protected] All letters must: be 500 words or less be signed by the author, unless emailed include the author’s phone number and address be received by The SUN by noon on Tuesday (deadline may move up due to a holiday), email submissions are preferred Letters will be limited to two per month per letter writer. If necessary, only one letter in support of a political candidate or issue will be printed each edi- tion. Letters quoting other people must contain proper attribution. There is no guarantee letters will be published. The SUN reserves the right to edit letters. A4 — The Pagosa Springs SUN — Thursday, March 19, 2020 Do you believe a real estate Letters commission should be based on the n Continue ro A So, wash your hands before and af- informed and for believing in and protections needed to keep our ter, maybe use some hand sanitizer, practicing journalistic excellence. unique wetlands along the river- actual performance of the agent? ‘National but go back to your favorite local Yes, it is difficult to practice walk safe. Mayor Don Volger even staycation’ restaurant or business if you want social distancing in our friendly guaranteed such would happen. Call me crazy but that’s always been my them to be there when this is over. little town. We can all take care of This is a nice start and it shows how philosophy. Before I was an agent, I required Dear Editor: Two recent articles in the Sun. one another, even at a physical our citizens care enough to keep With the prospect of a nation- that of my agents. As an agent, I o er that to my Sales tax revenue for a like period distance. I am grateful to live in a Pagosa the unique town it always wide shutdown of all non-essential a year ago is up just under 20%. In place where it is easy to get outside, has been. clients. services appearing imminent, it is the same issue, the County Com- by myself, and that we have the Bob LeCour likely that most of us will be taking A performance based commission structure isn’t missioners are talking about rais- technology to connect with one Shane Jones unplanned time off. Opting to see ing our taxes so they can do more another digitally. ‘Prepare to Broker Associate meant to provide the cheapest service, its meant this turn of events as a national things for us. How about repairing You don’t have to be a news 970-844-0166 to provide the best value, and ensures your agent staycation rather than a dreaded the potholes? The Town could do junkie, read the same story from 10 protect our most [email protected] enforced isolation, I have begun is invested in the outcome. some of that, too. On that note, different sources every fi ve minutes making plans. vulnerable’ hitting a pothole can knock air out or believe everything you read. We That said, if you are thinking of selling this I am looking forward to catch- Dear Editor: of your tires so get them checked. do all have the capacity, however, ing up on my sleep. Ah … to wake I was married for 41 years. The summer, please give me the opportunity to And, the potholes can do serious to make informed decisions and up without an alarm clock will be last 14 were fi lled with the agony, damage to your tires and front to act responsibly. Thank you. We explain my approach and compete for your wonderful. The thought of a lei- worry, and uncertainty of Sandy’s 21 Pike Drive suspension. That is going to be an will get through this. As a friend business. Call me at 970-844-0166. surely breakfast is enticing too. I’ll breast cancer. My high school ExitRealtyPagosa.com expensive repair. reminded me, pandemics end. catch up on my To-Do List around Sweet Heart died folded in my arms Lisa Jensen the house and maybe rediscover Last for today. An article written in a hospice bed. My God, if she afternoon naps. I plan to make by Daniel Schatz, a Scandinavian Wetlands and I could learn to compromise, some of my favorite meals that political scientist, takes Bernie adjust, and love each other over Dear Editor: have been relegated to “weekends- to task for his misunderstanding a life time, then our communities only” fare because they take time to about what Bernie calls a “demo- Living in Colorado is a privi- can do it too. Rated 4.8 prepare and cook. I plan to fi nally cratic solution” to our problems lege. Living in a small Colorado Why have we been fighting get around to trying some of those and points out the success of that mountain town is an even bigger about right or wrong politics, us recipes that I’ve promised myself I sort of system in Sweden. The fact privilege. Pagosa is unique in many v’s them ideologies, our differing out of would attempt if I ever get the time. is that that the Swedish prosperous ways. We have the biggest stump ethnic origins, the color of your

I might get ambitious and dust off economy was built before the wel- collection in our pastures that we skin compared to mine? Suddenly, 5 Stars! some of those old yoga stretch vid- fare system that exists there today. all inherited from the logging days. as a destructive virus is covering eos and have a go. Between naps I The article points out that Sweden We have a wildflower called the our earth, we’ve begun to see things “ Super fast and friendly service. Uniquely designed love the atmosphere. plan to work my way through that has, “historically developed high Pagosa Skyrocket that exists only differently. Will de nitely come back! stack of half-read books on my levels of social trust, a robust work here in all of the world and the town What if we had been clamoring ethic, and considerable social co- and other conservation groups on a battle fi eld, with the smokey “ Great food · Hip atmosphere · Tasting menus nightstand. Ah, this is sounding better and hesion.” Things we just don’t have. have worked hard to preserve it. haze of musket fire choking the Eva F., Facebook better all the time. Without having Bernie, there just isn’t a free lunch We have a pass that is so notorious air? When suddenly a tornado to travel to visit relatives, spending any more, somebody paid for it. that CW McCall wrote a great song breached the mountain pass and money at attractions, restaurants, Well, just one more issue today. about it called “Wolf Creek Pass”. roared down on us puny little hu- $ and unnecessary merchandise, I When we, my live-in psychologist Check it out on YouTube. Thanks to mans. None of why we hated each 6 Combo Deals think my staycation will be easy on and I — perhaps I should be called the Harmans for all they have done other would matter. 11AM�6PM EVERY DAY my budget too. the “live-in patient,” — came to for this region and the Archuleta Our elected representatives Can you imagine how peaceful it Pagosa Springs and decided it was a family, who have had a big infl u- have been deeply polarized. Only Your choice of: will be in the world if the whole lot pretty good place, we started look- ence on Pagosa. We also have the now, as a natural disaster threatens 8” Pizza w/one topping and Fountain Drink of us take staycations at the same ing at homes for sale and available deepest known hot springs and us, have they begun to turn and Calzone and Fountain Drink time? Once it is over, we’ll return lots. One of our decisions was that a warm water wetland along the close ranks. Caesar Salad and Fountain Drink to work and schools and social we wanted to live on a paved street riverwalk that is exceptionally We can have multiple parties lives relaxed, rested and refreshed. and we do. The cost of that paving unique in Colorado. Anyone who with vastly different ideas. We can Heck, we might even be polite and was included in the cost of the has followed Pagosa’s history (in debate and discuss broad concepts. Tap into Winter with Happy Hour large part, thanks to John Motter) But we can’t protect and build our reasonable with one another. lot we purchased. Paving is more MON � FRI • 2�5 PM • 25% OFF BEER & WINE I hope you enjoy your stayca- expensive than dirt roads. So now, knows how often these geothermal communities in a climate of divi- tion. there are people in our community features are a center point. sion. 16 self-pour Craft Beer Taps and Theresa Howard who live on dirt roads, a choice they One organization that has been Funny how humans mostly 4 self-pour Wine Taps - pay by the ounce! made, who did not pay the extra a big part of this community is judge our level of threat by our Law Enforcement, Fire ghters, EMTs and our Veterans always receive 20% o ! Wash your hands cost of a paved road, are complain- the Weminuche Audubon Society immediate surroundings, what we can see, hear, smell. It’s time to get Dear Editor: ing about the dust, and are asking (WAS). This group is very con- a much broader perspective. 175 PAGOSA STREET • 11 AM TO 9 PM DAILY Since my last letter, there has that something be done. Their idea cerned about protecting our birds I’m writing on Sunday. 10 days been a news article about a baby is that all of the taxpayers should do and the other creatures that call Easy n To-Go Orders: MountainPizzaTapRoom.com sitter who found a fi rearm that “ac- something. “You made your bed, this beautiful place home. Recently, See Letters A Online! cidentally” discharged and killed a now lie in it.” Note that I did not this group became increasingly baby. I think the baby sitter “acci- say, “lay.” That is not a subject for concerned with changes like the dentally” pulled the trigger. I hope a family newspaper. URA development tool and the EXCAVATION WORK THAT MAKES THE GRADE she was charged with the murder Bill Hubbard meetings the Springs resort opened she committed. to the public to discuss a pos- OK, other matters. I spoke on Pandemics end sible development. After all, these the phone this weekend with two Dear Editor: changes could have a profoundly of my favorite friends in Austin. Thank you to all our local agen- detrimental impact on the hot Both ladies have Ph.D.’s so I feel cies, including San Juan Basin Pub- springs and adjacent wetlands. intellectually inferior when I talk lic Health, Pagosa Springs Medical Since the wetlands contain over to them. They are delightful ladies Center and Colorado Department 150 bird species and a multitude and do not hold it against me that I of Public Health and Environment of other animals, the Wetlands only have a law degree — a Doctor for taking proactive measures to Preservation Group (a subset of of Jurisprudence. One of the issues slow the COVID-19 pandemic, and WAS members) banded together Schedule with Audubon support and did the they brought up was the plight of for providing up-to-date, accurate yourtoday! project a local family-owned restaurant information. 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I don’t understand poli- We ourselves have become too holes can be devastating leg break- grace to the rest of us. cies well. That’s why we’ve elected lazy and ignorant of history, sci- ers for Horses. Prairie Dogs also I am grateful for teachers and Eminence Organic Facials educated representatives. But I ence, social studies, geography, and carry Plague. school administrators that are tak- sure understand morality, decency, how our lives are governed. It’s time Our little Valley was once a vi- ing extra time, effort, and concern Flexible Hours and love. to study, work hard, and be We the able grassland pasture area that to make sure our kids have access People. It’s time to see beyond our supported a healthy Wildlife Eco- to education without undue risk of With my own eyes and ears, I noses and prepare to protect our system. We can enhance this Val- exposure to disease. They are man- can see and hear Donald Trump’s 970.731.3391 most vulnerable. ley’s Environmental Health again. aging anxiety well on our behalf, daily lies. I see his history of de- Prepare to vote this November. And, our property values would even as they face the complications 190 Talisman Dr. Suite C2 frauding students, cheating sub- Mitch Nielsen go up. in their own personal lives. Behind City Market contractors, cheating wives, and I’m a Biologist, former Genet- I am grateful for employees pursuing personal gain at other’s AllAboutYou-DaySpa.com ics Research Associate, & former at grocery stores, convenience expense. Aspen Springs Certified Veterinary Technologist. stores, and other businesses that Now with this Coronavirus he playground Science doesn’t care what you sell essentials. They are patiently has dithered, lied, and wasted pre- Dear Editor: think, believe, or imagine. Science handling increased, unexpected cious time. He has been ignorant, Playgrounds are prolific breed- is real, factual, & we should guide workloads while dealing kindly dismissive of our scientists, and has ing grounds for infectious transfer. our communal lives thru the fac- with those of us whose anxiety is spoken lies. This greedy, corrupt, Kids lick, slobber, & sneeze on sur- tual wisdom of Science. We’ll all be causing them to become uncivil. self-absorbed person, has no busi- faces as well as on each other. The safer & healthier for it. I am grateful for public safety ness being our President. last thing Aspen Springs V should Biological/Environmental and health officers who are navi- Trump has a New York Mobster be remotely considering is a play- awareness, & positive enactment gating new conditions with high mentality. He is ill fitted for the ground right now. Playgrounds are can restore, enhance, & enlighten levels of uncertainty, and doing so job we’ve given him. He rejects a city thing anyway & have no place our Quality of Life. with the community’s best interests knowledge of law, governance, cur- in a placid Rural Country setting. Leslie Sargeant in mind. rent affairs, and 250 years of blood I’d rather see the Metro Dis- I am grateful for health care sweat and tears that have built this trict focus on/contribute to, the ‘Did it with love’ providers in every context — physi- Environmental concerns of our country. This is not a position for Dear Editor: cians, nurses, EMTs, home health Community. Please, address the on-the-job training. Why is it that we allow one providers, and on — for their ca- Severe Noxious Weed & Prairie Dog Don’t let fear mongering politi- political party to be called “Con- pable and wise service. They have Commitment to Excellence servative” and the other one, “Lib- a sudden and greater burden, if eral”. I looked in my Bible for the not from an actual outbreak in word “conservative” and found it our community then from the Obituary nowhere. The word “liberal” was consequences of our fear and Welcoming used only in the context of helping misinformation. And they patiently others overcome their weakness, to continue to administer the things new faces Steven Dale Oelschlaeger liberate them to enjoy the glorious that bring health and healing. to serve Steven Dale Oelschlaeger was halfway house. He was fun, smart, freedom as a child of God … yes, we I am grateful for every com- born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Jan. adventurous and charitable. are “One Nation Under God”. munity member who, in spite of your dental 15, 1954, to Max and Daisy Oelsch- Steve married Carolin Opheim To me, “conservative” means finding herself in a position of laeger. Steve in 1975 and together they had two to help others find their “way” to losing money for reasons beyond needs! passed away children. He married Gail Mickey progress to a better life for them- our control, chooses to stay calm, Lee Eden, RDH Lori Schoenbaum, RDH on March 4 af- in 1984. selves and their families. Leaders hopeful, and thankful that we have ter a 4 1/2 year Steve is survived by his wife of we elect must be a mix of both, such a good infrastructure and so O ering battle with liv- 36 years, Gail Mickey; previous wife maybe something like “common much technology helpfully at our preventative er cancer. Carolin; his son, David, and his wife sense” would be nice. fingertips. & restorative Steve grew Alexandra; and his daughter, Erin, Are they “out there”? Look close- I thank God for every small up in Cedar and her husband, Jeff Gautney; his ly and you might find them. I grace, borne in individual people, dentistry. Rapids. He was grandchildren: Briar, Reagan, Jace, believe that is what our brilliant that shines during this anxious an intellectual Titus, Micaiah, Jordyn and Jadyn, founders intended. season. Fixed, Removable, and excellent as well as his brothers: Max, Den- And I bet they did it with love. I invite your readers to publicly & Dental Implant athlete in high nis and Doug. He will be missed. Patty Tillerson honor others in whom they have Options Available school. He attended Wartburg Col- Private family services will be held seen grace, so that we may all be lege on a cross-country scholarship, at a later date. ‘Chose not to buoyed by gratitude, and remem- Alberta Lucero Karen Waller graduating with a degree in phi- sink in fear but to ber this time as a season in which losophy. He later pursued a gradu- so many chose not to sink in fear Convenient Scheduling: 970-264-9436 rise in love’ but to rise in love. ate degree at Dallas Theological Obituaries 101 Pagosa Street • www.pagosa.dentist Seminary and became a pastor. He Dear Editor: Emrys Tyler Sorry, Medicaid not accepted. helped plant Grace Bible Church in Local obituaries are printed Granbury, Texas. He blessed many free in The Pagosa Springs SUN people with his outstanding preach- and can be submitted to: ing of the word of God. PO Box 9 After working in the automobile Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 industry becoming a successful e-mail: editor@pagosasun. salesman, he started his own com- com Fresh Color, Fresh Look pany, Specialized Training Programs, fax: (970) 264-2103 as a consultant for Ford dealerships. Deadline is 1 p.m. Tuesday for the He loved to ski and hike in the following Thursday’s edition. The mountains of Colorado. He blessed SUN reserves the right to edit all a lot of people with his ministry in submissions. Fresh Feeling! Pagosa Springs while running a SPRING SALE MARCH 1830

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Archuleta County increased to 3.6 lowest ever recorded since the veyed and is, therefore, considered Other data that is gathered by percent in January from 2.7 per- series began in 1976. a more reliable indicator of eco- the survey of business establish- cent in December 2019, with 6,672 Statewide, the number of people nomic conditions. ments includes private-sector aver- people in the labor force and 238 actively participating in the labor Because the estimates are based age weekly hours, average hourly of those claiming unemployment. force in Colorado increased 6,300 on two separate surveys, one mea- earnings and average weekly earn- AMOR The unemployment informa- from December 2019 to January, suring jobs by work site and the ings. tion is disseminated by a press to 3,180,800, and total employment other measuring persons employed Over the year, the average work- release from the Colorado Depart- increased 6,300 to 3,180,800. and unemployed by household, week for all employees in private ESPERANZA ment of Labor and Employment. The national unemployment estimates based on these surveys nonfarm payroll jobs increased In December 2019, there were rate increased 0.1 percent from may provide seemingly conflicting from 32.7 to 33 hours. 6,783 people in the county’s labor December 2019 to January, rising results. Average hourly earnings in- force, with 183, or 2.7 percent, to 3.6 percent. From December 2019 to Janu- creased from $30.10 to $30.70 dur- claiming unemployment. The unemployment rate, labor ary, nonfarm payroll jobs in Colo- ing the same time period. The total workforce decreased force participation, total employ- rado increased by 1,300 for a total “The annual growth rate of by 111 people over the course of the ment and the number of unem- of 2,814,800, with private-sector Colorado nonfarm payroll jobs month, while the number of un- ployed are based on a survey of jobs increasing by 900 and govern- was 2.1 percent in 2019, revised CRIAR employed people increased by 55. households. The total employment ment jobs increasing by 400. up from the previously published Para mas informacion sobre como convertirse en un padre Looking at the January employ- estimate derived from this survey is Over the month, the largest 1.9 percent. Colorado annual job adoptivo o proveedor de repiro llame a ment situation for the rest of the intended to measure the number of private-sector job gains were in growth has exceeded 2.0 percent Archuleta County Department of Human Services state, Huerfano County had the people employed. professional and business services, the past eight years, the longest 970.264-2182 — 551 Hot Springs Blvd. highest unemployment rate for the However, nonfarm payroll jobs educational and health services, such streak since nine consecu- month at 7.4 percent, while Kiowa estimates are based on a survey and construction. tive years from 1992 to 2000. 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Photo courtesy Pagosa Springs Elementary School Pagosa Springs Elementary School staff recognize second-grade student Cody Nguyen for his ef- forts in academic excellence. He holds himself to high standards of learning and applies himself to his learning goals. Nguyen is a role model. He fi nished all ad- dition and subtraction in Rocket Math. Congratulations, you set the example in academic growth and achievement. YOU MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE. The Pagosa Springs SUN 264-2100 A8 — The Pagosa Springs SUN — Thursday, March 19, 2020 Schools ■ Continued from front nication with the supplier of our this. At around 10:30 today, we got “Teachers and paraprofessionals school, according to Reed’s email. a letter from PPOS School Director at the state level,” Reed wrote. cleaning materials regarding any word from CDE Communications will be working with students, just “In addition, meals will be deliv- Angela Crossland. From those communications, new products that are available and that CMAS has been cancelled for in a different way than we normally ered by the transportation depart- “The shift from our project-based and seeing developments at the na- our custodial staff participated in this year,” Reed wrote. “CDE is work- do,” she wrote. ment to the regularly scheduled bus learning model to remote learn- tional and state level that occurred a refresher training on March 6th ing with College Board on PSAT/SAT ASD is currently doing the best it stops during the morning routes,” ing will be a big one for our staff, last weekend, Reed contacted SJBPH when schools were closed after par- which is what high school students can for its staff, students and families Reed’s email explains. “Students or students, and families,” the letter Executive Director Liane Jollon on ent teacher conferences,” she wrote. take. The fact that these exams are during a stressful situation, Reed their parent/ guardians may pick up reads. “During the remote learn- the possibility of switching to “dis- ASD will continue standard prac- often required for scholarship ap- explained. the meals at the time their children ing time, we will provide a mixture tance learning,” she explained. tice for cleaning buses as well, Reed plications, this is slightly different “As I said in my communication would normally be picked up by of both paper-based activities as Additionally, Reed explained explained. than CMAS.” to both staff and parents, please give the bus. Our intention is to provide well as online resources and class she discussed this idea with ASD According to the Colorado De- The administration of end-of- people grace. Everyone is working healthy food to all students during instruction. As these resources are Board of Education President Brooks partment of Public Health and the-year assessments, including the incredibly hard to meet the needs this uncertain time.” developed by staff they will be rolled Lindner. Environment (CDPHE), any school Colorado Measures of Academic of children in incredibly unusual out to families.” Teacher teams by grade level at within the state that has a single Success (CMAS), will be paused circumstances,” she wrote. “I’d also Offi ce hours Support for families will be the elementary and middle schools confirmed case of COVID-19 in a for the remainder of the 2019-2020 like to commend our entire staff for ASD’s administration offi ce and available through Zoom meetings, and by department at the high staff member or student will have school year due to extensive school going far beyond what is expected. I school offi ce’s will be open from 8 office hours and on and offline school began working on this type to close for a minimum of 72 hours closures throughout Colorado to couldn’t be more proud of the team a.m. to 4 p.m. through March 20, educational resources, Crossland’s of “distance learning” on March for cleaning and social distancing. prevent the spread of COVID-19, with which I get to work.” according to Reed’s email. letter explains. 13, Reed explained. “Any school with a second con- Colorado Education Commissioner From March 23 through March “Yesterday, we brought in ad- fi rmed case of COVID-19 in a staff Katy Anthes announced Tuesday in Food service 27, school offi ces will be closed but “As a reminder, this is an evolv- ditional staff to provide support or student within a 30 day period a press release. According to a separate email the district’s administrative office ing situation and we foresee this to teachers so they could further requires a second minimum 72 clo- “With the extraordinary actions from Reed, from March 17 through will be open during regular hours, as the fi rst of many communica- refi ne and prepare materials to send sure for cleaning, testing and public we are taking to prevent the spread March 20, ASD’s Food Service de- Reed’s email notes. tions to come,” the letter reads. home with students,” she wrote. health investigation,” according to of COVID-19, it’s clear that we need partment will prepare breakfast “We are working on a protocol for “Those students who were in school CDPHE’s website. to press pause on our CMAS tests and lunch meals for children 18 and Pagosa Peak Open School families to retrieve any items that yesterday, took home a variety of Any school with three confi rmed this year,” Anthes said. “Students and younger. From March 16 through spring their students may have within the instructional materials, depending cases of COVID-19 within a 30-day educators need to feel a sense of sta- Meals are available to be picked break, Pagosa Peak Open School school that are necessary during on the grade level that included a period are required to close for a bility and normalcy before state tests up from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at each (PPOS) will be closed, according to these times.” chromebook and charger.” minimum of 14 days, CDPHE’s can be administered and produce Parents of students who were not website reads. valid results. This also means we plan in school on March 16 were allowed “Last week, we would have fol- to pause our school and district state Lesson to pick up materials for their children lowed the 72 hour protocol from accountability system as it relates to on March 17, according to Reed. the Colorado Department of Public state assessments for a year.” ■ Continued from front accomplish. For the games you were hours each of you has sacrifi ced to “Because the students are already Health and Environment,” Reed The Colorado Department of tournament due to concerns sur- able to play, and the experiences you reach the pinnacle of your season, familiar with multiple platforms, wrote, noting that the decision to Education’s accountability system is rounding the global coronavirus were able to have. There are no words and perhaps, your high school ath- including in kindergarten, there move to “distance learning” was also on hold for this year, Reed noted. pandemic. to make the athletes feel better about letic endeavors. Understandably, didn’t seem to be too much confu- supported by Jollon. “I applaud Commissioner Anthes That led to CHSAA canceling the this situation. But if your calling each of you is disappointed that sion or concern,” she wrote. “I was After-school activities are cur- and the State Board of Education for remainder of the state basketball chsaa a joke, then I guess the NBA, your seasons were not able, due to able to visit all schools and almost rently in a “holding pattern,” Reed making this decision, in light of the tournaments in all classes due to and NCAA are a joke also.” circumstances far beyond any one all teachers yesterday and everyone described. situation,” Reed wrote. uncertainty at host sites and an Later, in the comment section on person’s or one organization’s con- seemed very confi dent of their abil- If school were to remain closed for ASD’s commitment is to compen- emergency declaration by Denver. the same post, Graham reached out trol, to culminate those efforts in ity to connect with their students an extended period of time, Reed ex- sate its employees whether they are That, coach Wes Lewis explained, to the athletes from St. Mary’s and the traditional format. No amount through distance learning.” plained that ASD will still work with hourly or salaried, Reed wrote. left the girls sad and in disbelief. suggested a game at the local park, of words can describe what you are With school being canceled, ASD parents and students to implement District custodians will be clean- “I think CHSAA made a very hard with St. Mary’s Brooklyn Valdez re- feeling and experiencing nor can has been and will continue to imple- “distance learning.” ing while food service staff and decision and they didn’t make that sponding and Pagosa’s Miah Schoff- they soothe that pain. ment the “highest level of cleaning “NO determinations have been bus drivers will be preparing and decision lightly. The initial decision ner joking the teams could bond “However, please look at your- care.” made about how to address ex- delivering food to its students, Reed on Thursday to keep basketball go- while being quarantined together. selves as the leaders that you are. “We are in constant commu- tended closures of schools due to explained. ing even though spring sports were Lewis reiterated to The SUN this Your leadership, as part of a team, postponed, was reasoned due to the week how proud he and his coaching has enabled you to accomplish your emergency precautions that had staff are of the Lady Pirates, not only basketball goals, and today you dis- taken at each state championship for the way they handled the state tinguish yourselves as leaders of a COVID-19 venue, and the fact that the tourna- basketball tournament, but also for much larger team; the leaders of the ■ Continued from front or later. Following are the phone numbers ment had already begun,” PSHS the people they are becoming. worldwide health crisis team. Today, Dr. Rhonda Webb reported that Resumption of elective surgeries for local medical providers: Athletic Director Marcie Ham wrote “They’re just such great kids and your selfl essness, your optimism, PSMC had done fi ve lab tests, with will occur as appropriate, with the • PSMC: 731-3700. in an email to The SUN. “When the such joys to be around,” he said, add- and your strength of character one test coming back negative and guidance from San Juan Basin Public • Pagosa Medical Group: 372- staff at each venue notifi ed CHSAA ing, “They’re fi ne young women and demonstrate powerfully, to every- four pending, with no critically ill Health (SJBPH), the Colorado De- 0456. that they could not use their facili- they’re hardworking young women one in our state and beyond, that patients locally. partment of Public Health and En- • Archuleta Integrated Health- ties any longer, CHSAA had to make and they’re respectful and they’re you, as leaders, will always choose In light of the current nationwide vironment (CDPHE), the Colorado care: 264-2104. an immediate decision. Knowing … on a great path to becoming fi ne the correct course of action, rather and local shortages of coronavirus Hospital Association and the CDC, • Those without a doctor can call that things were moving forward young women in society and hope- than despair, that you will always COVID-19 diagnostic testing kits, the press release indicates. SJBPH at 247-5702, option 1. quickly, I believe CHSAA took into fully basketball had a hand in shap- elect to maintain a professional, masks and other protective equip- PSMC patients who have ques- account the safety of all involved ing some of this.” winning disposition over the louder ment, the Colorado Hospital As- tions about scheduled elective surgi- Prevention and made the dreaded decision that Lewis’ own daughter, Taylor, negativity of the masses and you sociation and San Juan Basin Public cal procedures should call 507-3925. The CDPHE suggests the follow- no one would ever want to be faced wrote a Facebook post indicating will persevere through this crisis Health are recommending that PSMC’s emergency department, ing preventative actions: with. The reactions on social media the importance of the sport in her and others that may assail you or hospital caregivers assume patients walk-in urgent care, urgent and • Frequently and thoroughly wash platforms were mostly negative, but own life. any teams with which you affi liate, who present with COVID-19 symp- emergent surgical and diagnostic your hands with soap and water for our athletes took the high road and She posted: “Dear basketball, through your indomitable spirit. toms have the disease, and treat services continue to see patients. at least 20 seconds. If soap and water demonstrated extreme maturity and From 2nd grade you have just about The world needs leaders like you them according to CDC guidelines “We know postponing elective are not available, use hand sanitizer understanding. This is not the end- been my life. From all the laughs, especially today and in the midst —a practice PSMC is implementing. surgeries is inconvenient to our pa- with at least 60 percent alcohol. ing anyone wanted, but I think we tears, smiles, and anger you have of uncertainty; your actions are the “No one in the nation has the abil- tients, and we thank them for their • Cover coughs and sneezes with can learn a lesson from the way our brought me, never in a million compass that guides, reassures, and ity to lab test an entire community to understanding. Our goal is to make a tissue, then throw the tissue in PSHS athletes handled this unfortu- years would I have imagined this inspires others to unify, to cooper- determine the true number of cases sure we ensure the safety of patients, the trash, or use your inner elbow nate situation.” is how goodbye would have been. ate, and to overcome. in the community,” Webb told The visitors, and staff, and always have or sleeve. Ham pointed to Teagan Stretton Not knowing the outcome of what “So while you are unable to grasp SUN Tuesday. the resources on hand to care for all • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and Molly Graham as examples of happened has left a heartache that the very prize that you desired and in At PSMC, testing is being reserved of our patients, including those who and mouth with unwashed hands. that positive reaction. is unexplainable. I am thankful that the manner in which you had envi- for critically ill, hospitalized patients may contract COVID-19,” Webb said. • Stay home if you’re sick, and In response to CHSAA’s an- you have led me this far. The love I sioned, now you have stepped into who have COVID-19 symptoms. “As a community, each of us can help keep your children home if they nouncement on Instagram, Stretton have for you will never lessen. What history on a much larger scale. You Those who have COVID-19 symp- fl atten a potential spike in COVID-19 are sick. wrote, “It’s not like chsaa WANTED to a ride it has been! #screwcaronavirus may not be able to talk about that toms but do not require hospital- infections by taking simple actions • Clean surfaces in your home, steal the seniors’ last games, or steal #wouldbeenstatechamps #24out championship game in 2020, but ization will be treated according to such as social distancing and visiting and personal items such as cell- the opportunities to win a title. So #familyforever.” you will be able to tell your children the protocol recommended by the a doctor by telephone rather than phones, using regular household much is out of their control, and this Positivity is also shining in the and grandchildren that you were an Centers for Disease Control and Pre- in person when possible. Flattening products. is completely uncharted territory. No southeast part of the state, where integral part of a far greater team vention for persons who test positive the curve — the potential spike in The CDPHE also suggests practic- doubt it sucks. As a little girl dream- Springfield science teacher Van that played a critical role in slowing for the disease. coronavirus cases — will ensure our ing social distancing: ing of these days, I never imagined Walker penned a letter to Baca Coun- the 2020 pandemic in Colorado, “We are being proactive in prepar- hospital has the capacity, including • Don’t shake hands. Instead, my career would end because of ty athletes, coaches and families that the United States, and perhaps the ing for a potential infl ux of patients supplies, equipment, staff and other bump fi sts or elbows. a pandemic. But it is what it is. So, was shared by CHSAA. world.” who are seriously ill with coronavi- resources — to meet the ongoing • When possible, increase dis- instead of saying ‘all of our work That letter, in part, states: The full text of the letter can be rus, and at the same time, ensuring healthcare needs of the community.” tance between people to six feet to was for nothing’, be thankful for all “Congratulations on your ac- found on CHSAANOW.com. our ability to continue caring for the Webb reported Wednesday that help reduce spread. that you do have, and were able to complishments and the numerous [email protected] many patients we normally see,” PSMC also anticipates changing • Consider whether you want to Webb said. “As a community, we can its visitor policy to no visitors, with take a trip or attend public gather- fl atten the pandemic curve and keep very few exceptions, in an attempt ings. Precautions each other safe by practicing social to lessen extra human interactions. • Follow CDC guidelines on travel. ■ distancing and good hand hygiene. • If there is ongoing spread in your Continued from front detention side of it. We’re still work- as cancel large meetings, groups, If you have symptoms of COVID-19, Local mask shortage community, consider reducing the Prevention (CDC), law enforcement ing on that.” trainings that would have people in self-isolate and call your healthcare To help meet demand for a po- number of large group gatherings personnel are also advised to have As of March 16, the ACSO has close proximity,” he said. “More or provider.” tential influx of severe COVID-19 or activities. a trained EMT assess and transport “limited contact” with the public, less, following the same guidelines Eventually, Webb told The SUN, patients, PSMC is asking for the • Discourage children and teens anyone that they think might have according to a news release. and making sure our people are as even with limited testing, there will community to donate packages of from gathering in other public places COVID-19 to a health care facility. Many employees will be work- safe as possible. Not contracting or be a positive test. unused N-95 masks and, if able, sew if school is closed. Rockensock explained that this ing remotely and patrol deputies spreading any type of illness as well.” She reiterated, “People need surgical masks for the facility. will be the process for PSPD moving will have an “alternative response to hear that message: Flatten that Webb noted that, if the facility Where can I learn more? forward. system” in place to respond to non- Pagosa Fire Protection Several local, state and national curve.” were to see a worst-case scenario, “That’s with anything we might emergent calls and reports by phone health organizations are offering District PSMC reported that it may ex- it would not have enough, point- think of though, not just COVID,” he or email, the release states. In an email to The SUN, the information on COVID-19: pand testing when more tests and ing out that one Georgia hospital said. “If we have any idea that some- Emergencies will still be respond- Pagosa Fire Protection District • See related stories in this issue protective equipment become avail- used a six-month supply of masks body has an infectious disease, we ed to, the ACSO release states. (PFPD) explained that the district’s of The SUN. able. in a week. would do that fi rst.” “The Sheriff’s Office does not administrative offi ces were closed to To further help prepare for the She noted that PSMC would put • Visit www.PagosaSUN.com PSPD officers and employees want to compromise the safety of public access as of March 18. possible infl ux of cases, PSMC also out the materials and pattern and and on Facebook at www.facebook. have been mandated to clean all our citizens or employees,” the ACSO Burn permits will be available at announced several operational provide information for a YouTube com/pagosa.newspaper for updates their work areas and vehicles, he release reads. “At the moment there www.pagosafi re.org/permits-fees/. changes Tuesday, including medi- tutorial on the project. on community closures, business explained. will not be any walk-ins, civil pro- Those with questions about burn cal visits by phone and postponing Anyone interested in sewing information and more. Before and after an arrest, PSPD cessing, fi ngerprints or VIN inspec- permits can call the PFPD adminis- elective procedures. masks for PSMC is asked to contact • PSMC: http://pagosaspring- offi cers will use germicidal wipes to tions [performed] at our offi ce. The trative offi ces at 731-4191, the email “In an effort to encourage so- Heather Thomas at 507-3815 or smedicalcenter.org/coronavirus- possibly stop any transmission of closure will carry on through the rest reads. cial distancing, PSMC is offering Heather.Thomas@PSMedicalCenter. disease-2019-covid-19-update/ germs, he explained. of the week and we will reevaluate For other administrative or fi re org. • SJBPH: https://sjbpublichealth. primary care and mental health Archuleta County over the weekend.” prevention needs, PFPD advises the visits by phone. In-person visits will org/coronavirus/ Those who need assistance can public call 731-4191 to set up an ap- continue to be available as medically COVID-19 symptoms and • CDPHE: https://www.colo- Sheriff’s Offi ce call 911 for emergencies and 731- pointment. appropriate,” a press release from medical contacts rado.gov/pacifi c/cdphe/2019-novel- In an interview on March 16, 2160 for non-emergent responses, “Our goal is to always be available the organization states. COVID-19 symptoms include fe- coronavirus Archuleta County Sheriff’s Office the ACSO press release notes. to the community and our number PSMC is also postponing elective ver, cough, and shortness of breath. • CDC: www.coronavirus.gov. (ACSO) Sheriff Rich Valdez explained one priority is Emergency Response. surgeries scheduled from Wednes- Those who experience these symp- • World Health Organization: that his department is taking extra State patrol If you have an emergency please call day, March 18 through Tuesday, toms should self-quarantine and https://www.who.int/westernpa- precautions relating to cleaning and Colorado State Patrol (CSP) 911,” the email reads. March 31, and is tentatively sched- call their healthcare provider for a cifi c/emergencies/covid-19. distancing. Trooper Josh Lewis explained that uling elective surgeries for April 1 treatment plan. [email protected] ACSO deputies will also be wear- CSP is following the same guidelines Dispatch ing PPE in the event of dealing with that the CDC and the Colorado In an email to The SUN, Archuleta someone with the COVID-19 virus. Department of Public Health and County Combined Dispatch Center “We’re trying to avoid contact Environment have outlined in regard Director Kati Harr explained that dis- with people that may be affected. to proper hygiene and maintaining patch has added additional lines of PagosaSUN.com • facebook.com/pagosa.newspaper The normal stuff that you would do,” distance whenever possible. questioning to screen if callers have he said. “Our biggest concern is the “We’ve done a few things such symptoms of COVID-19. Thursday, March 19, 2020 — The Pagosa Springs SUN — A9 Town considers remote meetings, declares local emergency By Randi Pierce limited local health resources,” may exclude or limit the public net/Portal/MeetingTypeList.aspx. Staff Writer Phillips’ Monday email states. from personal attendance at meet- In addition to the consideration ings provided that the meeting is Other prevention In an effort to provide for pub- of extending the declaration, the available to the public either by measures A New Choice in Floing! lic health and safety, the Town of council will also consider a resolu- telephone, over the internet or on In addition to considerations for A beautiful option Pagosa Springs issued a declara- tion that, if approved, will allow for television and the council, board or remote meeting participation, the tion of local emergency Monday remote participation in meetings in commission provides a means for town has taken other steps in light for your home afternoon. times of emergency. public participation. of the COVID-19 risk, with those “This follows similar declara- The resolution would apply to “4) The Town Manager may steps slated to be re-evaluated in tions by the President, the Gover- the town council, Pagosa Springs cancel any Town Council, Town a few weeks. nor of Colorado, San Juan Basin Planning Commission and Historic committee, board or commis- Those measures include, as Public Health (which covers La Preservation Board, as well as other sion meeting and any meeting by Phillips outlined: Plata and Archuleta Counties) and advisory committees, and would another such body prior to com- • Public access has been tem- Archuleta County. La Plata County allow for meeting attendance via mencement of such meeting to porarily suspended for groups and and the City of Durango have also phone or other electronic means preserve the public health, safety activities at town facilities, including issued declarations. This document according to specific terms and and welfare. the Ross Aragon Community Center. allows for the Town to receive out- conditions. “5) Notwithstanding any provi- • The Pagosa Springs Senior side state and federal resources if Those terms and conditions, as sions to the contrary or any proce- Center is closed to congregate needed, during the COVID-19 pan- listed in an attachment of the draft dural rules, the Town Council, Town meals, games and classes. Drive-up demic. The Mayor has authority to document, are as follows: manager, boards and commissions meals and Meals on Wheels deliv- issue these per the Town Charter, “In any disaster emergency re- may continue consideration of any ery will continue. QueensBoro Bridge Porcelain Tile which expire in 7 days unless ex- sulting from a contagious disease, item on the published agenda of a • Town staff is reducing in- tended by the Town Council. This or in the event the Governor of Town Council, Town committee, person meetings and encouraging brick or hexagon • use on floor or wall will be on the agenda for Thurs- Colorado has issued a statewide board or commission meeting. business to be conducted via meth- available in four colors day’s meeting. Mayor Volger would declaration of emergency because Continued agenda items that are ods such as conference calls, video like us to proceed as a Town with of contagious disease, the following concept plans or quasi-judicial conferencing and email. ‘reasonable and prudent’ decision- shall apply: in nature shall be rescheduled to • Town facilities are being sani- The Tile & Carpet Store making, and he feels that this is “1) Members of the Town Coun- a time when the Town Council or tized as much as possible, includ- M-F 8-4:30 • (970) 731-5282 in line with that path,” a Monday cil may participate remotely in a Town Manager finds that the Town ing surfaces, doorknobs, railings 204 Bastille Dr. (N. Pagosa Blvd, Left at Bastille Dr.) email from Town Manager Andrea council meeting or study session body and all interested parties and more, and encouraging good Phillips to the Pagosa Springs Town through telephonic or other re- will have adequate opportunity to hygiene practices (such as staying Council states. mote means, provided that such participate in the consideration of home when sick, practicing social The town council is slated means allow for the public to the item. Any call-up consideration distancing and hand washing). to meet at 5 p.m. this evening, hear the council member and for that would require an affirmative • Offering links to sources such 200 ns or a e Thursday, for its regular meet- the council member to hear both action of a Town body and that was as San Juan Basin Public Health ing. The town is encouraging the members of the public recognized continued under the provisions of and the Colorado Department of public to view and or partici- to speak and other members of the this section shall be tolled from Public Health and Environment nition too pate in the meeting remotely. Join council. the date of continuance to the date on its website, www.pagosasprings. reat prices • reat se ection the Zoom meeting by computer “2) Members of boards or com- when the Town body considers the co.gov. at https://zoom.us/j/510229935, missions may participate remotely call-up. • Having Phillips and Police meeting ID: 510 229 935. Or, dial at meetings through telephonic or “6) The Town Manager may Chief Bill Rockensock be a part (669) 900-683, meeting ID: 510 229 other remote means provided that waive, alter, reschedule any time of the consortium of government 935. Please remember to mute your such means allow for the public requirement, deadline, procedure, and health entities having confer- computer or phone until it is time to hear the board or commission scheduled hearing, or other event ence calls several times a week to to speak. member and for the board or required for a contract, license or monitor the situation and discuss “It should be noted that al- commission member to hear both permit from the Town.” response and preparedness. though there are no confirmed members of the public recognized If approved, the instructions on The town is also continuing to cases as of today in our county, the to speak and other members of the how to participate would be avail- offer online options for licensing goal is to limit community spread board or commission. able at the top of each meeting’s permits and payments: ew Pre-owned ns or a e and ‘flatten the (epidemiological) “3) The Town Council, Town agenda. Agendas are available at • Payments by check can be Rifles, shotguns, tactical & collectible long guns curve’ of the coronavirus due to Manager, boards and commissions https://pagosasprings.civicweb. mailed or placed in the night drop Pistols, revolvers & collectible hand guns box. • Payments by credit card can be Buy • ell • Consign • $25 Transfers made online at Xpress Bill Pay or by pecial rders • ayaway • Hunting icenses Chief Judge Wilson issues administrative calling 264-4151, ext. 238. • Payments for court, traffic, or as oans on ns order for Sixth Judicial District parking can be made by calling 264-4151, ext. 248 or 250. O H Special to The SUN proceedings; social distancing. • Business licensing, contract- Licensed • Bonded • Insured 11. Other proceedings deemed Judges shall limit the number of ing licensing, and permits can be Editor’s note: The order printed necessary by Wilson to prevent a potential jurors in any one room accomplished online through the below has been edited for length. an an rading Post substantial risk of imminent fi- in any courthouse of the Sixth CitizenServe portal. An administrative order in re- 6 5 an an t Hwy 160 • 970 264-1000 nancial hardship or imminent risk Judicial District to 50. Judges shall [email protected] sponse to the COVID-19 outbreak to the health, safety or welfare of be allowed to limit the number of was released Monday by Chief an individual or members of the spectators attending trials and Judge Jeffrey Wilson regarding community. hearings to ensure individuals in court operations in the Sixth Ju- There shall be no jury trials held the galleries of their courtrooms dicial District, which includes in the 6th Judicial District unless maintain appropriate social dis- La Plata, San Juan and Archuleta imminent speedy trial issues ex- tance. counties. ist or exceptional circumstances Whereas, the emergence of the apply. 17CR343, the People of the Alternatives to physical COVID-19 virus has created a pub- Sate of Colorado vs. Mark Red- appearance in court lic health emergency, the courts of wine, shall remain set for status For all evidentiary hearings the Sixth Judicial District shall take conference on March 19 to deter- and for civil trials, the standard all measures reasonably necessary mine its status. Are you concerned practice shall be that all wit- to protect the health of the public, The clerk’s offices and probation nesses shall testify by telephone. litigants, court staff and probation office shall operate on minimal Upon request of a party, the with the movement staff from the COVID-19 virus. It is staffing. The attorneys and the judge hearing a case may allow therefore ordered that: public are therefore encouraged in-person testimony. Due to the Effective immediately and con- to communicate with court staff Confrontation Clauses of the of the market? tinuing through and including via email or telephone to avoid any Sixth Amendment of the United April 3, the courts, including the unnecessary personal appearances States Constitution and Section probation offices, shall only hear at any courthouse in the Sixth Judi- 16 of Article II of the Colorado cases that directly affect public cial District. Take action. Constitution, this paragraph shall safety. Such cases include: The following provisions are ef- not apply to criminal trials. 1. Petitions for temporary civil fective April 6 through and includ- protection orders and permanent ing May 15: For all criminal cases where the protection order hearings; defendants are in custody, all ap- 2. Petitions for temporary emer- Jury trials pearances that can be conducted gency risk protection orders and All jury trials, except criminal via telephone or video conference hearings on emergency risk protec- trials with speedy trial issues or shall be so conducted. tion orders; extraordinary circumstances, are For all criminal docket day ap- 3. First appearance advisements to be reset for trial sometime after pearances, the judge of each court for incarcerated persons and the May 15. The court to which such shall establish procedures that will initial setting of bail; case is assigned shall schedule a maximize the ability of criminal 4. Revocation hearings on com- telephone setting conference with defendants to appear by telephone plaints to revoke probation involv- counsel or, if pro se, the parties to in all appropriate cases. ing an incarcerated defendant; reset the case for trial. 5. Proceedings necessary to For any jury trials that do oc- Probation e recentThe volatility recent volatility in the markets in the markets makes makes now anow good a good time to review protect the constitutional rights cur, the jury commissioner has Probation officers are to limit your portfoliotime to and review see your if it’s portfolio properly and positioned. see if it’s properly If you have investible of criminal defendants, including full authority to excuse individu- nonessential probationer traf- positioned. If no one has discussed with you the bond-related matters and plea als from jury service if they have fic in the courthouse. 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Taylor Lewis, player of the year and fi rst team. Hailey Griego, fi rst team. Adelyn Dozier, fi rst team. Teagan Stretton, honorable mention.

Elsa Lindner, honorable mention. Mitch Lewis, fi rst team. Mason Snarr, fi rst team. Ryan Lewis, fi rst team. SUN photos/Randi Pierce Several Pagosa Springs High School basketball players were honored for their work on the court this season as the Intermountain League all-conference teams announced. Lady Pirates end shortened season with win at state playoffs By Randi Pierce had stated it could no longer host coaster in the fact that you’d heard just, you know, staying focused on begin with and we did a really nice in anticipation the Panthers would Staff Writer the tournament due to concerns rumblings and grumblings that they the game. ... When you played the job attacking their zone,” Lewis said, continue that defense. surrounding coronavirus. may not have it, and then it came fi rst game of the day with very little adding, “We had a little bit of a bad “Delta was playing man defense While they weren’t able to take That left the Lady Pirates stand- out that we were going to have it time to fi gure out who can or can’t stretch ... about halfway through again, and our kids were a lot, lot on No. 1 St. Mary’s for a chance to ing as one of the top four teams in with no fans and then about an hour be there, you know, I thought our the second quarter, we went to better running our man offense and make it to the championship game Colorado 3A basketball with a 20-4 later they said fans, up to four per kids played well in light of all that,” man-to-man defense and we kind they got some shots to go down and of the 3A state tournament, the No. record on the season and 9-1 Inter- player, and I think we ended up with he said. of struggled. We had a few turnovers, ... executed a bit better and whatnot,” 5 Pagosa Springs High School Lady mountain League mark. about 65 or 70 people there,” he said. The Lady Pirates scored in the we had some missed shots. Really, Lewis said. Pirates ended the season on a high The other teams remaining were “We’ve played the 8:45 game before, first possession of the game and they kind of went on a 5-0 run to end From there, he said, the Lady Pi- note on March 12 — with an upset No. 1 St. Mary’s, No. 10 Eaton and No. and that’s really all you’re going to went on to build a 14-7 lead by the the fi rst half.” rates were able to build a “nice lead of the No. 4 Delta Panthers in the 6 Centauri. have there anyway.” end of the fi rst quarter. Although up 19-14 at the half, again before Delta started applying Great 8. Coach Wes Lewis explained the But, despite the roller coaster, the “The kids were really good. They Lewis noted the Pirates had been up full-court pressure late in the game, Following that game, the Colo- feel of the Great 8 game wasn’t that Lady Pirates logged a 45-27 win over played good defensively. We strug- by 12 earlier in the half. forcing some Pirate turnovers. rado High School Activities Asso- different, but leading up to the game the Panthers, who entered the game gled a little bit at the end of the fi rst At halftime, the Lady Pirates talk- “But still, the game was pretty in ciation (CHSAA) announced that its was. with a 21-3 record. half. They switched their defense. ed more about Delta’s man defense hand. We pretty well milked the clock host venue, the University of Denver, “It was kind of an emotional roller “I was really proud of the kids for They came out and played zone to in preparation for the second half n See Pirates A11

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I did my best to try to just put did a pretty good job,” he said. most of the games we’ve had all year game … make it a really close game a positive spin on it, and explain to New location: Downtown, above the theatre By the end of the third quarter, long,” Lewis said. “All year long, it was there.” them there are bigger things in life 422 PAGOSA ST., NO. 5 the Lady Pirates were leading the just contributions from across the Then, that same night, the team’s than basketball, and thank God we 970-880-0468 • 412-508-1060 board. I mean, members began seeing on social got to play our one game,” he said. P.O. BOX 3265, PAGOSA SPRINGS • [email protected] no one player media that the remainder of the But, he pointed out, the team stood out more tournament had been canceled. also got to end its season on a win — than the others. “I was 100 percent disappointed, something not many teams get to do. It was just a to- but not 100 percent shocked,” the The Lady Pirates will see five LOCKSMITH tal team effort. coach said. senior players graduate this year: Automotive • Commercial • Residential Great defense.” He added, “It’s really hard. It’s Taylor Lewis, Teagan Stretton, Hai- • Unlocks • Master Keying Stats for hard to put it into emotion because ley Griego, Elsa Lindner and Miah • Chip (Transponder) Key Programming the game were you don’t feel like you … won your Shoffner. • Replacement Keys not available last game, but you also don’t feel like “We’ve got a great tradition. I • Residential Door & Frame Repairs by press time you lost. It’s a really strange emotion, think over the last, you know, 10 • Residential Weatherstripping Wednesday. and it kind of hits me in waves,” he years, 12 years, I don’t think there’s Call Armor City Locksmith Pagosa then said. been a more successful 3A girls’ bas- began to prepare Lewis noted he also hasn’t been ketball program as far as number of (970) 264-2747 for St. Mary’s, able to see the team to wrap up the wins, trips to the state tournament … whom they were season. that sort of thing. And it’s just been a slated to take on “My heart goes out to the girls, really good tradition. We’re going to Friday. and now with this whole coronavi- lose fi ve really good kids, fi ve really “We had rus thing, we can’t have a meeting, good seniors and they’re going to be watched fi lm on an end-of-the year meeting. We heavily missed, but you always miss St. Mary’s until can’t have a uniform check in. It’s a your seniors, no matter which year 10 o’clock,” Lew- really strange thing. I’ve done this it is. And there’s a lot of good pieces OPEN FOR BUSINESS is said. for 20-some years and I’ve not been coming back and there’s a lot of good We continue to watch, along with all of you, the situation unfolding across He added through anything anywhere similar young kids in seventh and eighth our nation. At this time we remain open and have implemented increased that he feels the to it with not having a true ending grade right now that are coming sanitation measures to ensure the safety of our guests and sta . Lady Pirates to a season and not having a true up. … I just see a really, really bright Our goal is to provide, in the safest manner possible, access to our hot springs had been play- champion.” future for the Lady Pirates.” pools - we have many guests who use our pools daily for the health benets ing their best He noted the team talked for at On Tuesday, CHSAA announced of the minerals, especially many with arthritis - we also employ basketball since least an hour the night of the can- it “will recognize individual par- a number of people who are like family to our small business and who losing to Ignacio cellation. ticipants from the CHSAA State rely on Healing Waters for their income. has been locked “I had about fi ve or 10 minutes Basketball Championships with a Check our Facebook, Instagram & website to see if our status changes. in, not allowing there to gather my thoughts ... and memento in the coming weeks to more than 33 was trying to do my best to find recognize their leadership and re- 264-5910 • 317 Hot Springs Blvd. • www.pshotsprings.com • Open 8am - 10pm daily points in a game. something to make them feel a little solve during that week.” “Obviously bit better. They were pretty upset, a [email protected] they’re an out- standing team,” he said of St. Spring sports season delayed Coach Wes Lewis, coach of the year. Mary’s,” but we By Randi Pierce port by both groups was amazing,” Staff Writer PSHS Athletic Director Marcie Ham wrote in an email to The SUN. “Of Colorado high schools will have course there were some questions Triple Impact no spring sports and activities that about why now and what exactly Student-Athletes fall under the Colorado High School the spring would look like, and I Activities Association (CHSAA) un- think that was to be expected, but Driveways • Ponds • Underground Utilities • Clean Up til at least April 18. the general feel and attitude was of the Week Dozer Work • Land Leveling • Foundations Pagosa Springs High School CHSAA announced March 12 positive and understanding. Our that it has suspended its spring coaches and athletes have shown Lady Pirates basketball team activities, including practices and an outstanding resilience beyond competitions, until April 6 “to ad- what I have seen throughout social 16 years local Bonded & dress concerns surrounding the media. It has reminded me of the experience Insured on-going COVID-19 pandemic.” amazing community in Pagosa Michael Preuit | Cell:(970) 946-7303 | O ce:(970) 264-0795 Then, on Tuesday, CHSAA an- Springs.” nounced that the moratorium had CHSAA’s announcement on been extended through April 18. CHSAANOW.com states, “The situ- “In light of Governor Jared Polis’ ation will be monitored and evalu- announcement Monday (March ated with key decision-makers Concerned about 16) afternoon where new restric- from around the state to determine tions were mandated to slow the when, or if, to resume the spring crowds? Comments from Pagosa Springs High School Principal Sean O’Donnell: advance of the COVID-19 virus season.” “The ‘Triple Impact Athlete’ is defi ned as an individual who makes them- narrowing the minimum standards The day before announcing the We have local selves, the game, and their teammates better. This year’s girl’s basketball for public gatherings, we are an- postponement, CHSAANOW ex- team exemplifi es every aspect of this defi nition. On Thursday March 12th, drop off or digital nouncing that the Association will plains, Blanford-Green “convened the PSHS girl’s basketball team soundly defeated Delta in the fi rst round of options to help the CHSAA class 3A state tournament. They were set for a rematch against follow the guidelines that went into a digital conference with more than the returning state champion St. Mary’s Pirates in the semi fi nals on Friday effect at 8:00 a.m. today and will re- 50 administrators, representing you cut down on when CHSAA was forced to cancel the remainder of the state tournament main in effect for 30 days,” CHSAA diverse levels of leadership from all due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Commissioner Rhonda Blanford- parts of the state to collaboratively your exposure. “The many years and hours of preparation, dedication, and sacrifi ce put into Green said Tuesday, according to create a plan. That group arrived at an opportunity to compete for a state championship came to an end late CHSAANOW.com. a consensus to support the deci- that Thursday night. While they were not able to play the remainder of the The moratorium went into ef- sion made by the CHSAA offi ce.” tournament, our girls picked themselves up as any great athlete does, and fect Friday, March 13, leaving many “I want to thank the Board of handled their situation with grace and humility. Having the opportunity to schools, including Pagosa Springs Directors, membership and CHSAA Call H&R Block watch these young ladies over the course of the last four years, there was not High School (PSHS), left to cancel staff for their support and guid- a team we competed against that showed more respect for their opponents, upcoming games and tell student ance,” Blanford-Green said. “The for details offi cials, and ultimately the game itself. These girls represented themselves, this high school, and the entire community of Pagosa Springs so very well. athletes they could not practice or collaborative decision-making 970-731-1080 We couldn’t be more proud of them. Though, the competition to determine compete for the time being. has been in the best interest of our the state champion for 2020 was cut short, these girls will always be cham- “When I met with spring ath- students and school communities, pions in our eyes.” letes and coaches on Thursday af- and it hasn’t gone unnoticed.” ter school, the overwhelming sup- [email protected] pagosa springs Thank you to the below businesses for showing Pirate Pride by generously sponsoring our Pagosa Springs Pirates sports coverage.

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Declaration of Local Disaster in re- One local hotel owner spoke dur- to emails, if applicable,” the letter • Clerk and Recorder’s Office, • MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER • EMAIL SERVER CONFIGURATION sponse to the COVID-19 pandemic. ing public comment and outlined reads. 264-8350 or govotecolorado.gov or ADMINISTRATION & DOMAIN SETUP “While, to date, there has not how businesses are hurting in the “In the event that any county em- mydmv.colorado.gov. • BACKUP & RECOVERY • VMWARE CONFIGURATION & been a confi rmed case of COVID-19 county. ployee is tested for COVID-19, then • Treasurer’s Office, 264-8325 SYSTEM DESIGN HARDWARE VIRTUALIZATION in Archuleta County, I am making “We are suffering badly, as a all the employees in that particular option 1 or treasurer@archuleta- • NETWORKING, FIREWALLS & • BUSINESS AUTOMATION & PROCESS EFFICIENCY this declaration as a proactive step business, all the lodgers are,” the department will be sent home and county.org or archuletatax.com. INFORMATION SECURITY to ensure that Archuleta County • PHONE & VOIP SYSTEM • HARDWARE UPGRADES & hotel owner began, adding, “We that offi ce will close until the test There is also a drop-box located TROUBLESHOOTING is in the best possible position to defi nitely would like your help, the results are confi rmed, which is gen- outside the courthouse that can CONFIGURATION respond if, or when, COVID-19 is • LINUX SERVER ADMINISTRATION • AGILE PROJECT MANAGEMENT & county, [for] funds and programs erally four days. Employees who are be used to drop off payments or SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT confi rmed within our community. for businesses to help us survive. tested must provide written notice documents. The drop box is under Making this declaration will allow Because we have concern that some from the doctor or hospital of the 24-hour surveillance. 724.433.3169 [email protected] Archuleta County to secure any businesses may not survive.” testing. Employees will be paid for needed resources more expediently, Weaver explained that Region 9 this four day waiting time. If the Archuleta County Depart- implement emergency plans as Economic Development District of results come back positive, all the ment of Human Services necessary and to become eligible SW Colorado is meeting on Thurs- employees in that department will Archuleta County Department for state and federal emergency day to discuss possible emergency remain self-quarantined in their of Human Services (DHS) Director funding should such funding be loans for business owners in the homes for an additional fourteen Matt Dodson told The SUN Tues- Your Dream Home needed,” a Monday press release region. days and will be paid for this time as day that the department has been from Wall states. “I think our state needs to come well. Employees in self-quarantine preparing for increased COVID-19 On Tuesday, Wall explained up with something else to incentiv- will be expected to be available by measures for the last few weeks. more about the declaration at the ize you guys for your loss,” Maez phone or email during normal busi- He encouraged all citizens want- Our Passion ... Archuleta County Board of County said. “It’s not mine to decide but I ness hours,” the letter continues. ing to apply for access to human Commissioners’ regular meeting. think we can send a message.” services to use coloradopeak.se- “I don’t want people sitting in the Maez noted in a follow-up phone County administration cure.force.com. Quality Construction at Affordable Prices audience to think this is some kind call that he believes that state orders offi ce The drop box located in front of of catastrophic thing we’re doing,” closing all ski resorts and mandating As of press time Wednesday af- Town Hall on Hot Springs Boulevard Exceptional Homes & Work Since 2000 Wall said. “It’s a step, a procedural that food establishments only deliv- ternoon, the county administration can also be used for DHS correspon- step.” er or have carry-out service “should building at 398 Lewis St. was still dence, Dodson explained. Fine Custom Homes “It’s basically just a step that we have been thought out more.” open to walk-in visitors to conduct “I feel we are positioned as well have to take so that we can be eli- “I’m an employer here and I’m business. as possible for switching gears on Remodels gible for federal funds if we need to having trouble. My people are hav- County staff reported that next the fl y as directed to do so or in For your personal consultation expand any of the county’s money,” ing trouble, so this is very diffi cult week’s commissioners’ work ses- response to public safety,” he said. Commissioner Ron Maez said. for everybody,” Commissioner Steve sion may be call-in only for mem- with Bob Hart, call today! “Then we can get, through procure- Wadley said, who owns a local res- bers of the public, though that had Jail construction ment, we can get these monies re- taurant. “We all need to get through not been finalized by press time Representatives for Nunn Con- imbursed back to Archuleta County struction, which is managing the 250 Pagosa St. • (970) 264-0110 this and it’ll pass. It’s a tough time, Wednesday. Construction Co. if and when we ever need to do these it’s gonna be a tough two months, The press release issued by the construction of Archuleta County’s www.hartbuilders.com expenditures.” but the sun shines, the birds are county on Monday states, “The new jail, said COVID-19 has caused “It’s much more of a formality in singing. We’ll get through it.” County will avoid or postpone no delays and construction is still order to make your stuff consistent In a follow-up phone call, Wadley scheduling unnecessary hearings on schedule. with what the state and the federal suggested that he’s relying on advice that might draw a large audience,” The reps explained that they government wants to go through from San Juan Basin Public Health and, “For meetings that do take have contacted all of their sub- of a this process,” Wall said, adding that as to what measures to take to en- place, the County will post signs contractors to see if any materials One Kind, the declaration “in no way emulates sure community safety. requesting that attendees practice would be delayed and no delays what the governor’s done to our In follow-up phone calls, Wadley social distancing and that sick per- have been reported. Made community.” and Commissioner Alvin Schaaf sons not attend.” The new jail is expected to open Asked for clarification on that both urged the public to stop panic this summer. One at a Time statement, Wall wrote in an email buying and hoarding staples like Other county offi ces to The SUN, “Basically, we do not toilet paper. The Archuleta County Clerk’s, Extension offi ce and 4-H 100% CUSTOM JEWELRY intend to do anything that hurts our Assessor’s and Treasurer’s offi ces, All extension events and 4-H local business owners or their em- County staff which are all located at the court- events and club meetings have Giving you the personal attention you deserve ployees. 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Many of the food pantries are ings at Amazing Grace Commu- • Restoration Fellowship Church running low on supplies due to nity Church, St. Patrick’s Episcopal at 264 Village Drive is listed on excess demand, and food can be Church and Community United Archuleta County’s website as hav- dropped off at various donation Methodist Church. ing a food pantry on Sundays at sites around the county. Both monetary donations to the noon and on the third Monday of fund and food donations can be the month from noon to 2 p.m. Food pantries made at 434 Lewis St. The SUN could not confi rm the • St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church Church representatives recom- pantry is still in operation by press at 225 S. Pagosa Blvd. is operating mend donating food, money or time Wednesday. its food pantry on Thursdays from sanitary supplies to help those in Professional 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Participants will need. 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The biggest court staff to discuss the new court- that many other courthouse proj- issue we’ve got is not that people house that is expected to start being ects across the state have used a are not seeing the judge in a timely constructed in August. project manager, which has been fashion, the biggest issue we’ve The Sixth Judicial District and very benefi cial. got is the judges are — people are Archuleta County Courts vacated He said that project managers staying in jail because the bail is the Archuleta County Courthouse have “more than paid for them- too high. So, my argument against in mid-September of 2017 citing selves” by representing the interest this bill is it’s not hitting the mark. health and safety concerns with the of the owner, in this case the county, GET SOMETHING BACK: REACH MORE BUYERS The mark is we want fewer people building, and have held court in La in ensuring projects are on time and $200 closing credits in print and online in jail because of pre-trial detention Plata County since. on budget. then we need to be looking at bail In a phone call Wednesday, “From our perspective, it’s a very We’ll help out with your Your listing will be featured in reform about the amount of bail, County Administrator Scott Wall reasonable aspect of a project, of a closing costs to the tune of the Pagosa Magazine & Real the types of bail, not the timeliness outlined the fi nancing picture for multi-million dollar project like this, $200 for residential listings! Estate Guide, reaching 30,000+ of bail. So, the idea that we need to the courthouse project: to have someone who is represent- have a bail hearing within 48 hours, • The courthouse will cost about ing the county and indirectly the Every little bit helps, right? locals and visitors yearly, not only does it miss the mark, but $6.1 million, though Wall noted that Judicial Department in the state of and will be featured on all our it places a tremendous burden on architect estimates can be way off Colorado for the amount of money popular websites. the counties. That’s why I’m asking from what actually gets bid. that we’re putting into the project,” for your support through CCI [Colo- There are also variables like Galvin said. rado Counties Inc.] and whatever whether to build two courtrooms Hogue reported that he will other county lobbying outfi ts that or three, explained Wall, though submit a capital request to get the you guys work through to let our the county is hoping to get enough furniture for the courthouse paid for legislators know that the county grant money to build a three-court- by the state and will submit a secu- does not support this, that the DA’s room courthouse with a community rity grant that could pay for much offi ce does not support this either.” room. to all of the security technology Champagne noted the bill is • Archuleta County has been like cameras, monitors and metal working its way through the state awarded $1.9 million from the Un- detectors. legislature and recently passed derfunded Courthouse Facilities through the state judiciary com- Commission, and Wall noted the Harman house remodel mittee. county will ask them for another $1 Architect Courtney King and HOMETOWN SERVICE “There are some provisions to try million in the fall. some of her staff were in atten- to reduce the burden on rural coun- • Wall and Commissioner Steve dance at the work session on March with global marketing ties; however, I think they fall short,” Wadley will present to the Depart- 10 as well. See your listing on Champagne said. “We’re still gonna ment of Local Affairs (DoLA) this King is the architect of the Har- have to staff, we’re still gonna have week to try and get about $500,000 man house remodel, which is being Zillow, Trulia, REALTOR.com, to conduct these hearings, it’s just to pay for the design work on the retrofitted to house the sheriff’s HomeSnap and over 80 a major burden on what’s already a project and hope to get more grant office and the Archuleta County websites with global reach. diffi cult ask to get people invested money from DoLA later this year. Combined Dispatch Center. in this profession. And asking them • There is about $4 million in the The Harman house is the former to work weekends is going to be a county’s Strategic Reserve Fund the home of Norma and Fred Harman major morale — it’s corrosive to county may use, with Wall saying, n See Count A18

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Local Market Update – January 2020 A Research Tool Provided by Colorado Real Estate Network Pagosa Springs Archuleta County

Single Family January Year to Date Key Metrics 2019 2020 % Change Thru 1-2019 Thru 1-2020 % Change New Listings 21 26 + 23.8% 21 26 + 23.8% Pending Sales 22 26 + 18.2% 22 26 + 18.2% Closed Sales 16 22 + 37.5% 16 22 + 37.5% Days on Market Until Sale 142 215 + 51.4% 142 215 + 51.4% Median Sales Price* $322,000 $315,000 - 2.2% $322,000 $315,000 - 2.2% Average Sales Price* $459,242 $397,001 - 13.6% $459,242 $397,001 - 13.6% Percent of List Price Received* 97.0% 96.3% - 0.7% 97.0% 96.3% - 0.7% Inventory of Homes for Sale 187 174 - 7.0% –– –– –– Months Supply of Inventory 6.1 5.3 - 13.1% –– –– ––

Townhouse/Condo January Year to Date Key Metrics 2019 2020 % Change Thru 1-2019 Thru 1-2020 % Change New Listings 3 16 + 433.3% 3 16 + 433.3% Pending Sales 2 10 + 400.0% 2 10 + 400.0% Closed Sales 2 5 + 150.0% 2 5 + 150.0% Days on Market Until Sale 125 111 - 11.2% 125 111 - 11.2% Median Sales Price* $189,525 $155,000 - 18.2% $189,525 $155,000 - 18.2% Average Sales Price* $189,525 $201,700 + 6.4% $189,525 $201,700 + 6.4% Percent of List Price Received* 95.4% 95.7% + 0.3% 95.4% 95.7% + 0.3% Inventory of Homes for Sale 19 30 + 57.9% –– –– –– Months Supply of Inventory 2.5 4.0 + 60.0% –– –– ––

* Does not account for sale concessions and/or downpayment assistance. | Percent changes are calculated using rounded figures and can sometimes look extreme due to small sample size.

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The Archuleta County Department of Human Services can provide application assistance. Call 970-264-8511 to reserve a spot. Appointments will be held at the Ruby Sisson Memorial Li- brary, 811 San Juan St., Pagosa Springs, CO. Applications may also be sent directly to Discover My Goodwill at LEAP, PO Box 39200, Colorado Springs, CO 80949-9905. Thursday, March 19, 2020 —The Pagosa Springs SUN — A15 Still Pagosa’s Hometown Choice for Eye Care Pine Ridge Extended Care Center, Bee Hive Homes, Visiting Angels enact safety measures in wake of coronavirus By Terri House dementia or chronic diseases. Experts are rec- and health of our residents which is our top pri- Staff Writer ommending we take action to limit individuals ority! Please feel free to contact San Juan Basin from entering our building and to ensure sick Health at 970-247-5702 for any questions you On March 11, it was reported by Business employees stay home.” may have,” reads a safety update from Storey Insider that more than 60 percent of coronavirus According to Humiston, early data in the to families of BeeHive residents. deaths in the U.S. are linked to a nursing home COVID-19 outbreak shows the following, which in the state of Washington. is why Pine Ridge has taken this action now: Visiting Angels As of Friday, 26 coronavirus deaths had been • “The mortality rate for people over 80 in the Visiting Angels offers in-home living assis- ...BECAUSE THERE’S SO MUCH TO SEE. linked to Life Care Center nursing facility in general population is 15% in China.” tance for the aging and disabled. The organization’s chief operating offi cer, Mi- Dr. Jon Zissman, Optometrist Kirkland, located 20 minutes north of Seattle. • “The World Health Organization report chelle Johnson, explained on Friday that Visiting A long-term care facility, Life Care Center has estimates the mortality rate at 21.9% for those Angels is urging its clients and families to also been dealing with the outbreak of coronavirus over 80.” 731-4347 limit outside visitation whenever possible to www.mountaineyecare.com for weeks. • “At the nursing home in Washington state, According to Business Insider, more than 51 avoid infecting those who are more vulnerable. 190 Talisman Dr. Suite B-4, Pagosa Springs, Colorado 81147 there have been 50 residents who have tested “Our teams are following the Centers for coronavirus cases have been confi rmed among Comprehensive Eye Exams, Eyewear collections including positive for the COVID-19 virus. As of March Disease Control and our state agency guide- Life Care residents and about 70 staff members LASIK Consultations Oakley, Tom Ford, Silhouette, 9, 2020, 19 of those have died. This is a high lines,” noted Johnson. “All employees are being have also presented symptoms of COVID-19. Guaranteed Contact Lens TLG, and Flexon death rate.” educated on-going about the virus.” Many of the staff have not been tested for the Humiston explained that there is a risk of Success Program Most Insurance Accepted coronavirus because of test shortages. First people who appear to be healthy visiting a nurs- Notice of Public Health responders who answered calls from Life Care ing home and spreading the virus by infecting Order 20-20 Ask about our new Center were exposed to the coronavirus, includ- the residents. ing 27 fi refi ghters and three police offi cers who “At this time, I fi nd it necessary to implement “Studies of past viral epidemics where rec- emergency measures to restrict visitors to skilled VISION CARE PLANS were quarantined. ommending prevention was delayed were not “Patient zero” has not been identifi ed. nursing facilities, assisted living residences, Get vision coverage now! effective. These studies show that the sooner we and intermediate care facilities in Colorado The Life Care Center incident has spurred limit interactions with each other and wash your some changes in Pagosa Springs. to protect the health of the residents of these hands frequently virus spreads more slowly,” facilities,” an order released Friday from the Pine Ridge Extended Care Center wrote Humiston. Colorado Department of Public Health and Pine Ridge Extended Care Center in Pagosa BeeHive Homes Environment states. Springs took proactive action on Monday to That order implements emergency measures restrict individuals from entering the building in of Pagosa Springs and restricts visitors to skilled nursing facilities, the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, according On Thursday, BeeHive Homes of Pagosa assisted living residences and intermediate care to a statement released by Corporate President Springs restricted visitation of residents to home facilities in Colorado to protect the health of the and CEO Joyce Humiston. health staff and physical therapists, explained residents of the facilities. “The current COVID-19 outbreak situation Felicia Storey, administrator. “I am ordering that Colorado licensed or means that it is critical that we take every pre- “The majority of everybody has been thank- certifi ed skilled nursing facilities, intermediate caution possible. We must prevent this virus ful and grateful. … It is our jobs to protect their care facilities and assisted living residences from entering our center,” the statement reads. family,” Storey added. implement visitor restrictions and daily facility “Protecting our residents’ health and safety is “Due to the severity of the COVID-19 virus screening protocols for those entering the facil- our top priority. the State of Colorado has increased safety mea- ity, in order to reduce the likelihood of possible “The CDC has done a careful review of the sures and we are now going into a NO VISITOR introduction of COVID-19 into these facilities,” death rate in the elderly, especially those with policy until further notice. This is for the safety reads the order. CDC considers ways to expand membership

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Lot (Unit) Number: 10 Pagosa Springs SUN.. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Tel. 970.264.2400 Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 50 TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO Wyndham Vacation Resorts, Inc. Coloradans 65 and older can renew online in Phase II of Eagle’s Loft as recorded in Reception No. Archuleta County Combined Courts TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDANT(S): Plaintiff 119118 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in 46 Eaton Drive, Suite 1 PARICK PADILLA v. and for Archuleta County, Colorado and shall be subject PO Box 148 SONIA PADILLA Samuel Lee Gray, et al. to that Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Ownership Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 MANUEL S TURREY Defendants Driver license online for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 29, 1983, in Book 200, Case No. C42020C10 CONSUELO G TURREY Case No.: 2019CV30100 page 834, Reception No. 117700, and further subject to PUBLIC NOTICE OF PETITION WILLY JEAN BAPTISTE Attorney for Plaintiff: that First Supplemental Declaration of Individual and/or FOR CHANGE OF NAME TRACY S REOME Christopher B. Conley Interval Ownership for Eagle’s Loft recorded on October Public Notice is given on 3/6/2020 that a Petition for a SCOTT E REOME Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC renewal available to some 7, 1983, in Book 203, Page 564, Reception No. 119119, Change of Name of a Minor Child has been fi led with MAXINE EUGENIA NORBORG 700 South 21st Street all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in the Archuleta Combined Court. VALERIE A NORBORG Fort Smith, AR 72901 and for Archuleta County, Colorado (the “Declarations”). The Petition requests that the name of Gabriel Tomas CAROL A ENGLAND Tel. 479.242.8814 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Cruz be changed to Gabriel Tomas Mendez. GEORGE L ENGLAND Email: [email protected] vulnerable populations absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners /s/ Cheryl Mulbery YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Eagle’s Loft Clerk of Court/Deputy Clerk appear and defend against the claims of the complaint SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Special to The SUN equipment to further decrease any Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Published March 12, 19 and 26, 2020 in The Pagosa fi led with the court in this action, by fi ling with the clerk of TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO established by said Declaration for the above described Springs SUN. this court an answer or other response. You are required TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDANT(S): potential exposure to the virus.” real estate. to fi le your answer or other response within 35 days Justin Michael Vauthier On Tuesday, March 10, Gov. Jar- All Coloradans are encouraged Unpaid Asmts: $2,635.69 County Court after the service of this summons upon you. Service of Christian Renee Vauthier ed Polis announced an emergency Interest: $420.02 Archuleta County, Colorado this summons shall be complete on the day of the last Betty Mathison Thomas to take advantage of the DMV’s 35 Late Fees: $25.00 46 Eaton Drive, Suite 1/PO Box 148 publication. A copy of the complaint may be obtained Lori Nicole Dutton order to help Coloradans reduce online services before visiting a Total: $3,080.71 Pagosa Springs CO 81147 from the clerk of the court. Phyllis E Allen the potential spread of COVID-19. Phase III of Eagle’s Loft In the Matter of the Petition of: If you fail to fi le your answer or other response to the Michael Pura DMV office. Go to mydmv.colorado. Matter Amount Parent/Petitioner: Angelica Mendez for complaint in writing within 35 days after the date of the Erica Pura The Division of Motor Vehicles gov where you will find, in addition Property Owner: Walter Edward Randolph Scott And Minor Child: Gabriel Tomas Cruz last publication, judgment by default may be rendered Vance Douglas Weesner (DMV) will allow residents 65 years Latoya Mlete Buffman to Change the Child’s Name to: Gabriel Tomas Mendez against you by the court for the relief demanded in the Pamela Kay Harrison to driver’s license renewals, many of Building Number: 28 Case Number: C0042020C 000010 complaint without further notice. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to old and older to renew their driver’s the most popular services, such as: Lot (Unit) Number: 28 NOTICE TO NON-CUSTODIAL PARENT This is an in rem action of judicial foreclosure on appear and defend against the claims of the complaint license credential online. Under Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 51 BY PUBLICATION your timeshare interest(s) located at Teal Landing fi led with the court in this action, by fi ling with the clerk of • Request a driver record. in Phase III of Eagle’s Loft as recorded in Reception No. Notice to Patrico Cruz, non-custodial parent. Condominium for failure to pay assessments to Teal this court an answer or other response. You are required normal circumstances, drivers 65 130203 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in Notice is given that a hearing is scheduled as follows: Landing Property Owner’s Association, Inc. The legal to fi le your answer or other response within 35 days • Pay a citation. and for Archuleta County, Colorado and shall be subject Date: April 17, 2020 description for your real property is below. after the service of this summons upon you. Service of and older are required to visit an • Pay a reinstatement fee. to that Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Ownership Time: 11:30 a.m. Plaintiff Attorney: Christopher B. Conley, Attorney at this summons shall be complete on the day of the last office to renew their credential. for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 29, 1983, in Book 200, Location: La Plata Courthouse 1060 E. 2nd Avenue, Law, Reg. No. 51651, 700 South 21st Street, Fort publication. A copy of the complaint may be obtained • Upload reinstatement docu- page 834, Reception No. 117700, and further subject to Durango CO 81301 Smith, AR 72901. from the clerk of the court. The programming will remain ments. that Second Supplemental Declaration of Individual and/ for the purpose of requesting a change of name for Defendant(s) / Legal Descriptions: If you fail to fi le your answer or other response to the in place until such time as the or Interval Ownership for Eagle’s Loft recorded on May Gabriel Tomas Cruz Exhibit A complaint in writing within 35 days after the date of the • Schedule an appointment. 30, 1984, under Reception No. 123459, as amended At this hearing the Court may enter an order changing As of January 6, 2020 last publication, judgment by default may be rendered emergency order is lifted. There are • Change license or vehicle ad- by that First Amendment to Second Supplemental the name of minor child. Teal Landing Condominium Phase One against you by the court for the relief demanded in the a small number of customers who Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Ownership to support or voice objection to the proposed name Matter Amount complaint without further notice. dress. for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 13, 1984, Reception change, you must appear at the hearing. Property Owner: Patrick Padilla and Sonia Padilla This is an in rem action of judicial foreclosure on your may have additional restrictions • Update emergency contacts. No. 124494, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Date: 3/6/2020 Building Number: 11 timeshare interest(s) for failure to pay the Monthly because they have renewed online Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado (the /s/ Angelica Mendez Lot (Unit) Number: 1111-1116, 1121, 1124-1126 Payments to Wyndham Vacation Resorts, Inc. The legal • Check eligibility to renew by “Declarations”). 126 Brook Dr., Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 UDI Points: 105,000 description for your real property is below. twice before. We will work with mail. Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Published March 12, 19 and 26, 2020 in The Pagosa Unpaid Asmts: $722.99 Plaintiff Attorney: Christopher B. Conley, Attorney at absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Springs SUN. Property Owner: Manuel S Turrey and Consuelo G Turrey Law, Reg. No. 51651, 700 South 21st Street, Fort these customers on an individual • Reschedule a hearing. of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Eagle’s Loft Building Number: 11 Smith, AR 72901. basis to renew their credential • Request title status. Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF PROPERTY AT TAX Lot (Unit) Number: 1111-1116, 1121, 1124-1126 Defendant(s) / Legal Descriptions: without visiting an office. established by said Declaration for the above described LIEN SALE AND OF APPLICATION UDI Points: 500,000 Teal Landing Condominium Phase Three • Request duplicate title. real estate. FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASURER’S DEED Unpaid Asmts: $4,236.65 Matter Amount In implementing this change, • Apply for emissions waiver. Unpaid Asmts: $2,499.15 To Every Person in Actual Possession or Occupancy of of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase One- as Property Owner: Lori Nicole Dutton the Department of Revenue (DOR) Interest: $376.89 the hereinafter Described Land, Lot or Premises, and depicted on the Plat recorded in Reception No. Building Number: 13 • First-time registration. Late Fees: $25.00 to the Person in Whose Name the same was Taxed or 20102922, subject to Declaration of Condominium for Lot (Unit) Number: 1311-1316, 1321-1323, 1325-1326 is proactively working to protect • Renew registration. Total: $2,901.04 Specially Assessed, and to all Persons having Interest of Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception UDI Points: 105,000 Coloradans and do its part to help Phase IV of Eagle’s Loft Title of Record in or to the said Premises and To Whom Number 20007580, First Amendment to Declaration of Payoff Amount: $5,816.18 • First-time disability placards. Matter Amount It May Concern, and more especially to: Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium recorded of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase Three- as prevent the spread of the virus. “We • Manage placards. Property Owner: MARGARET E JAMES, TRUSTEE of CHRISTOPHER BARRETT DOOHAN at Reception Number 20009604, Second Amendment depicted on the Plat recorded in Reception No. are working with our customers the JAMES LIVING TRUST 3293 SUNSET HILLS BLVD to Declaration of Teal Landing Condominium recorded 20106879, subject to Declaration of Condominium for • Replace tabs. under Trust Agreement dated April 14, 1994 THOUSAND OAKS , CA 91362 at Reception Number 20102923, all in the Offi ce of Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception and employees to address concerns • Registration fee estimator. Building Number: 46 JOHN VINCENT ZIGLER the County Clerk and Recorder in and for Archuleta Number 20007580, First Amendment to Declaration of Lot (Unit) Number: 46 3293 SUNSET HILLS BLVD County, Colorado. Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium recorded about the virus,” said Lu Córdova, Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 16 THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91362 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple as Reception Number 20009604, Second Amendment executive director, DOR. in Phase IV of Eagle’s Loft as recorded in Reception No. You and each of you are hereby notifi ed that on the absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners to Declaration of Teal Landing Condominium recorded 132402 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in 15th day of November 1993, the then County Treasurer of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing as Reception Number 20102923, Third Amendment Mike Dixon, senior director, Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Trustworthy. and for Archuleta County, Colorado and shall be subject of Archuleta County, in the State of Colorado, sold at to Declaration of Condominium for Teal Landing DMV, added, “We also imple- to that Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Ownership public tax lien sale to established by said Declaration for the above described Condominium recorded as Reception Number 20104161, The Pagosa Springs SUN for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 29, 1983, in Book 200, Archuleta County real estate. and First supplemental Declaration of Condominium mented a more thorough process page 834, Reception No. 117700, and further subject to the following described property situate in the County of Teal Landing Condominium Phase Three for Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception 264-2100 Matter Amount for cleaning our facilities and that Third Supplemental Declaration of Individual and/ Archuleta, State of Colorado, to-wit: Number 2010565, and Second Supplemental Declaration or Interval Ownership for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July LOT 83, PAGOSA TRAILS, ACCORDING TO THE Property Owner: Willy Jean Baptiste and Georgette C of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium 10, 1985, under Reception No. 132403, all in the Offi ce PLAT THEREOF FILED SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 AS Rambaran recorded as Reception Number 20106880 and any of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for Archuleta RECEPTION NO. 74885, IN THE OFFICE OF THE Building Number: 13 future supplemental Plats or Declarations thereto, all in County, Colorado (the “Declarations”). CLERK AND RECORDER, ARCHULETA COUNTY, Lot (Unit) Number: 1311-1316, 1321-1323, 1325-1326 the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple COLORADO. UDI Points: 154,000 Archuleta County, Colorado. absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Account Number: R012432 Unpaid Asmts: $1,218.84 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Public Notices of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Eagle’s Loft Schedule Number: 569930202033 Property Owner: Tracy S Reome and Scott E Reome absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Tax Sale Certifi cate Number: 1992-00585/2009-00988 Building Number: 13 of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing established by said Declaration for the above described and said County Treasurer issued a certificate of Lot (Unit) Number: 1311-1316, 1321-1323, 1325-1326 Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and real estate. UDI Points: 77,000 established by said Declaration for the above described Matter Amount purchase therefore to Archuleta County COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION Unpaid Asmts: $2,635.69 Unpaid Asmts: $1,229.38 real estate. Property Owner: MARK MCCARTHY That said tax lien sale was made to satisfy the delinquent CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE Interest: $420.02 of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase Three- as Teal Landing Condominium Phase Four Building Number: 14 property(and special assessment) taxes assessed SALE NO. 2019-016 Late Fees: $25.00 depicted on the Plat recorded in Reception No. Matter Amount To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard Lot (Unit) Number: 17 against said property for the year 1992 Total: $3,080.71 20106879, subject to Declaration of Condominium for Property Owner: Pamela Kay Harrison to the following described Deed of Trust: Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 17 That said real estate was taxed or specially assessed Published in the Pagosa Springs Sun Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Building Number: 14 On December 13, 2019, the undersigned Public Trustee Lien Amount: $5,827.59 in the name(s) of CHRISTOPHER BARRETT DOOHAN First Publication: February 27, 2020 Number 20007580, First Amendment to Declaration of Lot (Unit) Number: 1411-1413, 1415-1416, 1421-1426 caused the Notice of Election and Demand relating to in Phase III of Eagle’s Loft as recorded in Reception No. and JOHN VINCENT ZIGLER for said year 1992. Last Publication: March 26, 2020 Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium recorded UDI Points: 315,000 the Deed of Trust described below to be recorded in the 130203 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in That said ARCHULETA COUNTY on the 10th day of /s/ Christopher B. Conley as Reception Number 20009604, Second Amendment Payoff Amount: $17,723.20 County of Archuleta records. and for Archuleta County, Colorado and shall be subject February 2020, the present holder of said certifi cate Christopher B. Conley to Declaration of Teal Landing Condominium recorded Property Owners: Justin Michael Vauthier and Christian Original Grantor(s) CSB Investments, LLC to that Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Ownership (who) has made request upon the Treasurer of said Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC as Reception Number 20102923, Third Amendment Renee Vauthier Original Benefi ciary(ies) John D. Voden and Marsha L. for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 29, 1983, in Book 200, County for a deed to said property; 700 South 21st Street to Declaration of C ondominium for Teal Landing Building Number: 14 Wilson-Voden page 834, Reception No. 117700, and further subject to That a Treasurer’s Deed will be issued for said property Fort Smith, AR 72901 Condominium recorded as Reception Number 20104161, Lot (Unit) Number: 1411-1413, 1415-1416, 1421-1426 Current Holder of Evidence of Debt JCJ Trust dated that Second Supplemental Declaration of Individual and/ to ARCHULETA COUNTY Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 and First supplemental Declaration of Condominium UDI Points: 154,000 December 20, 2017 or Interval Ownership for Eagle’s Loft recorded on May On the 22nd day of July 2020, unless the same has Published February 27, March 5, 12, 19 and 26, 2020 in for Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Payoff Amount: $13,202.75 Date of Deed of Trust March 17, 2017 30, 1984, under Reception No. 123459, as amended been redeemed. The Pagosa Springs SUN. Number 2010565, and Second Supplemental Declaration of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase Four- as County of Recording Archuleta by that First Amendment to Second Supplemental Said property may be redeemed from said sale at any of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium depicted on the Plat recorded in Reception No. 20203146, Recording Date of Deed of Trust March 17, 2017 Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Ownership time prior to the actual execution of said Treasurer’s NOTICE TO CREDITORS recorded as Reception Number 20106880 and any subject to Declaration of Condominium for Teal Landing Recording Information (Reception No. and/or Book/ for Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 13, 1984, Reception Deed. Estate of David Lee Snyder, Deceased future supplemental Plats or Declarations thereto, all in Condominium recorded as Reception Number 20007580, Page No.) 21701469 No. 124494, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Witness my hand this 26th day of February 2020 Case No. 2019PR10 the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for First Amendment to Declaration of Condominium for Original Principal Amount $444,000.00 Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado (the /s/ Elsa P White All persons having claims against the above-named Archuleta County, Colorado. Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Outstanding Principal Balance $429,807.95 “Declarations”). Elsa P White, Treasurer of Archuleta County, Colorado estate are required to present them to the Personal Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Number 20009604, Second Amendment to Declaration Pursuant to CRS §38-38-101(4)(i), you are hereby Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Published March 12, 19 and 26, 2020 in The Pagosa Representative or to the District Court of Archuleta absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners of Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception notifi ed that the covenants of the deed of trust have been absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Springs SUN. County, Colorado on or before July 2, 2020, or the claims of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing Number 20102923, Third Amendment to Declaration violated as follows: failure to pay principal and interest of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Eagle’s Loft may be forever barred. Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium when due together with all other payments provided for Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF PROPERTY AT TAX Sharman Alto/Personal Representative established by said Declaration for the above described recorded as Reception Number 20104161, and First in the evidence of debt secured by the deed of trust and established by said Declaration for the above described LIEN SALE AND OF APPLICATION P.O. Box 1766 real estate. supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal other violations thereof. real estate. FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASURER’S DEED Arboles, CO 81121 Teal Landing Condominium Phase Six Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number THE LIEN FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. Published in the Pagosa Springs Sun To Every Person in Actual Possession or Occupancy of Published March 5, 12 and 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Matter Amount 20105651, and Second Supplemental Declaration Lot 2A, Bogeys Subdivision Correction, according to First Publication: February 27, 2020 the hereinafter Described Land, Lot or Premises, and Springs SUN. Property Owner: Maxine Eugenia Norborg and Valerie of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium Last Publication: March 26, 2020 to the Person in Whose Name the same was Taxed or the plat thereof fi led September 3, 2004, as Reception A Norborg recorded as Reception Number 20106880 and Third /s/ Christopher B. Conley Specially Assessed, and to all Persons having Interest of No. 20408025, in the offi ce of the Clerk and Recorder, Building Number: 16 Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal Christopher B. Conley NOTICE TO CREDITORS Title of Record in or to the said Premises and To Whom Archuleta County, Colorado, together with all its Lot (Unit) Number: 1611-1616, 1621-1626 Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC Estate of Jacquelyn M. Schick a.k.a. Jackie Schick, It May Concern, and more especially to: appurtenances UDI Points: 105,000 20203147 and any future supplemental Plats or 700 South 21st Street Deceased HASCO INC Also known by street and number as: 23 Pike Drive, Unpaid Asmts: $1,102.50 Declarations thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk Fort Smith, AR 72901 Case No. 2020 PR 30005 1133 NORTH 18TH STREET Pagosa Springs, CO 81147. of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase Six- as depicted and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 All persons having claims against the above-named GRAND JUNCTION, CO 81501 THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF on the Plat recorded in Reception No. 20304272, Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple estate are required to present them to the Personal You and each of you are hereby notifi ed that on the THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY Published February 27, March 5, 12, 19 and 26, 2020 in subject to Declaration of Condominium for Teal Landing absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners The Pagosa Springs SUN. Representative or to the District Court of Archuleta 15th day of November 2008, the then County Treasurer THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. Condominium recorded as Reception Number 20007580, of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing County, Colorado on or before July 6, 2020, or the claims of Archuleta County, in the State of Colorado, sold at NOTICE OF SALE First Amendment to Declaration of Condominium for Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and The current holder of the Evidence of Debt secured by may be forever barred. public tax lien sale to District Court, Archuleta County, State of Colorado Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception established by said Declaration for the above described the Deed of Trust, described herein, has fi led Notice of Daniel L. Fiedler, Attorney at Law Archuleta County Court Address: 449 San Juan Street, P.O. Box 148 Number 20009604, Second Amendment to Declaration real estate. Election and Demand for sale as provided by law and 190 Talisman Drive, Suite D-6 the following described property situate in the County of Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 of Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Teal Landing Condominium Phase Six in said Deed of Trust. Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 Archuleta, State of Colorado, to-wit: Tel. 970.264.2400 Number 20102923, Third Amendment to Declaration Matter Amount THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Given that I will at public Published March 5, 12 and 19, 2020 in The Pagosa LOTS 70 - 71, PAGOSA TRAILS, ACCORDING TO Eagle’s Loft Property of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium Property Owner: Vance Douglas Weesner auction, at 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, 04/16/2020, at the Springs SUN. THE PLAT THEREOF FILED SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 Owner’s Association, Inc. recorded as Reception Number 20104161, and First Building Number: 16 Archuleta County Treasurer’s Offi ce at 449 San Juan St. AS RECEPTION NO. 74885, IN THE OFFICE OF THE Plaintiff supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal Lot (Unit) Number: 1611-1616, 1621-1626 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, sell to the highest and best COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CLERK AND RECORDER, ARCHULETA COUNTY, v. Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number UDI Points: 128,000 bidder for cash, the said real property and all interest of CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE COLORADO. Karl Stauffer, et al. 20105651, and Second Supplemental Declaration Payoff Amount $21,078.90 the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s)’ heirs and assigns therein, SALE NO. 2020-001 Account Number: R012423 Defendants of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase Six- as depicted for the purpose of paying the indebtedness provided in To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard Schedule Number: 569930202021 Case No.: 2019CV30095 recorded as Reception Number 20106880, First on the Plat recorded in Reception No. 20304272, said Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, to the following described Deed of Trust: Tax Sale Certifi cate Number: 2007-00701 Attorney for Plaintiff: Amendment to Second Supplemental Declaration subject to Declaration of Condominium for Teal Landing plus attorneys’ fees, the expenses of sale and other On January 6, 2020, the undersigned Public Trustee and said County Treasurer issued a certificate of Christopher B. Conley recorded as Reception Number 20110747, Third Condominium recorded as Reception Number 20007580, items allowed by law, and will issue to the purchaser a caused the Notice of Election and Demand relating to purchase therefore to Archuleta County Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal First Amendment to Declaration of Condominium for Certifi cate of Purchase, all as provided by law. the Deed of Trust described below to be recorded in the That said tax lien sale was made to satisfy the delinquent 700 South 21st Street Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception First Publication 2/20/2020 County of Archuleta records. property(and special assessment) taxes assessed Fort Smith, AR 72901 Tel. 479.242.8814 20203147, Fourth Supplemental Declaration recorded Number 20009604, Second Amendment to Declaration Last Publication 3/19/2020 Original Grantor(s) Christopher Keehn against said property for the year 2007 Email: [email protected] Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 as Reception Number 20204765, Fifth Supplemental of Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Name of Publication Pagosa Springs Sun Original Benefi ciary(ies) MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC That said real estate was taxed or specially assessed in SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Declaration recorded as Reception Number 20206614, Number 20102923, Third Amendment to Declaration REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE the name(s) of HASCO INC for said year 2007. IF THE SALE DATE IS CONTINUED TO A LATER TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO First Amendment to Fifth Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium FOR ACADEMY MORTGAGE CORPORATION, ITS That said ARCHULETA COUNTY on the 10th day of DATE, THE DEADLINE TO FILE A NOTICE OF INTENT TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDANT(S): recorded December 12, 2002 as Reception Number recorded as Reception Number 20104161, and First SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS February 2020, the present holder of said certifi cate TO CURE BY THOSE PARTIES ENTITLED TO CURE KARL STAUFFER 20211905 and any future supplemental Plats or supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal Current Holder of Evidence of Debt COLORADO (who) has made request upon the Treasurer of said MAY ALSO BE EXTENDED; FABIANA STAUFFER Declarations thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number DATE: 12/13/2019 HOUSING AND FINANCE AUTHORITY County for a deed to said property; KENNETH SALLEE and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. 20105651, and Second Supplemental Declaration Elsa P. White, Public Trustee in and for the County of Date of Deed of Trust June 05, 2019 That a Treasurer’s Deed will be issued for said property MARY E SALLEE Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium Archuleta, State of Colorado County of Recording Archuleta to ARCHULETA COUNTY CHARLES E ROUSENBERG JR absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners recorded as Reception Number 20106880, First By: /s/ Elsa P. White, Public Trustee Recording Date of Deed of Trust June 06, 2019 On the 22nd day of July 2020, unless the same has WALTER EDWARD RANDOLPH SCOTT of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing Amendment to Second Supplemental Declaration The name, address, business telephone number and bar Recording Information (Reception No. and/or Book/ been redeemed. LATOYA MLETE BUFFMAN Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and recorded as Reception Number 20110747, T hird registration number of the attorney(s) representing the Page No.) 21903179 Said property may be redeemed from said sale at any MARGARET E JAMES, TRUSTEE established by said Declaration for the above described Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal legal holder of the indebtedness is: Original Principal Amount $142,373.00 time prior to the actual execution of said Treasurer’s YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to real estate. Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number R. Thomas Geyer, Esq. #36277 Outstanding Principal Balance $142,373.00 Deed. appear and defend against the claims of the complaint Teal Landing Condominium Phase Seven 20203147, Fourth Supplemental Declaration recorded Newbold Chapman & Geyer PC Attorneys at Law, 150 Pursuant to CRS §38-38-101(4)(i), you are hereby Witness my hand this 26th day of February 2020 fi led with the court in this action, by fi ling with the clerk of Matter Amount as Reception Number 20204765, Fifth Supplemental East Ninth Street, Suite 400, Durango, CO 81302-2790 notifi ed that the covenants of the deed of trust have been /s/ Elsa P White this court an answer or other response. You are required Property Owner: Carol A England and George L England Declaration recorded as Reception Number 20206614, (970) 247-3091 violated as follows: failure to pay principal and interest Elsa P White, Treasurer of Archuleta County, Colorado to fi le your answer or other response within 35 days Building Number: 17 First Amendment to Fifth Supplemental Declaration Attorney File # 9707.1 when due together with all other payments provided for Published March 12, 19 and 26, 2020 in The Pagosa after the service of this summons upon you. Service of Lot (Unit) Number: 1711-1716, 1721-1726 recorded December 12, 2002 as Reception Number The Attorney above is acting as a debt collector and is in the evidence of debt secured by the deed of trust and Springs SUN. this summons shall be complete on the day of the last UDI Points: 28,000 20211905 and any future supplemental Plats or attempting to collect a debt. Any information provided other violations thereof. publication. A copy of the complaint may be obtained Unpaid Asmts: $1,286.82 Declarations thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk may be used for that purpose. THE LIEN FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. from the clerk of the court. INVITATION TO BID of the Teal Landing Condominium Phase Seven - as and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. ©Public Trustees’ Association of Colorado Revised UNIT D, TIMBERLINE TOWNHOMES, ACCORDING Separate sealed BIDS for the If you fail to fi le your answer or other response to the 2020 Asphalt Maintenance depicted on the Plat recorded in Reception No. Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple 1/2015 TO THE PLAT THEREOF FILED MAY 16, 2000, AS will be received by complaint in writing within 35 days after the date of the Project Archuleta County, Colorado 20209496, subject to Declaration of Condominium for absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Published February 20, 27, March 5, 12 and 19, 2020 in RECEPTION NO. 20004431, IN THE OFFICE OF THE at the offi ce of Davis Engineering Service, Inc. located at last publication, judgment by default may be rendered Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing The Pagosa Springs SUN. CLERK AND RECORDER, ARCHULETA COUNTY, 188 South 8th Street, P.O. Box 1208, Pagosa Springs, against you by the court for the relief demanded in the Number 20007580, First Amendment to Declaration Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and COLORADO. Colorado 81147, until 2:00 P.M. local time on complaint without further notice. April of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium established by said Declaration for the above described Also known by street and number as: 311 E Golf Place and then at said offi ce publicly opened and District Court, Archuleta County, State of Colorado This is an in rem action of judicial foreclosure on 9, 2020, recorded as Reception Number 20009604, Second real estate. Unit D, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147. read aloud. Court Address: 449 San Juan Street, P.O. Box 148 your timeshare interest(s) located at Eagle’s Loft Amendment to Declaration of Teal Landing Condominium ELK RUN TOWNHOUSES BLDG 5 THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF The base project involves typical asphalt maintenance Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 Condominium for failure to pay assessments to Eagle’s recorded as Reception Number 20102923, Third Matter Amount THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY methods on Archuleta County roadways including, and Tel. 970.264.2400 Loft Property Owner’s Association, Inc. The legal Amendment to Declaration of Condominium for Property Owners: Michael Pura and Erica Pura THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. not limited to, the intersection of Navajo Trail Drive Eagle’s Loft Property description for your real property is below. Teal Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Building Number: 005A NOTICE OF SALE and Vista Boulevard, Meadows Drive, South Pagosa Owner’s Association, Inc. Plaintiff Attorney: Christopher B. Conley, Attorney at Number 20104161, and First Supplemental Declaration Lot (Unit) Number: 7117 The current holder of the Evidence of Debt secured by Boulevard, and Trujillo Road (County Road 500). The Plaintiff Law, Reg. No. 51651, 700 South 21st Street, Fort of Condominium for Teal Landing Condominium UDI Points: the Deed of Trust, described herein, has fi led Notice of project includes removal of HMA, excavation, sub- v. Smith, AR 72901. recorded as Reception Number 20105651, and Second Payoff Amount: $8,725.49 Election and Demand for sale as provided by law and grade preparation, sub-grade stabilization, HMA paving MARK MCCARTHY Defendant(s) / Legal Descriptions: Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal of Elk Run Townhouses as recorded in Plat File No. 323 in said Deed of Trust. of full roadway widths, HMA full depth patching, traffi c Case No.: 2019CV30096 Exhibit A Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number under Reception No. 0151975, in the Offi ce of the County THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Given that I will at public control and other items typically associated with road Attorney for Plaintiff: Phase I of Eagle’s Loft 20106880, First Amendment to Second Supplemental Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta County, Colorado and auction, at 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, 05/07/2020, at the construction. The Owner has a set budget with asphalt Christopher B. Conley Matter Amount Declaration recorded as Reception Number 20110747, subject to that Second Amendment to the Declaration Archuleta County Treasurer’s Offi ce at 449 San Juan St. maintenance locations and quantities to be adjusted for Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC Property Owner: Karl Stauffer And Fabiana Stauffer Third Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal of Protective Covenants and Interval Ownership for Elk Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, sell to the highest and best priority roadways. 700 South 21st Street Building Number: 1 Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number Run Townhouses recorded December 1, 1987, under bidder for cash, the said real property and all interest of Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS and PLANS Fort Smith, AR 72901 Tel. 479.242.8814 Lot (Unit) Number: 1 20203147, Fourth Supplemental Declaration recorded Reception No. 0151976 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s)’ heirs and assigns therein, may be obtained on or after March 23, 2020, at the offi ce Email: [email protected] Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 50 as Reception Number 20204765, Fifth Supplemental and Recorder for Archuleta County, Colorado. for the purpose of paying the indebtedness provided in of Davis Engineering Service, Inc. located at the address SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Unpaid Asmts: $4,245.69 Declaration recorded as Reception Number 20206614, Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple said Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, mentioned above, upon payment of $40.00 for each set. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO Interest: $1,557.10 First Amendment to Fifth Supplemental Declaration absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners plus attorneys’ fees, the expenses of sale and other No refund will be made for returned copies. TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDANT(S): MARK Late Fees: $100.00 recorded as Reception Number 20211905 and Sixth of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Elk Run items allowed by law, and will issue to the purchaser a A pre-bid conference and inspection trip for MCCARTHY Total: $5,902.79 mandatory Supplemental Declaration of Condominium for Teal Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Certifi cate of Purchase, all as provided by law. prospective Bidders will be held at the offi ce of Davis YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to Property Owner: Kenneth Sallee And Mary E Sallee Landing Condominium recorded as Reception Number established by said Declaration for the above described First Publication 3/12/2020 Engineering Service, Inc. (phone number (970) 264- appear and defend against the claims of the complaint Building Number: 1 20209497 and any future supplemental Plats or real estate. Last Publication 4/9/2020 5055), located at the address mentioned above, at 2:00 fi led with the court in this action, by fi ling with the clerk of Lot (Unit) Number: 1 Declarations thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk Peregrine Townhouses Phase I Name of Publication Pagosa Springs Sun P.M. local time on . this court an answer or other response. You are required Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 42 March 31, 2020 and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. Matter Amount IF THE SALE DATE IS CONTINUED TO A LATER Date: to fi le your answer or other response within 35 days in Phase I of Eagle’s Loft as recorded in Reception No. March 12, 2020 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Property Owners: Samuel Lee Thomas and Betty DATE, THE DEADLINE TO FILE A NOTICE OF INTENT Published March 12 and 19, 2020 in The Pagosa after the service of this summons upon you. Service of 117699 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Mathison Thomas this summons shall be complete on the day of the last in and for Archuleta County, Colorado and as further TO CURE BY THOSE PARTIES ENTITLED TO CURE Springs SUN. MAY ALSO BE EXTENDED; of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Teal Landing Building Number: 2 & 3 publication. A copy of the complaint may be obtained described in that Declaration of Individual and/or Interval Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Lot (Unit) Number: 7803-7806 from the clerk of the court. Ownership of Eagle’s Loft recorded on July 29, 1983, in DATE: 01/06/2020 District Court, Archuleta County, State of Colorado Elsa P. White, Public Trustee in and for the County of established by said Declaration for the above described UDI Points: 64,000 If you fail to fi le your answer or other response to the Book 200, page 834, Reception No. 117700, in the Offi ce Court Address: 449 San Juan Street, P.O. Box 148 real estate. Payoff Amount: $6,394.52 complaint in writing within 35 days after the date of the of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for Archuleta Archuleta, State of Colorado Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 By: /s/ Elsa P. White, Public Trustee Published in the Pagosa Springs Sun of Peregrine Townhouses Phase I, as depicted on the last publication, judgment by default may be rendered County, Colorado (the “Declarations”). Tel. 970.264.2400 First Publication: March 12, 2020 Plat recorded in Reception Number 173553, subject against you by the court for the relief demanded in the Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple The name, address, business telephone number and bar Teal Landing Property registration number of the attorney(s) representing the Last Publication: April 9, 2020 to Declaration of Protective Covenants and Interval complaint without further notice. absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Owner’s Association, Inc. /s/ Christopher B. Conley Ownership for Peregrine Townhouses recorded at This is an in rem action of judicial foreclosure on of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Eagle’s Loft legal holder of the indebtedness is: Plaintiff Alison L. Berry #34531 Christopher B. Conley Reception Number 173556, and any amendments and your timeshare interest(s) located at E agle’s Loft Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and v. Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC supplements thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk Condominium for failure to pay assessments to Eagle’s established by said Declaration for the above described Janeway Law Firm, P.C. 9800 S Meridian Suite 400, Patrick Padilla, et al. Englewood, CO 80112 (303) 706-9990 700 South 21st Street and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. Loft Property Owner’s Association, Inc. The legal real estate. Defendants Fort Smith, AR 72901A Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple description for your real property is below. Unpaid Asmts: $2,567.42 Attorney File # 19-023537 Case No.: 2020CV30001 The Attorney above is acting as a debt collector and is tty. Reg. No.: 51651 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Plaintiff Attorney: Christopher B. Conley, Attorney at Interest: $398.36 Attorney for Plaintiff: Published March 12, 19, 26, April 2 and 9, 2020 in The of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Peregrine Law, Reg. No. 51651, 700 South 21st Street, Fort Late Fees: $25.00 attempting to collect a debt. Any information provided Christopher B. Conley may be used for that purpose. Pagosa Springs SUN. Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Smith, AR 72901. Total: $2990.78 Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC established by said Declaration for the above described ©Public Trustees’ Association of Colorado Revised 700 South 21st Street Defendant(s) / Legal Descriptions: Phase II of Eagle’s Loft District Court, Archuleta County, State of Colorado real estate. 1/2015 Fort Smith, AR 72901 Tel. 479.242.8814 Exhibit A Property Owner: Charles E Rousenberg Jr Court Address: 449 San Juan Street, P.O. Box 148 Published March 12, 19, 26, April 2 and 9, 2020 in The Email: [email protected] Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 Phase III of Eagle’s Loft Building Number: 10 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 ■ See Public Notices A17 Thursday, March 19, 2020 —The Pagosa Springs SUN — A17

UDI Points: 154,000 Trustee of the Powers Living Trust, dated July 16, 2001 PT ADMIN. ASSISTANT 9,544.09 ■ Administrative Assistant 16,400.02 Solid Waste Facilities Op. 32,712.66 Continued from A16 Unpaid Asmts: $1,819.17 and Samantha R Powers, Trustee of the Powers Living PT Records Tech 25,208.10 Adult/Child Prot Casework II 44,931.95 Solid Waste Facilities Op. 35,263.67 Phase II of Masters Place of Peregrine Townhouses Phase VII, as depicted on the Trust, dated July 16, 2001 PT-Office Assistant 5,046.60 Adult/Child Prot Casework II 14,998.28 Solid Waste Facilities Op. 12,563.64 Matter Amount Plat recorded in Reception Number 20005495, subject to Unit Number: 7226 PT-Office Assistant 5,115.50 Third Supplemental Declaration of Protective Covenants Adult/Child Prot Casework II 282.32 Statistation 48,444.45 Property Owner: Phyllis E Allen Building Number: 13 Public Wks Operations Mgr 60,979.90 Lot (Unit) Week(s) Number: 43 and Interval Ownership for Peregrine Townhouses Unit Week Number: 4 Airport Maintenance Tech 37,784.04 Sub Bus Driver 5,612.53 Public Works Director 93,575.74 Lot (Unit) Number: 7308 recorded at Reception Number 20002414, and any Unpaid Asmts: $1,125.00 Airport Manager 65,807.02 Sub Bus Driver 8,901.90 R & B Foreman 69,583.18 Building Number: 001C amendments and supplements thereto, all in the Offi ce Interest: $221.12 Alt. Senten. & Pre Trial Coord 62,808.89 Sub Bus Driver 466.52 R & B Foreman 55,034.55 Payoff Amount: $2,000.70 of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for Archuleta Late Fees: $25.00 Animal Control Officer 41,123.70 Sub Bus Driver 9,257.21 R&B Supervisor 68,065.21 of Masters Place Condominiums Phase II, according to County, Colorado. Total: $1,371.12 Animal Control Officer (PT) 2,968.68 Sub Bus Driver 15,806.19 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Recording Supervisor 47,068.92 the Condominium Map as recorded under Reception in that property on which is located three(3)one-story Appraiser I 35,372.62 Sub Bus Driver 3,850.16 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners buildings containing two(2)one-level townhouse units Resource Manager 56,005.23 Number 177633, subject to Declaration of Condominium Appraiser I 28,066.90 Undersheriff 72,672.90 for Masters Place Condominiums recorded under of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Peregrine per building which are designated, respectively, as RoadWay Inspector 51,195.51 Appraiser I 34,029.95 Veterans Services Officer 45,820.71 Reception Number 161911 and amendments and Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Building No. 12, Units 7223 and 7224; Building No. 13, Seasonal Firefighter 13,275.44 Appraiser I 3,823.46 Weed & Pest Supervisor 57,648.15 supplements thereto, in the Offi ce of the County Clerk established by said Declaration for the above described Units 7225 and 7226; and Building No. 14, Units 7227 Seasonal Firefighter 8,774.88 real estate. Arboles Trans Station Fill in 918.08 Weed & Pest Technician 11,495.35 and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado and 7228 as per plat recorded on November 3, 1988, in Service Writer 40,363.40 (the “Declarations”). Published in the Pagosa Springs Sun Plat Map No. 327 under Reception No. 159241, in the Arboles Transfer Station Atten 10,760.81 Weed & Pest Technician 10,196.07 Sheriff 91,661.44 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple First Publication: March 19, 2020 Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta Assessor 70,200.00 7,615,651.89 Solid Waste Facilities Op. 18,428.57 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Last Publication: April 16, 2020 County, Colorado, and further subject to that certain Third Bus Driver 14,504.33 Published March 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Springs SUN. Solid Waste Facilities Op. 27,517.22 of all Unit Weeks in the described Unit in Masters Place /s/ Christopher B. Conley Supplemental Declaration to Declaration of Protective Bus Driver 21,114.20 Condominiums in that percentage interest determined Christopher B. Conley Covenants and Interval Ownership for Ptarmigan Bus Driver 1,858.03 Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC and established by said Declaration for the above Townhouses recorded on November 2, 1988, under Bus Driver 1,019.16 700 South 21st Street Reception No. 159242, in Record Book 233, Page 171 described real estate. Case Svcs Aid/Fraud & Claim Te 41,644.05 ARCHULETA COUNTY Published in the Pagosa Springs Sun Fort Smith, AR 7290 and rerecorded on November 21, 1988, under Reception Caseworker I 5,422.29 FEBRUARY 2020 PAYABLES First Publication: March 12, 2020 Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 No. 0159517 in Record Book 234, Page 283, in the Last Publication: April 9, 2020 Published March 19, 26, April 2, 9 and 16, 2020 in The Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta Caseworker I 44,973.88 /s/ Christopher B. Conley Pagosa Springs SUN. County, Colorado. Caseworker I 26,640.22 VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTIONAMOUNT Christopher B. Conley Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Caseworker I 30,045.35 ABC LEGAL SERVICE, INC. ACSO-NON SERVICE REFUNDS 32.00 Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC District Court, Archuleta County, State of Colorado absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Caseworker I 31,044.64 ADVANCE AUTO PARTSFLEET-PARTS & SUPPLIES 1,285.98 700 South 21st Street Court Address: 449 San Juan Street, P.O. Box 148 of all Unit in Ptarmigan Townhouses in that percentage Caseworker I1 1,876.80 AFLACEMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS 1,891.18 Fort Smith, AR 72901 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 interest determined and established by said Declaration Caseworker Supervisor 56,860.52 ALPINE PORTABLE TOILETS LLC. CLOMAN PARK-PORTA TOILET 117.80 for the above described real estate. Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 Tel. 970.264.2400 Chief Building Official 46,510.56 ALSCOFLEET/B&G-UNIFORMS 369.94 Published March 12, 19, 26, April 2 and 9, 2020 in The Ptarmigan Property Ptarmigan Townhouses – PHASE V Chief Building Official 43,409.05 AMERICAN LEGION POST #108 VETERANS-MEMB. FEES R. TAYLOR 45.00 Owner’s Association, Inc. Matter Amount Pagosa Springs SUN. Chief Deputy Clerk 52,738.14 Plaintiff Property Owners: Ila Nell Holden AMERICAN UNITED LIFE INS. COUNTY LIFE INSURANCE-JAN/FEB/EAP 3,700.74 Chief Deputy Treasurer 44,195.54 ANGELA M. GALLEGOS-ALUALU DHS CW FC EMERGENCY SUPPLIES-REIMB. 500.00 District Court, Archuleta County, State of Colorado v. Unit Number: 7229 Child Support Legal Tech 46,030.04 Court Address: 449 San Juan Street, P.O. Box 148 Suzanne Quintana A/K/A Sanford, et al. Building Number: 15 ARCHULETA COUNTY SOLID WASTE COUNTY DISPOSAL 350.00 Child Support Legal Tech 12,502.13 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 Defendants Unit Week Number: 42 ARCHULETA COUNTY TREASURER HARMAN HOUSE 2019 TAXES 2,728.70 Tel. 970.264.2400 Case No.: 2020CV30008 Unpaid Asmts: $1,125.00 Child Support Legal Tech 23,847.20 ARCHULETA SCHOOL DISTRICT DHS EL POMAR GRANT 2,012.15 Peregrine Townhouses Property Attorney for Plaintiff: Interest: $205.48 Code Enforcement Officer 3,806.00 ARCHULETA SENIORS, INC. 1ST QTR. 2020 CONTRIBUTION 38,750.00 Owner’s Association, Inc. Christopher B. Conley Late Fees: $25.00 Commissioner 76,836.42 AT YOUR DISPOSAL COUNTY-DISPOSAL 514.00 Plaintiff Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC Total: $1,355.48 Commissioner 2,700.00 AT&T MOBILITY LLC. ACSO-CELL PHONES/DHS DATA SERVICE 3,411.00 Property Owners: Barbara Vincent and J.F. Vincent v. 700 South 21st Street Commissioner 70,200.00 AUTO TRUCK GROUP, LLC. FLEET-2020 SAND SPREADER 5,675.00 Fort Smith, AR 72901 Unit Number: 7230 Edgar Frederick Benner, et al. Commissioner 70,200.00 AWARD ALLIANCE, LLC. CLERKS-NAME TAGS 22.70 Defendants Tel. 479.242.8814 Building Number: 15 Compliance & Prog. Coord. 11,056.51 AZTEC MACHINE & REPAIR, INC. FLEET-PARTS 327.77 Case No.: 2020CV30007 Email: [email protected] Unit Week Number: 44 Computer Support Spec. 49,627.45 BANK OF COLORADO EMPLOYEE HSA CONTRIBUTIONS 100.00 Attorney for Plaintiff: Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 Unpaid Asmts: $795.95 Cons Emergency Comm Mgr 12,720.01 Christopher B. Conley SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Interest: $145.31 BANK OF THE SAN JUANS DISPATCH-LOAN PMT/EMP. HSA CONT. 5,096.62 Cons Emergency Comm Mgr 40,457.70 Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO Late Fees: $25.00 BAUER ELECTRIC DISPATCH-GENERATOR INSPECTION 285.00 700 South 21st Street TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDANT(S): Total: $966.26 County Administrator 36,046.13 BENJAMIN FOX DHS PREV/INTERVENT/ REIMBURSED 70.28 Fort Smith, AR 72901 SUZANNE QUINTANA A/K/A SANFORD in that parcel of land being a portion of Parcel D, Third County Administrator 97,850.00 BLACK HILLS ENERGY COUNTY-GAS 3,374.49 Tel. 479.242.8814 MCQUIDDY COMMUNICATIONS AND ENERGY, INC Replat of South Village Lake, recorded under Reception County Attorney 114,557.75 BUCKSKIN TOWING & REPAIR FLEET-TOWING 391.50 Email: [email protected] J CLARKE JONES No. 139304, Plat Filed 314A-C, in the Offi ce of the County County Clerk 73,479.20 CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS COUNTY COPIER CONTRACT 2,283.45 Clerk and Recorder, Archuleta County, Colorado, on Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 ROSS G DURBIN County Clerk 2,736.92 CCOERA- EMP RETIREMENTEMPLOYEE RETIREMENT 84,999.26 BLOWERS WHOLESALE PRODUCTS, LLC which is located one building containing two, one level SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION County Coroner 40,200.16 CDW GOVERNMENT LLC. IT-SOFTWARE/EQUIP./OEM-LAPTOP & PROJ. 12,779.49 SANDRA COLLIER townhouse units designated, respectively, as Building 15, TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO County Surveyor 3,300.00 CECILIA A. PARSONS-HOPPER BLDG-PERMIT FEE REFUND 889.08 TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDANT(S): DONALD E JETT Units 7229 and 7230 described as Ptarmigan Phase V County Surveyor 462.00 CENTURY EQUIPMENT COMPANYSW-LOADER RENTAL 9,000.00 MARTHA A GARDNER DONNA KASSEL JETT as recorded in Plat File No. 341, under Reception No. County Treasurer 1,350.00 FRANK E GARDNER KATHLEEN J POWERS, TRUSTEE OF THE POWERS 179510 in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder for CENTURYLINK COUNTY TELEPHONES/DISPATCH-E911 3,349.57 County Treasurer 82,750.00 MARIANNE T CHIFFELLE LIVING TRUST, DATED JULY 16, 2001 Archuleta County, Colorado and is subject to that Fourth CHERYL WILMER DHS SE ACCOUNTANTS MTG PER DIEM 313.40 THOMAS L CHIFFELLE ILA NELL HOLDEN Supplemental Declaration to Declaration of Protective Court House Security Officer 41,171.73 CIGNA HEALTH AND LIFE INS. CTY HEALTH INS-JAN./FEB (LESS PRE PAY) 200,293.61 DAVID E PRITTS J.F.VINCENT Covenants and Interval Ownership for Ptarmigan Custodian 36,433.31 CINTAS FIRST AID & SAFETY COUNTY-FIRST AID SUPPLIES 68.97 RONALD GRANT SHAKE YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to Townhouses recorded May 22, 1991, Reception No. Deputy Assessor 46,046.88 COLORADO CORONERS ASSOC. CORONER-2020 DUES 1,287.00 INTERMOUNTAIN COACH LEASING, INC. appear and defend against the claims of the complaint 179511, Book 331, Page 164 in the Offi ce of the County Deputy Assessor 46,198.43 COLORADO COUNTY CLERKS ASS. CLERKS-2020 DUES 1,217.37 Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta County, Colorado. MICHAEL E WARD fi led with the court in this action, by fi ling with the clerk of Deputy Clerk - Elections 2,560.00 COLORADO DEPT. OF LABOR AIRPORT-FUEL STORAGE PERMITS 140.00 this court an answer or other response. You are required Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple RESORT RECLAMATIONS, LLC Deputy Dir. Of Emer. Mgt 55,887.92 COLORADO DEPT. OF REVENUE STATE WITHHOLDING 17,476.00 to fi le your answer or other response within 35 days absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners CHARLES P ZARRELLI Deputy Motor Vehicle Clerk I 35,733.87 COLORADO DOCUMENT SECURITY CLERKS & ELECTIONS-SHREDDING 110.00 JAY D REYNOLDS after the service of this summons upon you. Service of of all Unit in Ptarmigan Townhouses in that percentage Deputy Motor Vehicle Clerk I 34,724.02 COLORADO HI-TEK, INC. R&B-OAK BRUSH TOWER RENT 3,098.76 GREGORY WASHINGTON this summons shall be complete on the day of the last interest determined and established by said Declaration Deputy Motor Vehicle Clerk I 34,724.01 NENAH WASHINGTON publication. A copy of the complaint may be obtained for the above described real estate. CONNIE CHUBBUCK DHS CS COURT MEAL 16.00 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to from the clerk of the court. Published in the Pagosa Springs Sun Deputy Motor Vehicle Clerk I 22,171.71 CONTECH ENGINEERED SOL. R&B-CATTLE GUARD 1,980.00 appear and defend against the claims of the complaint If you fail to fi le your answer or other response to the First Publication: March 19, 2020 Deputy Motor Vehicle Clerk I 5,867.21 COUNTY HEALTH POOL HR-EMP HLTH INS RUNOUT 9,450.00 fi led with the court in this action, by fi ling with the clerk of complaint in writing within 35 days after the date of the Last Publication: April 16, 2020 Deputy Motor Vehicle Clerk I 3,102.72 COUNTY SHERIFFS OF COLO. ACSO-SHERIFF'S CONF. REGIST 150.00 this court an answer or other response. You are required last publication, judgment by default may be rendered /s/ Christopher B. Conley Deputy of Emerg. Mgt. 39,540.44 COURTNEY KING STUDIOS LLC. SO REMODEL-DESIGN CONCEPT 5,050.00 to fi le your answer or other response within 35 days against you by the court for the relief demanded in the Christopher B. Conley Deputy Treasurer 42,194.66 CUNNINGHAM SWAIM, LLP.ATTY-TESTIMONY 175.00 Hayes, Johnson & Conley, PLLC after the service of this summons upon you. Service of complaint without further notice. Deputy Treasurer 37,429.42 DAVIS ENGINEERING SERVICE R&B-ENGINEERING 5,221.00 This is an in rem action of judicial foreclosure on your 700 South 21st Street this summons shall be complete on the day of the last Detective 63,469.47 DB TECH INC. IT-FIBER REPAIR 7,894.32 publication. A copy of the complaint may be obtained timeshare interest(s) located at Ptarmigan Condominium Fort Smith, AR 72901 Detective 28,113.77 DEBORAH B. GLICK DISPATCH-RENT MARCH 1,195.45 from the clerk of the court. for failure to pay assessments to Ptarmigan Property Atty. Reg. No.: 51651 Detective 41,285.13 DELTA DENTAL OF COLORADO CTY FEB. DENTAL INSURANCE 4,941.25 If you fail to fi le your answer or other response to the Owner’s Association, Inc. The legal description for your Published March 19, 26, April 2, 9 and 16, 2020 in The Detention Officer 22,297.13 complaint in writing within 35 days after the date of the real property is below. Pagosa Springs SUN. DELTA RIGGING & TOOLS, INC. FLEET-TIRE CHAINS 1,107.58 last publication, judgment by default may be rendered Plaintiff Attorney: Christopher B. Conley, Attorney at Detention Officer 54,676.38 DESERT MOUNTAIN CORP. R&B-GRANULAR ICE MELT 3,191.44 against you by the court for the relief demanded in the Law, Reg. No. 51651, 700 South 21st Street, Fort Request for Proposals: Auditing Services Detention Officer 45,428.81 DESIGN-A-SIGNMET-PARKING SIGN 32.50 complaint without further notice. Smith, AR 72901. The Archuleta School District #50 JT is accepting Detention Officer 20,007.01 DHS CLIENT DHS CLIENT MEDICAL TRANSPORT 6,692.50 This is an in rem action of judicial foreclosure on your Defendant(s) / Legal Descriptions: Proposals for CPA fi rms to audit the fi nancial records Detention Officer 49,274.18 DIANE MAUN TREAS-TREAS DEED PROP POST (3) 45.00 timeshare interest(s) located at Peregrine Townhouses Ptarmigan Townhouses – PHASE I of the school district, or to audit the fi nancial records Detention Officer 47,391.80 DIANE SEDLACEK BLDG-PER DIEM & MILEAGE 606.50 for failure to pay assessments to Peregrine Townhouses Matter Amount of Pagosa Peak Open School, or to audit the fi nancial Detention Officer 13,467.42 DIVISION OF PROPERTY TAX ASSESSOR-TRAINING '19 BALANCE 175.00 Property Owner: Suzanne Quintana A/K/A Sanford Property Owner’s Association, Inc. The legal description records of both entities. Detention Officer 24,063.75 DOMINION VOTING SYSTEMS ELECTIONS-VOTING SYSTEM LEASE 20,362.46 for your real property is below. Unit Number: 7206 Proposals will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., April 3, 2020, Detention Officer 24,880.66 DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING HR-DRUG TESTING 1,800.00 Plaintiff Attorney: Christopher B. Conley, Attorney at Building Number: 3 at the Archuleta School District #50 JT Administration Detention Officer 21,862.27 DURANGO HERALD HR-ADVERTISING 245.00 Law, Reg. No. 51651, 700 South 21st Street, Fort Unit Week Number: 52 Building, P.O. Box 1498, 309 Lewis Street, Pagosa Detention Officer 20,303.51 Smith, AR 72901. Unpaid Asmts: $2,361.93 Springs, CO 81147. DURANGO MOTOR COMPANY FLEET-REPAIRS 252.22 Defendant(s) / Legal Descriptions: Interest: $263.37 Copies of the complete RFP can be found on the District’s Detention Officer 7,352.82 EMPLOYERS COUNCIL SERVICES HR-LABOR LAW POSTERS & 2020 DUES 6,429.00 Peregrine Townhouses Phase II Late Fees: $50.00 website: www.mypagosaschools.com in the “District” Detention Officer 865.87 ESRI IT/GIS-GIS SERVICE CREDITS 300.00 Matter Amount Total: $2,675.30 section. Alternatively, specifi cations can be obtained at Detention Sgt. 61,837.76 FAMILY SUPPORT REGISTRYEMPLOYEE GARNISHMENTS 1,468.56 Owners: Martha A Gardner and Frank E Gardner Property Owner: McQuiddy Communications and the Administration Offi ce, Monday - Thursday from 8-4 Detention Sgt. 70,152.40 FIREBIRD FUEL FLEET-FUEL 25,581.80 Building Number: 4 & 5 Energy, Inc. or by sending an email to [email protected]. Development Director 21,667.66 FLORIAN GALLEGOS SW-MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 52.90 Lot (Unit) Number: N/A Unit Number: 7207 Published March 19 and 26, 2020 in The Pagosa DHS Attorney 37,531.52 FOUR CORNERS WELDING & GASFLEET-WELDING SUPPLIES 480.48 Building Number: 4 UDI Points: 94,500 Springs SUN. Dispatcher 44,627.09 FOUR STATES TIRE AND SVC.FLEET-TIRES 15,744.00 Unpaid Asmts: $1,222.65 Unit Week Number: 52 Dispatcher 51,144.79 FREDRICKZINK & ASSOCIATES EMPLOYEE FLEX 4,436.02 Owners: Marianne T Chiffelle and Thomas L Chiffelle Unpaid Asmts: $2,083.53 NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF ELECTION Dispatcher 45,940.73 G&I SANITATION SW-PORTA TOILETS 380.00 Building Number: 4 & 5 Interest: $203.19 And Dispatcher 41,997.80 GALLS, LLC. ACSO-UNIFORMS 757.88 Lot (Unit) Number: N/A Late Fees: $50.00 CERTIFIED STATEMENT OF RESULTS UDI Points: 105,000 Total: $2,336.72 1-13.5-513(6), 32-1-104, 1-11-103(3) C.R.S. Dispatcher 48,561.20 GRAINGER FLEET-SMALL TOOLS & SUPPLIES 714.72 Unpaid Asmts: $1,245.83 Property Owner: J Clarke Jones and Dorene R Jones NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Alpha Rockridge Dispatcher 41,846.36 GREGORY WEAVER BLDG-PER DIEM & MILEAGE 606.50 of Peregrine Townhouses Phase II, as depicted on the Unit Number: 7203 Metropolitan District, Archuleta County, Colorado, that Dispatcher 42,801.72 HAYLEIGH BROWN ACSO-PER DIEM 209.25 Plat recorded in Reception Number 173554, subject Building Number: 2 at the close of business on the sixty-third day before Dispatcher 42,394.87 HUMANE SOCIETY OF PAGOSA COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES-FEB. 4,166.67 to Declaration of Protective Covenants and Interval Unit Week Number: 31 elections, there were not more candidates for director Dispatcher 17,032.24 INLAND KENWORTH US INC. FLEET-PARTS & SUPPLIES 1,469.39 Ownership for Peregrine Townhouses recorded at Unpaid Asmts: $2,461.25 positions than offi ces to be fi lled, including candidate fi ling Dispatcher 24,139.47 INLAND TRUCK PARTS COMPANYFLEET-PARTS 882.67 Interest: $304.50 Reception Number 173556, and any amendments and affi davits of intent to be write-in candidates; therefore, the Dispatcher 8,401.75 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE FEDERAL WITHHOLDING 131,396.50 supplements thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk Late Fees: $75.00 election to be held on May 5th, 2020 is hereby canceled Dispatcher - PT 808.00 INTERNATIONAL CITY MGMT. EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS 1,156.88 and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. Total: $2,840.75 pursuant to Section 1-13.5-513(6) C.R.S. Election Judge 232.00 ISABELLE VITA DHS MCC MTG PER DIEM 47.96 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Property Owner: Mark A Collier and Sandra Collier The following candidates are hereby declared elected: Election Judge 242.00 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners Unit Number: 7203 Owen Parker 3-year term until May 2023 J.R. TOWING INC. ACSO-TOWING 180.00 of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Peregrine Building Number: 2 Traci Bishop 3-year term until May 2023 Election Judge 150.00 JACCO DISTRIBUTING COMPANYFLEET-SUPPLIES 121.10 Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and Unit Week Number: 22 Gary Lansdale 3-year term until May 2023 Election Judge 1,085.00 JACKALOPE PRINT & DESIGN ADMIN-LOGO RE-DESIGN 750.00 established by said Declaration for the above described Unpaid Asmts: $1,125.00 William (Bill) Kinsley 2-year term until May 2022 Election Judge 1,120.00 JASON HIBBERT - CORONER-ON CALL JANUARY 200.00 real estate. Interest: $205.48 Tom Watts 2-year term until May 2022 Election Judge 219.00 JOHN PORCO EXTENSION-BLDG RENT REFUND 100.00 Peregrine Townhouses Phase III Late Fees: $25.00 Gary A. Lansdale Election Judge 219.00 JULIE FOSTER DHS CS COURT MEAL 16.00 Total: $1,355.48 Matter Amount Designated Election Offi cial Election Judge 219.00 JUST CLICK PRINTING, INC. SW-FORMS 168.05 in that property which is described as Parcel ‘E’- Owners: David E Pritts For Alpha Rockridge Metropolitan District Election Judge 219.00 JVIATION, INC. AIRPORT-CONSULTING 20,324.15 Building Number: 9 and 10 Ptarmigan Townhouses as recorded in Plat Sheet Published March 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Springs SUN. Elections Administrator 43,080.03 KELLY L. ROBERTSON CORONER-ON CALL-JANUARY 100.00 Lot (Unit) Number: 7817, 7818, 7819 and 7820 No. 324 & 324A under Reception No. 153256, in the Elections Deputy 16,902.25 KNOWBE4, INC. IT-SECURITY & TRAINING 3,888.00 UDI Points: 77,000 Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta NOTICE OF CANCELLATION Eligibility Technician 49,968.69 LA PLATA ELECTRIC ASSOC. COUNTY-ELECTRIC 7,695.53 Unpaid Asmts: $1,115.36 County, Colorado and subject to that Declaration of OF REGULAR ELECTION Eligibility Technician 32,995.28 LABCORP DHS CHILD SUPPORT TESTING1 14.00 of Peregrine Townhouses Phase III, as depicted on the Protective Covenants and Interval Ownership for BY THE DESIGNATED ELECTION OFFICIAL Eligibility Technician 34,075.20 Plat recorded in Reception Number 173555, subject Ptarmigan Townhouses recorded February 4, 1988, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the San Juan River LARRY SCOTT WALL ADMIN-REIMB. HOTEL & MEETING MEAL 411.47 to Declaration of Protective Covenants and Interval under Reception No. 153260 and re-recorded on Village Metropolitan District, Archuleta County, Colorado, Eligibility Technician 42,803.45 LEGAL SHIELD EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS 103.04 Ownership for Peregrine Townhouses recorded at February 18, 1988 under Reception No. 153557 in the that at the close of business on the sixty-third day before Emergency Operations Director 75,774.38 LEXISNEXIS RISK SOLUTIONS ACSO-SUBSCRIPTION 2020 1,200.00 Reception Number 173556, and any amendments and Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta the election there were not more Engineering Tech 36,721.43 LUNDBERG AND ASSOCIATES ACSO-NON SERVICE REFUND 11 .00 County, Colorado. supplements thereto, all in the Offi ce of the County Clerk candidates for director than offi ces to be fi lled, including Equipment Operator I 29,215.21 MATTHEW GUY ACSO-PER DIEM 209.25 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple and Recorder in and for Archuleta County, Colorado. candidates fi ling affi davits of intent to be Equipment Operator I 36,460.80 MEDICAL AIR SERVICES ASSOC. EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS 550.00 Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners write-in candidates; therefore, the election to be held on Equipment Operator I 2,188.14 MICHELE HELMINSKI DHS TRAINING PER DIEM 230.00 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners of all Unit in Ptarmigan Townhouses in that percentage May 5, 2020 is hereby cancelled pursuant to Equipment Operator I 19,345.44 MIDWEST CARD & ID SOLUTION ACSO-ID CARD SUPPLIES 302.50 of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Peregrine interest determined and established by said Declaration 1-5-208(1.5), C.R.S. Equipment Operator I 18,040.70 MITCHELL & COMPANY, LLC. IT-CONSULTING & SOFTWARE 1,143.33 Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and for the above described real estate. The following Candidates are declared elected: Equipment Operator I 2,682.88 established by said Declaration for the above described Ptarmigan Townhouses – PHASE II Steve Wilkins - 3 year term until May, 2023 MONOGRAMS PLUS THE SHIRT ACSO-UNIFORM EMBROIDERY 22.00 real estate. Matter Amount Addi Greer - 3 year term until May, 2023 Equipment Operator I1 1,014.41 MOREHART MURPHY REGIONAL FLEET-PARTS 11 .80 Peregrine Townhouses Phase V Property Owners: Ross G Durbin Carrie Wienckowski - 3 year term until May, 2023 Equipment Operator I 7,152.68 MOUNTAIN HOME SOUND B&G-PANIC BUTTON MAINT. 466.90 Matter Amount Unit Number: 7214 Doug Hampton - 2 year term until May, 2022 Equipment Operator I 646.40 MSC INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO.FLEET-SUPPLIES 1,032.76 Owners: Ronald Grant Shake Building Number: 007B By Cynthia Purcell Equipment Operator II 43,401.94 MUD SHAVER CAR WASH FLEET-CAR WASHES DEC/JAN/FEB 408.37 Unit Week Number: 36 Building Number: 22 Designated Election Offi cial and Contact Person Equipment Operator II 44,923.12 NATIONAL ANIMAL CARE ACSO-ANIMAL CONTROL. TRAINING 1,190.00 Unpaid Asmts: $2,361.93 Lot (Unit) Number: 7843-7844 San Juan River Village Metropolitan District Equipment Operator II 38,186.79 NAVAJO TRAIL RENTAL CENTER R&B-EQUIPMENT REPAIR 78.50 UDI Points: 49,000 Interest: $263.37 PO Box 5551 Equipment Operator II 35,924.18 NEWEGG BUSINESS INC. IT-EQUIPMENT 1,299.00 Unpaid Asmts: $915.57 Late Fees: $50.00 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 Equipment Operator II 36,043.51 NMS LABS CORONER-TOXICOLOGY 140.00 Owners: Intermountain Coach Leasing, Inc. Total: $2,675.30 PH. (970) 946-8385 Equipment Operator II 27,758.65 NOVUS AUTO GLASS FLEET-REPAIRS 982.22 Building Number: 25 Property Owners: Donald E Jett and Donna Kassel Jett Published March 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Springs SUN. Lot (Unit) Number: 7849-7850 Unit Number: 7212 Equipment Operator III 51,912.22 OFFICE DEPOT INC. COUNTY-OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,654.98 Building Number: 6 Equipment Operator III 44,115.83 PAGOSA AREA WATER & SANIT. COUNTY WATER/SEWER 754.58 UDI Points: 63,000 The Colorado’s Timber Ridge Ranch Metropolitan Unit Week Number: 31 Unpaid Asmts: $949.83 District Election for May 5, 2020 has been canceled as Equipment Operator III 43,147.63 PAGOSA LAKES PROPERTY PROPERTY OWNERS DUES 1,275.00 Unpaid Asmts: $1,125.00 Owners: Michael E Ward the number of nominees equals the number of positions Equipment Operator III 38,962.40 PARTS PLUS OF NEW MEXICO FLEET-PARTS/ SUPPLIES/ TIRES 1,672.48 Interest: $205.48 Building Number: 24 available. New Board members will be appointed at Evidence Tech. 36,490.17 PEAK PERFORMANCE FIRE DHS FP HOME INSPECTION 110.00 Late Fees: $25.00 Lot (Unit) Number: 7847-7848 the May 18, 2020 Board meeting at the Timber Ridge Facilities Maintenance Tech. 41,194.79 PINE VALLEY RENTAL & SALES AIRPORT-LIFT RENTAL 151.80 Total: $1,355.48 UDI Points: 154,000 Clubhouse. Family Advocate 40,286.21 POSTMASTER ELECTIONS-BALLOT POSTAGE & BOX RENT 1,226.00 Unpaid Asmts: $1,835.52 in that property on which is located four (4) one-story Published March 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Springs SUN. Finance Director 100,072.70 PRINTING SYSTEMS INC. FINANCE-W-2'S & 1099'S 189.67 of Peregrine Townhouses Phase V, as depicted on the buildings containing two (2) one-level townhouses units per building which are designated, respectively, Fleet Shop Supervisor 63,011.27 PROVEST LITIGATION ACSO-NON SERVICE REFUND 16.00 Plat recorded in Reception Number 99006555, subject The Town of Pagosa Springs has received an application as Building No. 5, Units 7209 and 7210; Building No. General Labor 694.40 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESOURCES HR-PSYCH EVALS. 135.00 to Second Supplemental Declaration of Protective for FINAL Major Design Review for a proposed 6, Units 7211 and 7212; Building No. 7, Units 7213 and General Labor 509.60 QUILLER ELECTRIC LLC. B&G-FLEET ELECTRICAL 1,905.71 Covenants and Interval Ownership for Peregrine development of a 11,717 square foot Vehicle Tire Sales 7214; and Building No. 8, Units 7215 and 7216 as per General Labor 925.40 RANCH WATCH PROGRAM OEM-RANCH WATCH & PP SIGNS 300.00 Townhouses recorded at Reception Number 99006556, and Service facility proposed at 3039 Parelli Way. plat recorded on June 7, 1988, in Plat Sheet No. 325 General Labor 658.00 RAQUEL D. MIRZA DHS PER DIEM TRANSPORTING KIDS 716.30 and any amendments and supplements thereto, all in The Design Review Board will consider the applicants under Reception No. 156199, in the Offi ce of the County the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for Final Major Design Review Application at a public hearing General Labor 282.80 ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESERVE HR-COBRA ADMIN MONTHLY 75.00 Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta County, Colorado, and Archuleta County, Colorado. scheduled on Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 5:30 pm in General Labor 658.00 RON TURLEY ASSOCIATES, INC. FLEET-SUBSCRIPTION 4,215.00 subject to that certain First Supplemental Declaration to Town Hall located at 551 Hot Springs Blvd. General Labor 186.20 ROXANNE LATTIN ACSO-REIMB PARTIAL PAY ON EMT CLASS 900.00 Supplemental Declaration of Protective Covenants and Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple For more information or anyone wishing to provide General Labor 613.20 SAFE LIFE DEFENSE ACSO-BODY ARMOR 449.10 Interval Ownership for Ptarmigan Townhouses recorded absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners comments, please contact the Town Planning Department GIS Analyst 52,905.09 on June 7, 1988, under Reception No. 156200, Book SAN JUAN BASIN HEALTH DHS CMP COLLABORATION PROGRAM 4,861.20 of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Peregrine at 970-264-4151 x221 or attend the public hearing. Public Human Resources Administrator 69,095.17 219, Page 33-38, in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and SERIOUS TEXAS BBQ ACSO-EMPLOYEE APPREC. MEAL 1,981.00 Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and comments will be accepted at the public hearing and prior Human Services Director 106,615.76 established by said Declaration for the above described Recorder for Archuleta County, Colorado. SHANE TRUITT-STARRMET-REIMB. CDL PERMIT FEE 17.94 to the meeting in writing. IT Director 64,703.87 real estate. Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple SOLID MANAGEMENT DISASTER B&G SNOW REMOVAL 420.00 Published March 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Springs SUN. Lead Dispatcher 55,004.96 Peregrine Townhouses Phase VI absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners SONOCO PAGOSA SPRINGS DHS TANF GAS VOUCHERS 200.00 Matter Amount of all Unit in Ptarmigan Townhouses in that percentage Lead Landfill Operator 56,272.84 SOUTHERN COLORADO COMM. DHS TANF CONTRACT DECEMBER 3,297.78 The Town of Pagosa Springs is seeking a bid for purchase Owners: Resort Reclamations, LLC interest determined and established by said Declaration Lead Mechanic 42,777.82 SOUTHWEST GASES, LTD. FLEET-CYLINDER RENT 123.00 and removal of the old cabin on Reservoir Hill. Please Building Number: 26 for the above described real estate. Mechanic 14,733.89 visit the town website: www.pagosasprings.co.gov and STATE OF COLORADO (IDS) CLERKS-RENEWAL MAILINGS 421.57 Lot (Unit) Number: 7851-7852 Ptarmigan Townhouses – PHASE III Mechanic 19,917.43 click on the invitation to bid tab. SUTTON AUTOMOTIVEFLEET-REPAIRS 1,707.28 UDI Points: 308,000 Matter Amount Mechanic I 7,505.76 Published March 19 and 26, 2020 in The Pagosa TERRY'S ACE HARDWARE COUNTY-SUPPLIES 388.60 Unpaid Asmts: $3,158.70 Property Owners: Blowers Wholesale Products, LLC Mechanic I 20,761.58 Unit Number: 7222 Springs SUN. THE PAGOSA SPRINGS SUN COUNTY-ADVERTISING 1,173.93 of Peregrine Townhouses Phase VI as depicted on the Office Assistant 1,129.20 Building Number: 11 THE PONDEROSA LUMBER CO. COUNTY-SUPPLIES 298.42 Plat recorded in Reception Number 99011974, subject Office Assistant 1,788.00 to Second Supplemental Declaration of Protective Unit Week Number: 41 THOMSON REUTERS - WEST ATTY-SUBSCRIPTION 451.15 Office Assistant 18,132.74 Covenants and Interval Ownership of Peregrine Unpaid Asmts: $2,361.93 TOMI BLISSELECTIONS-REIMB. FOR POSTAGE 1,000.00 Interest: $263.37 Office Manager 54,978.00 TONYA M. HAMILTON CORONER-ON CALL JANUARY 100.00 Townhouses recorded at Reception Number 99006556, ARCHULETA COUNTY Late Fees: $50.00 Operations Commander 71,913.26 and any amendments and supplements thereto, all in CTY SEWER/GEO /1QTR CONS TRST./ '19 Total: $2,675.30 2019 Annual Salary Report Operations Lt. 3,409.02 the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder in and for TOWN OF PAGOSA SPRINGS 4QTR LDG TAX/ DHS 1Q RENT & 117,614.81 in that property on which is located three(3)one-story Archuleta County, Colorado. Paralegal/Executive Assistant 56,532.68 JANIT./ELECT. buildings containing two(2)one-level townhouse units per Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple Countywide average percentage of salary that is Patrol Deputy 47,347.16 building which are designated, respectively, as Building TRINITY SERVICES GROUP ACSO-SOFTWARE SUBSCRIPTION 100.00 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners paid in addition to regular wages as fringe benefits, Patrol Deputy 7,011.84 No. 9, Units 7217 and 7218; Building No. 10, Units 7219 TYLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. FINANCE-SOFTWARE 1,838.00 of all Unit Weeks in the described Units in Peregrine including, but not limited to, insurancemedical care, Patrol Deputy 44,501.88 and 7220; and Building No. 11, Units 7221 and 7222 as Townhouses in that percentage interest determined and unemployment, worker'scomp and retirement plans Patrol Deputy 44,547.25 UMB BANK, N.A. EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS 463.52 per plat recorded on June 7, 1988, in Plat Sheet No. 326 established by said Declaration for the above described was 33% in 2019. Patrol Deputy 50,643.41 UPPER SAN JUAN HEALTH SVC. ACSO-EMT CLASS BAL DET. LATTIN 700.00 real estate. under Reception No. 156202, in the Offi ce of the County Patrol Deputy 48,387.61 VAL'S VIP CLEANING LLC. COUNTY-CLEANING 3,897.22 Peregrine Townhouses Phase VII Clerk and Recorder for Archuleta County, Colorado, and VALUEWEST, INC. ASSESSOR-RE APPRAISAL 3,400.00 subject to that certain Second Supplemental Declaration Position Amount Patrol Deputy 43,242.51 Matter Amount VERIZON WIRELESS BLDG-IPAD DATA 45.16 to Declaration of Protective Covenants and Interval 4-H Coordinator 39,317.44 Patrol Deputy 48,578.14 Owners: Charles P Zarrelli VISIONARY COMMUNICATIONS COUNTY INTERNET/INTRANET-FEB. 3,505.40 Building Number: 33 Ownership for Ptarmigan Townhouses recorded on June Accountant 54,982.47 Patrol Deputy 47,883.11 WAGNER EQUIPMENT CO.FLEET-PARTS 805.92 Lot (Unit) Number: 7865-7866 7, 1988, under Reception No. 156203, Book 219, Page Accountant 33,463.28 Patrol Deputy 10,256.78 43-48, in the Offi ce of the County Clerk and Recorder WASTELINE, INC. ACSO-INCINERATOR TESTING 295.89 UDI Points: 49,000 Accountant III 36,942.40 Patrol Deputy 34,169.48 for Archuleta County, Colorado. WELLS FARGO BANK BANKING FEES 2,106.87 Unpaid Asmts: $810.82 Accounting Clerk III 45,090.08 Patrol Sergeant 72,594.49 Owners: Jay D Reynolds Together with a vested remainder over in fee simple WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL CLERKS-OCE LEASE 365.63 Administrative Assistant 51,771.85 Patrol Sergeant 59,341.04 Building Number: 35 absolute, as tenant in common with the other owners WELLS FARGO PURCHASE CARD LODG/FUEL/MEALS/SUPPLIES/EQUIP/MISC. 36,869.75 Administrative Assistant 11,181.17 Personal Property Appraiser 34,877.24 Lot (Unit) Number: 7869-7870 of all Unit in Ptarmigan Townhouses in that percentage WESTERN PAPER DISTRIBUTORS ACSO-PAPER TOWELS 107.46 Administrative Assistant 20,797.81 Planning Manager 57,928.77 UDI Points: 77,000 interest determined and established by said Declaration WESTTEL INTERNATIONAL, LLC. DISPATCH-911 SOFTWARE 914.00 Administrative Assistant 19,027.11 Planning Technician 36,540.13 Unpaid Asmts: $1,035.94 for the above described real estate. WOODRUFF ENTERPRISES HARMAN HOUSE-CLEAN OUT 2,500.00 Ptarmigan Townhouses – PHASE IV Administrative Assistant II 42,439.98 Planning Technician 32,599.99 Owners: Gregory Washington and Nenah Washington 926,389.30 Building Number: 35 Matter Amount Administrative Assistant II 42,580.48 Planning/Permit Technician 34,409.22 Lot (Unit) Number: 7869-7870 Property Owners: Deborah L Settler, Kathleen J Powers, Administrative Assistant 40,397.39 Program Coordinator 48,475.57 Published March 19, 2020 in The Pagosa Springs SUN. A18 — The Pagosa Springs SUN — Thursday, March 19, 2020 COVID-19: What the public needs to know about water and sanitation By Chris Mannara affected by COVID-19 is if too many trative offi ces closed to the public Staff Writer staff members were to get sick, indefi nitely, Ramsey explained in Ramsey added later. an email. Amid the coronavirus pan- According to Ramsey, the state PAWSD customers will still re- demic, municipal water and sewer of Colorado has put together a ceive regular water and wastewater providers have addressed some program, called CoWARN [Colo- service, Ramsey noted. common concerns among the rado Water/Wastewater Agency “You may still reach us by phone. general public. Response Network] that allows To pay with cash or check, please At a regular meeting of the PAWSD to “share” equipment and place your payment in an envelope Pagosa Area Water and Sanita- staff. with your account number on it tion District (PAWSD) Board of “So if PAWSD gets hit real hard and distinguish it between fi ll sta- Directors on March 12, District with this, I can call Durango and tion and utility payment, and place Manager Justin Ramsey noted say ‘I need two water operators’ it in the lockbox located outside of that COVID-19 cannot be spread and if they have them available, the gates of the PAWSD driveway through drinking water. they’ll send them to us,” he said. (the PAWSD brick sign.),” Ramsey “It’s very susceptible to chlo- “It sets out how we’re going to pay wrote. “It will be checked each rine,” Ramsey said. “We do keep for it and pay them back and so on morning, and payments posted chlorine in our water.” and so forth.” by noon each day, so please plan However, COVID-19 can be In a follow-up interview on accordingly.” found in sewage, Ramsey noted, March 17, Ramsey noted that Town Manager Andrea Phil- adding that there are other un- PAWSD is now a part of CoWARN. lips explained in an email to The healthy things found in sewage Additionally, Ramsey noted that SUN on March 17 that the Pagosa as well. PAWSD has run into issues with Springs Sanitation General Im- “What the CDC [Centers for citizens using and fl ushing items provement District is not doing Disease Control and Prevention] that cause problems with PAWSD’s anything different in terms of and the state recommends for our infrastructure. treatment. sanitation workers is, ‘don’t take “It is causing somewhat of a “As always, we ask that people any different precautions than they problem. It’s not a major catastro- not flush anything down the toi- already should be taking. Because phe, but it is definitely clogging let that is nonflushable. Those you’re dealing with nasty stuff,’” some pumps and causing a little should go in the waste can,” she he said. bit of issues,” he said. wrote. The only way PAWSD could be On March 17, PAWSD’s adminis- [email protected] COVID-19 and pets: Owners should take precautions By Chris Mannara virus, it is recommended that own- care will still be available to animals.” Staff Writer ers don’t sleep with their pets, she If someone has the virus lo- added later. cally and their pet has an elective As a cooperative we are taking bold steps to change While there is no definitive “You would probably wear a surgery coming up, San Juan Vet- how your energy is produced. That means fewer evidence that pets can contract mask, wash your hands before you erinary Hospital will ask them to emissions and 50 percent of your electricity coming COVID-19, or coronavirus disease feed your pet, wash your hands reschedule, she explained. from renewable energy by 2024. Because whatever 2019, pet owners should still be after you feed your pet,” she said. If clients have a sick pet there careful and take the necessary “But we wouldn’t be taking the pets could be virtual exams held, she the future holds, we’ll power it. precautions. out of the household or anything added later. Dr. Kitzel Farrah from San Juan like that. They would stay at home “We may come up with situa- Veterinary Hospital explained that with the people.” tions where we would have a non- both the World Health Organization San Juan Veterinary Hospital infected member of their house- and the Centers for Disease Control and other veterinary clinics will hold bring animals to the clinic, but and Prevention don’t feel like, at this not be mandated to shut down in not come into the clinic,” she said. point, pets can spread the virus. the case of the virus, Farrah noted. “We’re coming up with strategies “But it’s not known 100 percent yet “We will still be able to provide following Colorado and American whether that’s true,” she said. “There veterinary care. It may be more on Veterinary Medical Association were a couple of cases in China in a emergency-type basis rather than on how we should come up with dogs that have the virus. But whether business as usual,” she said, “but strategies to continue to care for To learn more about our Responsible Energy Plan, visit www.tristate.coop or not they truly were infected with there will be ways that veterinary animals during the pandemic.” the virus or were just carrying parts of the DNA and RNA from the humans that they were around that were sick thth is not clearly known yet.” Those two animals tested posi- tive for this particular strain of SOCIAL DISTANCING MATTERS. coronavirus, Farrah noted. “Those animals were asymp- tomatic. They showed no signs of disease at all,” she said. “Those animals lived with people who are sick, and probably they contracted it from the people, not the other way around.” Medical visits by phone are now available at PSMC. It is also not certain that those animals were sick themselves; they may have just gotten contaminate virus from the people they were living around, Farrah added later. “That’s what they don’t know. Were they just accidental cases? Were they just acting as a fomite?” Farrah said. A fomite is described as an “ob- ject to carry a pathogen from one susceptible animal to another,” according to The Center for Food Security and Public Health. Animals could potentially act as a fomite, Farrah noted. The American Veterinary Medi- cal Association suggests that if any- one is sick with COVID-19 it is best for them to “limit their handling” of pets, Farrah explained. It is recommended that some- one in the household who is not sick handle the pet, Farrah added. “If you’re well, don’t worry about it. Feed and handle your animal per normal,” she said. However, if you are a single pet owner and you’ve contracted the County n Continued from A13 III and was acquired by Archuleta County last fall. King reported that the construc- tion documents will be done in the fi rst few days of April and that the project will be able to go out to bid on April 3. King noted that the work still falls within her initial estimate of $100 to $150 a square foot that she made in December. The Harman house is 4,195 square feet. At the lowest estimate King made of $100 a square foot, For phone or in-person appointments, call 970.731.3700. the rough cost for the remodel would be about $419,000. In a phone call last week, Maez explained that the cost of the remodel, plus the $600,000 the county paid for the home (which included about 5 acres) is still cheaper than building a sheriff’s 970.731.3700 | COVID-19 (Coronavirus) hotline 970.507.3770 offi ce and dispatch center from the ground up. 95 S. Pagosa Blvd. | pagosaspringsmedicalcenter.org | [email protected] P S S D POSTAL PATRON U.S. POS P D P OS SP S CO 811 P 1 C WSS

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She is the dowsing for water and buried pools - we have many guests who use our pools daily for the health benets founder of Metempyrion Founda- artifacts, she has helped reclaim of the minerals, especially many with arthritis - we also employ Author Judith Jubb will be giv- tion, a philanthropic nonprofit Native American sacred sites in a number of people who are like family to our small business and who ing a presentation on pictographs charity, and in 2013 she was pre- Washington, Oregon, California, rely on Healing Waters for their income. and petroglyphs on March 26 at 6 sented with the Sedona Chapter Arizona and British Columbia. For Check our Facebook, Instagram & website to see if our status changes. p.m. at the New Thought Center at of National Association of Women several years, she worked with the 3505 W. U.S. 160. 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The San Juan Stargazers We got will not meet in March By Joan Mieritz night. Special to The PREVIEW The San Juan Stargazers are part of the Astronomical League, The San Juan Stargazers will not which includes clubs from all over hold a regular meeting in March. the U.S. BIG We hope that the health situation We have a new website, www. will be better by the time of our sanjuanstargazers.org, as well as April meeting. an email address, sjstargazers@ news Looking at the magnificent gmail.com, and a club phone num- night sky in Pagosa is a safe and ber, 335-8286. Our club address is that comes in a awe-inspiring activity. P.O. Box 2217, Pagosa Springs, CO Keep looking up, especially at 81147. Two Great Locations! small package... 356 E. Pagosa Street the beer you love 970-264-6274 Karaoke Dance Party Open 7 days11am-9pm is easier to share. Saturday at 9 pm Hoppy Hour 3-6pm with Lisa Saunders 274 Pagosa Street 12oz cans now available 970-264-HOPS (4677) at both locations and Join us at Coyote Moon Open 7 days 11am-10pm Coyote Moon liquor stores in town. bar & Grill 120 Piedra Rd. • Top of Put Hill/ Mid-Town riffraffbrewing.com

Page 6 – Section 1 – The Pagosa Springs SUN – PREVIEW – Thursday, March 19, 2020 Black or white: the only choices By Mike Davis to the ones he gives us. & Special to The PREVIEW • Or, a God who created us with C a free will to make our own choices r A ArtsMatter rispy unchy A famous athlete gave an inter- and accept the consequences. One C view about his faith journey. He who only asks us to love Him and uses the term binary to describe ofLine Faith others as ourselves. God would Christianity. This means only two have a trial, be our judge and fi nd choices, black or white, with no us guilty. There would be a pun- gray. He may be onto something. would be banished to hell. Jesus ishment so severe no one would Binary is hidden everywhere in became that sacrifi ce. choose it if there was an option. plain sight. Every piece of informa- The athlete did not believe a Is it possible to please God if we tion on the planet can be stored in loving God would send most of His can’t obey His laws or rules? If good a computer by a combination of creation to a fi ery hell. Let’s agree deeds aren’t enough, what is? How ones and zeros. Other examples with him and create our own god. do we avoid hell? Believe in the include day and night, plus and mi- Here are some options: gospel message. Jesus was sent by Try our new Shrimp or Fish Sandwich! nus, on and off, and dozens more. • No god, heaven or hell exist. God to save mankind from their He believes Christianity is all Ignore all the signs of a created uni- sins. Trust Jesus is who He says He about rules, structure and tradi- verse by a supreme being. Atoms is. He died on a cross, was resur- tions. Follow the rules and they decided to multiply and mutate to rected on the third day and sits at • Hush Puppies • Shrimp welcome you. Black and white are become an individual being with the Father’s right hand. • Gumbo •Catfi sh the only choices. He may be right. billions of cells. Sounds rather binary. Live life Churches have strayed from the • A god who only lets good our way and go to hell or believe in • Beignets • Po Boys teachings of Christ. Jesus taught in- people into heaven. All others Jesus and go to heaven. A relation- clusion, not exclusion. Church was cease to exist. By what standard ship with Jesus does not make us Laissez les bons held in people’s homes as he shared does this god judge? Make up our perfect in this life, but transforms a meal. He sat around a table with own so we can be self-righteous our hearts into a more compas- temps rouler! prostitutes, beggars, tax collectors and judge others. sionate one. The choice may be Open 11am • 438 Pagosa St. in Downtown Pagosa Springs • (970) 264-0608 and other outcasts of society. • A god who lets everyone into black or white, but with Jesus in our check out our FB page for more info The disciples asked Jesus what heaven when they die. Regardless hearts we view the world in living laws needed to be followed for their how wicked, selfish or prideful. color, everyone a unique creation sins to be forgiven. He mentioned This god turns everyone into a lov- of God with the need of a savior. only two. Love God with all your ing, generous and humble person. “Confess with your mouth the heart, soul, mind and strength; and We live in tranquility throughout Lord Jesus and believe in your heart love your neighbor as yourself. The eternity. that God has raised Him from the disciples knew Jesus asked the im- • A god who creates a universe dead, you will be saved.” — Ro- possible. A blood sacrifi ce needed where no good or evil exists. People mans 10:9 (NKJV). to be made on their behalf or they are puppets or choices are limited That’s all it takes. Spring Walking ‘Fearwards’ in faith CLEARANCE By Lisa Burnson will be posted on the website, Sto- Thursday, March 26, 6 p.m.: Special to The PREVIEW ries2TellUs.com, for participants “Pictographs and Petroglyphs” to write. presentation with Judith Jubb. “Faith is taking the first step SALE We welcome people of all reli- even when you don’t see the whole gions, cultures, races and lifestyles About us staircase.” — Dr. Martin Luther to our services, where we celebrate NTC is a New Thought center Up to King. the Science of Mind and positive based on fostering living a spiritually All are welcome to join New thinking. centered life and promoting the phi- Thought Center for Inspirational Our community of affi rmative- losophies of the Centers for Spiritual Living (NTC) this Sunday, March minded people share joy, laughter Living and the Agape Centers. NTC 22, at 10:30 a.m. for our presen- and awareness of connection to honors all lifestyles, cultures and tation, “Walking Fearwards in spirit and our ability to co-create religious paths to the Divine. Faith — Living the Words of God’s a life of infi nite possibilities. We welcome local talent to 50% Message of Love.” It is time to em- We will have spirited live music. share gifts, aptitudes and knowl- brace faith, dismiss fear and be the edge. Have a hand in making a example of The Law of Attraction Upcoming events difference. Participate, learn or in wellness and upliftment. Our Thursday, March 19, 6 p.m.: contribute your insights, beliefs, speaker will be Shayla White Eagle Spring Celebration Gratitude knowledge and skills. McClure. Prayer. NTC events are held at 3505 W. OFF Meetings of “Stories to Tell Us” Sunday, March 22, 6 p.m.: New U.S. 160, on the second floor of are suspended due to health con- Moon Drumming Circle with the Best Western Lodge (elevator selected, cerns. 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For the latest on COVID-19 Pagosa Springs community information, go to PagosaSUN.com Page 8 – Section 1 – Pagosa Springs SUN – PREVIEW – Thursday, March 19, 2020 Pagosa Country pioneers Piedra Automotive’s Today’s column focuses on the Macht family, early day Pagosa Spring Special pioneers. I had the privilege some years ago of spending consider- able time talking with Ray Macht about Pagosa history and his family history. A drive through town a few 10% Off weeks ago and a follow-up tele- Full Service Oil & Filter Change Pagosa’s Includes Past FREE John M. Motter 30-Point Safety Check phone call is what triggered this column. I started with a question: Bring in or mention this ad for this limited time offer. Shop supplies and tax not included. May not be Have you ever driven past some- combined with any other offer. See the friendly Pros at Piedra Automotive for details. Offer ends 4/15/20 thing year after year without really Photo courtesy John M. Motter looking at it? OK, so I’m the only Pioneer Eudolphus M. Taylor, shown with his team in this photo, lived one to be so careless. near the Jule Macht house in town. He likely had a carriage house for As it happened, I was driv- the team shown in this photo. ing eastward down Lewis Street Piedra Automotive through its intersection with 3rd store, go to church and the kids go while the rest of us shovel snow. TOWING & Street, the entry to Mesa Heights. to school without fighting the snow Jean Taylor is a descendant of (970) 731-3335 EMERGENCY I enjoy that drive almost daily between the ranch and town. It the Macht family. She answered my 505 Piedra Rd. ROADSIDE because it isn’t unusual to see wild 24 seemed logical to assume that the questions by confirming the guess Open 8:00 - 5:30 Mon. - Fri. Hour ASSISTANCE turkeys and the town mule deer two buildings on 3rd Street next to that those buildings on 3rd Street herd in that vicinity. As I eased the red brick house had been built had been built by Jule. She said through the intersection, a phe- by Jule Macht. He would likely have he owned almost half of that city nomenon from the right caught needed a building in which to park block. I also referred to a story on my eye. What is that, I wondered? carriages and carts and a place to the Macht family I had written in Standing there on the east side keep a horse or two. The SUN a few years ago based on of 3rd Street between Pagosa and And, so, last week, I placed a information from Ray. The family Lewis streets were two two-story phone call to John and Jean Taylor, history as Pagosa pioneers is worth brown frame buildings. who, along with other Pagosaites, repeating, so watch for it in next My mind began to churn. On the were enjoying Arizona sunshine week’s column. south end of that same block next to the two buildings is a red brick building. The idea fermenting in my mind was, somewhere, some- time, that red brick building had HOME ALONE? been built by pioneer Jule Macht. I knew Jule had run a cattle ranch up in the headwaters of the Little Bring home a friend. Commitment to Excellence Blanco River. It was common dur- ing pioneer days for ranch home- steaders to maintain a home in Call the animal shelter town. That way they could go to the at 731-4771 to Welcoming talk about adoption. new faces HEADLINES BY CARMEN to serve Cutting Coloring CurlingKeeping Men ∞ Students ∞ Women America your dental House Calls Gift Certifi cates Beautiful! 358 S. 10th 264-2548 needs! Lee Eden, RDH Lori Schoenbaum, RDH O ering preventative & restorative dentistry.

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All events listed in The PREVIEW notice. Guests should come to the front Calendar are free of charge unless Pictographs and Petroglyphs. 6 doors of the Parish Hall, where otherwise noted. p.m., New Thought Center, 3505 they can pick up meals to go. This W. U.S. 160. All are welcome to practice will continue until further T ursday, Marc 19 attend. Judith Jubb will be giving notice. Loaves and Fishes Free Commu- a presentation. nity Lunch. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., aturday, April Parish Hall, Lewis Street. Due to Monday, Marc HomesFund Homebuyer Educa- the COVID-19 threat, Loaves and Wolf Creek Christian Writers Net- tion Class. 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Com- Fishes will continue to offer meals work. 9-11 a.m., CrossRoad munity Center. Tired of renting? to the community as takeout only. Christian Fellowship. Writers are Learn what it takes to become a There will be no sit-down service. invited to hone their craft in fiction, homeowner. The class will cover Guests should come to the front nonfiction and poetry. For more budgeting, credit, insurance, lend- doors of the Parish Hall, where information, email richgammill41@ ing and down payment assistance they can pick up meals to go. This wolfcreekwriters.com or call 731- programs, real estate, inspection, practice will continue until further 2040. and home maintenance. Space is notice. limited. Visit www.homesfund.org Wednesday, April 1 to register. Call 259-1418 for more PAGOSASMILES.COM Wednesday, March 25 information. Study on Biblical Feasts. 7 p.m., Study on Biblical Feasts. 7 p.m., Archuleta County Genealogical Pagosa Bible Church, 209 Harman Pagosa Bible Church, 209 Har- Society. Dr. Hank Slikker will Park Drive. Call to verify meeting. man Park Drive. Call to verify continue the story of his family’s Are you interested in learning meeting. Are you interested in immigration from the Netherlands about the biblical/Jewish festivals? learning about the biblical/Jewish to California. festivals? Come join the fun as Come join the fun as we study Submit your calendar items to edi- we study these appointed times. these appointed times. Hosted [email protected]; mail them to Hosted by Rabbi Gene Dwinell. by Rabbi Gene Dwinell. Call 946- The Pagosa Springs SUN, P.O. Box Call 946-5262 or email ahav- 5262 or email ahavatadonai@ 9, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147; or de- [email protected] for more gmail.com for more information. liver them to The SUN office by noon information. The Most Excellent Way. 7 p.m., Monday. CrossRoad Christian Fellowship Church, 1044 Park Ave. The Most Thursday, April 2 Excellent Way offers Bible-based Loaves and Fishes Free Commu- relief from addictions and com- nity Lunch. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., pulsions, with men and women Parish Hall, Lewis Street. Due to meeting separately for utmost the COVID-19 threat, Loaves and confidentiality. Call 507-0123 for Fishes will continue to offer meals more information. to the community as takeout only. There will be no sit-down service. T ursday, Marc 6 Loaves and Fishes Free Commu- nity Lunch. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Parish Hall, Lewis Street. Due to Your source the COVID-19 threat, Loaves and Fishes will continue to offer meals to the community as takeout only. for community There will be no sit-down service. Guests should come to the front news. doors of the Parish Hall, where The Pagosa Springs SUN they can pick up meals to go. This 264-2100 practice will continue until further Don’t miss out on your chance to SAVE! HUGE SALE! Now through March 27 Winter Items 50% Off

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Please visit pagosalibrary.org/ Thank you for continued un- census-2020 to view a video that (970) 264-2747 derstanding as our community demonstrates how to fi ll out the navigates in these unprecedented census online. times. To support the nationwide resource TumbleBook Library, effort to limit the gathering of you can fi nd children’s books and How-to and self-help people, in an attempt to flatten audiobooks. To access all of these books the curve, the library board has resources, simply go to pagosali- “Cured” by Dr. Jeffrey Rediger made the decision to close the brary.org and select the gray tab describes how to create an environ- Ruby Sisson Library starting Tues- towards the top of the page that ment that sets the stage for healing. day, March 17, at noon. All library says “Online Resources.” “You Can Have It All, Just Not at the programs, classes, meeting room We are asking that you keep all Same Damn Time” by Romi Neus- reservations, events and outreach, materials that you have checked tadt, a successful entrepreneur, were canceled last Friday. We will out instead of returning them to wife and mother, describes how be closed through April 5. the library or the uptown dropbox. you can set priorities and learn to In the next couple of days, li- As always, you do not need to worry say no when too many requests are brary staff will determine ways to about overdue fees. coming at you. “Ultimate Guide to serve you best in these uncertain We will increase the number of Homeschooling Teens” by Debra times. We encourage you to watch items that you can have checked Bell provides tools to help your our library website, Facebook page out during this closure. teen successfully transition to the and e-newsletter for content we’ll We encourage everyone to check post-high school and adult years. be sharing. with authoritative sources such as “Modern Crochet Bible” by Sarah We are determining details for the Centers for Disease Control and Shrimpton provides more than 100 the ability in providing curbside Prevention, the Colorado Depart- contemporary crochet techniques pickup of hold items or replen- ment of Public Health and Envi- and stitches. “Modern Quilt Bible” ishing items. We will have staff ronment as well as San Juan Basin by Elizabeth Betts offers more than answering the phone between 9 Public Health for up-to-date recom- 100 techniques and design ideas a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through mendations and information. for the modern quilter. Friday. If you have questions, The library board of trustees will “Food Fix” by Dr. Mark Hyman please contact the library at 264- continue to monitor this situation offers tips on how to change our ag- 2209 or email the library, ruby@ and keep our community apprised ricultural policies, reverse the global pagosalibrary.org. should circumstances change. The epidemic of chronic disease and heal Though our physical location health and safety of our patrons, the environment. “Grow Food for will be closed, Wi-Fi will be avail- staff and the local community is Free” by Huw Richards has practical able 24/7 in the library’s parking of utmost importance during these advice to help you grow your own lot. We also have a variety of ma- uncertain times. fruits and vegetables at very low cost. terials available to you digitally. 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Call H&R Block State University (CSU) are working illnesses. “If we’re able to use mosquitoes for details to create other methods that allow Mosquitos are the ultimate as a way to surveil our livestock us to watch out for infectious dis- antagonist to the human spe- populations and our deer popu- 970-731-1080 ease harmful to humans. cies, spreading deadly diseases lations and see if Rift Valley fever Anna Fagre, Ph.D. student in responsible for more deaths than virus is actually circulating here, it CSU’s Department of Microbiol- the totality of all our wars. But CSU would rapidly expand our ability ogy, Immunology and Pathology, researchers intend to use mosqui- to detect and react to this foreign investigates how bats might be toes to keep a watchful eye on the introduction,” McMinn explained. useful for disease surveillance. In diseases these insects carry. The use of bats and mosquitoes Uganda, Fagre studies bats in caves Bekah McMinn, graduate stu- for disease surveillance can change visited by humans for recreational dent researcher in Department of the way we monitor and prepare to or religious purposes to determine Microbiology, Immunology and combat diseases. If these methods what diseases or viruses might be Pathology, is working on a pilot are proven effective, the risk of present in that area. study in Guatemala to test whether being caught off-guard by an out- “We look at the potential for we can detect and monitor patho- break could be greatly diminished. bats to act as reservoirs for these gens in mosquitoes that have re- “The impetus behind this project is viruses,” Fagre said. cently fed on humans or animals, disease preparedness,” Fagre said. Through non-lethal sampling, a method she says could make And while Fagre recognizes that AMOR Fagre collects blood, saliva and surveillance of viruses much easier. bats are potential vectors for dis- fecal samples to find out what “Being able to sample blood ease transmission, she underlines diseases exist in the bats. This in- from humans and animals in the value they hold ecologically ESPERANZA formation allows the researchers mosquitos is a huge sample source and as an extraordinary species. to determine if a particular disease that we can utilize for a number “They provide a lot of important might spread via blood through ar- of things,” McMinn said. “The ecosystem services like insect con- thropod vectors like mosquitoes or number of applications is kind of trol and pollination,” Fagre said. through the bat’s own fl uids. limitless.” “We want to better understand the As the fi rst veterinarian to re- By capturing and testing mos- ecology of the bats so we can mini- ceive the $25,000 Robert E. 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This method, known 4-H activities and events until April lection a step further. as xenosurveillance, allows scien- 10, at which time the COVID-19 “When we trap the bats, we’ll be tists to monitor pathogens circu- situation will be reassessed. The 21+ RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA microchipping them, kind of like lating in humans, even diseases offi ce is open until further notice. you would a dog or a cat, so we can the mosquitos aren’t necessarily Please only come for essential Munchie Mondays identify the bats moving forward,” responsible for spreading. Some county business. Thank you. Taste Buds Fagre said. 3 for $60 or 8 for $160 With GPS technology, the team Feel Good Tuesdays will be able to track individual bats, 15% o all Salves & Tinctures. view where they have been and “When Israel was a youth I loved Him…” examine whether they’ve picked - Hosea 11:1 Hosea is a most unusual love story. 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OWNER/OPERATOR PREVIEW Columnist We want to thank everyone for BRANDON HEAD Arts their support by observing our res- YOU CAN SCHEDULE YOUR CRANE AT: The Pagosa Springs Senior Cen- Senior ervation policy. This helps ensure 970 7499162 ter has taken a proactive step and, that everyone with reservations OR WWW.HEADCRANESERVICE.COM as of Thursday, March 19, we are Line News receives a meal and enables us to HEADCRANESERVICEGMAIL.COM continuing our temporary clos- provide additional and healthier BAYFIELD COLORADO ing of the congregate dining room meals. due to coronavirus (COVID-19). Although there are no confirmed focaccia bread with butter, milk cases in Archuleta County as of and salad. Monday, our clients are the most Friday, March 20 — Tuna melt, at risk for the virus. roasted potatoes, onions and red In order to continue providing peppers, steamed asparagus with meals, we will continue to offer hot lemon, milk, salad bar and crisped meals and a salad with a drive-up rice treat. option under the portico at the Monday, March 23 — Orange Ross Aragon Community Center. chicken with brown rice, citrus as- These meals will be available paragus stir-fry, snow pea medley, Monday through Friday between milk, salad bar and poached pears. Are you concerned 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 24 — Pulled There is a $4 suggested dona- pork, loaded baked potato bar, tion for those age 60 and above. cream of zucchini soup, milk, salad with the movement The cost per meal for anyone age bar and Mississippi mud pie. 59 and under is $10. Wednesday, March 25 — Shrimp of the market? The meals include a salad, hot scampi with orzo, pineapple cas- meal, drink and dessert or bread. serole, broccoli salad, breadstick Our daily menu, included below, with butter, milk and salad. is also posted on our website at Thursday, March 26 — Turkey Take action. psseniors.org. sausage soup, bacon green beans, Please call 264-2167 to make buttered corn, milk, salad bar and a reservation for pickup. We will Key lime pie. also continue our Meals on Wheels Reservations and cancellations program. are required. You can make a res- There will be no games, classes ervation at 264-2167 by 9 a.m. the or presentations during this time. morning of the day you would like The staff will be working in the to drive through and pick up a meal building and available by phone. If at the Community Café at the Senior you need to speak to a staff mem- Center in the Community Center. ber, please call 264-2167. 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The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 Lasting impres- 14 15 16 sion 5 Life partner 17 18 19 9 Will Smith flick, 20 21 22 23 "____ Earth" 14 Cheer alternative 24 25 26 15 Make, as money 27 28 29 30 31 16 Words to live by 17 All atwitter 32 33 34 35 36 18 Order in the court 37 38 39 40 41 19 Cuban "line" Photo courtesy G. Margiotta 42 43 44 45 46 The nights of olumus annual Lenten fish fry has een canceled. Don dance Heitkamp and Mark Bergon made the sign announcing the cancellation. 20 Nev. neighbor 47 48 49 50

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By Asta Bowen rens are simply two sides of an Special to The PREVIEW ecological coin that is going to flip Arts back and forth over time. We think As if its year-round wildfires Writers on of the sea as a mighty, immutable Lifetime weren’t enough, California is lead- force that can take care of itself — ing the way toward a zombie theLine Range which in the end it may be — but Warranty apocalypse. But, unlike flames tell that to the seals, the codfish, Dovetailed drawer cores roaring across the landscape, this the seabirds, the humpback whales apocalypse is happening qui- major villain in the Pacific scenario and now the kelp forests vanishing “Whispertouch” soft etly, just below the surface. And its may well be “The Blob,” an epic before our eyes. action drawer and hinge scope is staggering. rise in surface water temperatures Tell it to the abalone divers fac- closures Imagine the great swaths of that lasted several years and may ing a closed fishery. Tell it to the forest that once blanketed much be coming back. Sea-star wasting atmosphere, losing yet another of this continent; now imagine an disease, which virtually eradicated place to stash excess carbon. Tell army of tree-eaters, billions strong, a key predator of the urchins, has it to all the crustaceans, fish and who suddenly show up and start been linked to such warming marine mammals who will have to mowing down everything in their waters. look elsewhere for food and shelter. Affordable Kitchens path. A little about sea urchins, those Tell it to the coastal communities Call Mike Barr today (970) 731-7000 Dubbed a “zombie apocalypse” pretty pin cushions of the ocean whose shorelines will now bear the [email protected] • merillat.com by University of California scientist floor: no brain, no heart, under- brunt of storm surge unbuffered by Joe Gaydos, this is happening right neath all the stingers, it’s mostly that biomass of kelp. now — in the sea instead of on the nerves and sex and appetite. Given Tell it to Oregon, who’s next on silver screen. The forests are kelp, the balance of nature, the logical the urchins’ menu. Washington, Non-Emergency large brown algae that live in cool, fate of a species that eats itself out are you listening? relatively shallow waters close of house and home, while wildly We can take the chance that to the shore. They grow in dense reproducing, should be starvation. ocean warming is just a blip on MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION groupings and feed and shelter But this is where the real zombie the radar, but until our own spe- thousands of fish, invertebrates act shows up: it seems that if things cies develops the ability to live for to Denver, Durango, Farmington, Colorado Springs — and marine mammal species. get bad enough, urchins can deploy centuries, other measures are in Anywhere in Colorado and border state approved cities. The invaders are sea urchins to a near-death state. Thus, the order, measures like the emergency for Medicaid insured rides to and from Medicaid providers and the destruction has profound species manages to endure in the rule just approved by the California repercussions. very environment it trashed, not Fish and Wildlife Commission. It Pre-approval and 24-hour notice required. Call for details. 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At dinner time, the absorption of natural sugars, perfectly happy without chicken 1. Eat lots of whole-grain car- a lower risk of mortality than low- allow vegetables to take up the but the body digests added sugars or steak, while some people might bohydrates. carb diets that favored animal- most real estate on your plate. much more quickly, leading to an shudder at the notion of never Fad diets tend to paint carbs derived protein sources. When The Centers for Disease Control uptick in blood sugar levels that indulging in the occasional filet as the enemy, but various studies buying carbs at the grocery store, and Prevention note that diets can ultimately contribute to dia- mignon. have shown just how integral car- shoppers can opt for whole-grain rich in fruits and veggies can help betes. 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Having Mold can trigger allergic reac- the air conditioning running can tions, so it is best to keep it out of If you are already a print subscriber, your subscription includes the e-edition. Follow the above directions, except help filter the air as well. a home. Solutions that contain at click on “Already a print subscriber” instead of choosing your subscription plan. least 10 percent bleach can be ef- Use exhaust fans fective at killing mold, but it’s best The AAAAI recommends using to prevent mold from growing en- an exhaust fan in the kitchen and tirely. That means keeping tabs of bathrooms to reduce the levels of any moisture issues and addressing moisture in these rooms and filter them immediately. out potential allergens and odors. Allergies can be problematic, Moisture can eventually lead to the but routine home cleaning in the (970) 264-2100 • 457 Lewis Street • PO Box 9, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 growth of mold and mildew, which right way can help alleviate symp- isn’t healthy for anyone, including toms. Page 24 — Section 1 — PREVIEW — The Pagosa Springs SUN — Thursday, March 19, 2020 The Pagosa Springs SUN – Thursday, March 19, 2020 – PREVIEW – Section 1 – Page 25 264-2100 Classifi eds 264-2100 264-2100 Classifi eds 264-2100 Offi ce Hours: Monday — Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Classifi ed Deadline: Tuesday 10 a.m. Offi ce Hours: Monday — Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Classifi ed Deadline: Tuesday 10 a.m.

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FOR ALL YOUR HOME CARE NEEDS ECTS. Honey do lists. Carpentry. Honest and k12.co.us. Woody (970)582-0065 or Carl (970)903-2346. WATER NEED • Room Add-ons 1 (970) 585-4088 reliable. Call Manny at (228)355-1628. MARCH MADNESS SALE, MARCH 16-28. Bulk Potable for over • Total Remodels Water Distributor 19 years O ering a wide range of General Construction. Shoes- BOGO Sale Buy One Get One Free. • Decks and Patios Sweaters- $2. Methodist Thrift Store. PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO Distribution No. 36184 Painting/staining. Appliance and  xture installation. Deck building and repair. Pressure washing. SERVICES • Painting Steel work. Tile installation. Odd and custom work. Bathroom/kitchen remodeling. HEALTH SERVICES SIMPLY CLEAN- EFFICIENT AND THOR- • Drywall: Tape, Bed Texture Oering the Original Insured, honest, work at fair prices. Local, and dependable! “Where Quality Comes First” Cistern Deep Cleaning Service OUGH! Housecleaning services. Call Erin to HOME AND ANIMAL CARE. Broad experi- • Fences HAVE KANGAROO, WILL TRAVEL to you. schedule a cleaning. (949)566-3906. ence with horses, cattle, alpaca, goats and Quali ed in All Aspects of Painting • Plumbing STATE CERTIFIED HIP HOP MASSAGE: (970)759-2639. ALLEY HOUSE GRILLE. Take out service is pets. House checks, lite maintenance, etc. • Handyman Service OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. Cornerstone Free Estimates CO0204833 available. Call (970)264-0999, 4p.m.-8p.m. Dependable with reliable transportation. In- Snow LIFE CHANGING TOOL, WHOLE self inte- Dr. $250/ month plus utilities. For more infor- Removal! sured. References by request. (970)903-5657. Locally Owned & Operated We Will Work With You or Match Prices gration. FREE soul light clearings, Sundays mation, call (970)585-4193. ELDERLY COMPANIONSHIP SERVICES. www.thewaterrunner.com Pagosa MYOFACIAL REIKI 970-585-4191 Call Bob 2-4p.m. (love offering). , 40 years experience working with seniors PRISTINE VIEW WINDOW CLEANING. (970) 731-5022 massage, COUPLES massage studio. CALL plus master’s in aging. Support includes Clean windows are healthy- allergy reduction, 20+ Years Experience (970) 903-1921 Chadd Carnley, Owner Construction Services TODAY 731-0527. Advanced Healing Mas- emotional, physical, meds as needed, light dirt removal, spider control. Licensed, insured. Remodels including Kitchen & Bath sage, 543 Park Ave. Ste 1 (just up the street housekeeping, errands i.e. groceries. Re- Free quotes! Call/text (970)235-0001. from Beehive, on the left). sponsible, attentive, detail- oriented. I support Siding • Decking • Drywall • Painting ROOF REPAIR. DAMAGE FROM sliding  safe, healthy positive lifestyles. Pagosa TURN A JOB No Job Too Small HOT SPRINGS HEALERS Wellness Center. snow, panel replacement, valley damage, resident. (858)329-4149. TO DO INTO Chiropractic, acupuncture, craniosacral, mas- vent pipes and chimney replacement. Roof Landscaping A JOB WELL sage, water therapy in the hot springs. Auto rescrewing, chimney cleaning. Arlie’s Chim- & Tractor Work • PAINT Call (970) 749-4252 and sports injuries. 1/2 hour $60 and 1 hour ney Sweep (970)731-2543. Licensed & Insured • 20+ Years Experience ANNOUNCEMENTS • Landscaping New & Old • STAIN DONE $120 treatment. (971)221-4797, hotspring- PAGOSA’S BEST CARPET, TILE, AND UP- • Planting Trees & Bushes FREE shealers.com. Home visits. Durango hours HOLSTERY CLEANING. Estimates • CHINK on Wednesday. TRADITIONAL ALANON GROUP: Tradi- Newest equipment • Retaining Walls tional AlAnon Group meets Mondays, 6p.m., and a passion for what we do. Let us do a • Drainage Problems Solved deeper clean that others can’t match! Our 505-402-7131 Pagosa Bible Church, 209 Harman Park Dr. • Driveways Built or Reworked Special this month is a free upholstery clean- Tom Haynie Chuck’s Expert Services HELP WANTED (325)669-9715. Small and Large Jobs Welcomed ing with every carpet/ tile cleaning! Schedule Heather Haynie Fast ~ Reliable ~ Expert Service ~ 30+ Years Experience JERSEYLILYSFOOD.COM, STEAK, BURG- Westward Inc. 20+ years experience • insured today! Call Xavier at (970)582-0085. Credit/ • 24/7 • Roots ALCON CONSTRUCTION INC. is recruiting ERS, SLIDERS, gourmet dogs, salads and Call (970) 264-0913 [email protected] Debit Cards Accepted. Heating & A/C for a full-time assistant superintendent for a desserts at Iron Dram, Wednesday (steak • Ice • Grease CHINLE: I’m Chinle, and I may be short in AUTHENTIC ADOBE CONSTRUCTION: project in Pagosa Springs, CO. Job is antic- night); Thursday (pasta and trivia night); and • Toilet clogs Commercial Refrigeration stature, but I’m long on love! I was found Spring Special ipated to last from April through December Friday 6-10p.m. and Saturday 4-10p.m. Dwellings. Solar Greenhouses. Kiva fire- wandering in Arizona, so if you need 21 lbs. places. Adobe and cob hornos. 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For PAGOSA SPARKLES, LLC, GROUP of Interior Trim • Painting Charlotte (970)903-9690. • Thorough & Reliable more details and to apply please go to: https:// detail oriented, trustworthy, reliable cleaners. Exterior Siding Installation alconconstruction.com/employment/ or call A.A. PAGOSA SPRINGS GROUP. 315 N. Starting at $20/ per hour. Text/ call KIM. • A ordable & Guaranteed Concrete Work • and more Kari at (719)589-4084. 2nd St./CR 200- Snowball Rd. Sunday 10a.m. (970)946-6446. • Bonded & Insured Large & Small Repair Work Blueprints 1NNU]QN`J[V]Q ),5(:22' (OD); Monday noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (C-BB); IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS FOR servers, SKIDSTEER WORK- POST HOLES, grad- >VVK .HZ Tuesday noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (CM); Wednes- TREE PRUNING/ HAZARD TREE REMOV- • Flexible Days & Times S 6QRZ5HPRYDO host, line cooks and sushi chefs. Pay DOE. ing, back fi lling garages, decks, remodels, AL! (970) 946-3356 Have your plans drawn now. )\YUPUN day 7:30a.m. (OD), noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (OD); Southwest Sawyers, insured, licensed. • Over 10 Years Experience Apply at Sushi Fusion or text (316)461-9613. additions, snow removal and more! (970)903- Professional, experienced, affordable, time- Don’t wait! -PYLWSHJLZ Thursday noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (ON); Friday JONES MECHANICAL. EXPERIENCE noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (OD); Saturday 7:30a.m. 7567, Steve. ly. Call, text or email for a f ree estimate! • Locally Owned & Operated Be ready to start your house, :[V]LZ PREFERRED but will train right person. Ex- (OD), 5:30p.m. (OD). (Last Friday of the RIVERSTONE CARPET CLEANING. 25 (970)779-8430 Southwestsawyers@gmail. barn, garage or deck on time. =LYTVU[*HZ[PUN cellent opportunity to learn the HVAC trade. month 6p.m. potluck, 7p.m. birthday speaker cents/ sq. ft. and $3 per stair. No hidden com. Call Maddie - 720-375-6091 4HQLZ[PJ/LHY[O FIRE & ICE (970)731-3046. meeting.) 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ARCHULETA SCHOOL DISTRICT has a STEAK NIGHT WEDNESDAY 6-10p.m. at SIMPLY CLEAN- EFFICIENT AND THOR- unique limited term job opening for a Con- $ Iron Dram Whiskey Bar. 12 oz. ribeye, potato, The OUGH! Start @ 79 Get your Housecleaning services. Call Erin to struction Project Manager during summer of salad, roll and dessert, $24; half $12. Jersey Water Runner Pagosa Handyman schedule a cleaning. (949)566-3906. 2020. Complete job description located on the Lily’s cooking! interiors Fix All Carnley Water Delivery Services LOCAL MOVING SERVICES. Reasonable website www.mypagosaschools.com under NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS MEETS  nished Home Repair Roger Moore, Owner and reliable. 946-2061. the “Job Postings” icon. For more information, WEDNESDAYS, before Reliable 7p.m. at 315 N. 2nd St./ & Construction pagosahandyman.com HANDYMAN SERVICES. SMALL PROJ- contact Laura Mijares at lmijares@pagosa. CR 200, Snowball Rd. For information contact Honest Service Meeting the spring! FOR ALL YOUR HOME CARE NEEDS ECTS. Honey do lists. Carpentry. Honest and k12.co.us. Woody (970)582-0065 or Carl (970)903-2346. WATER NEED • Room Add-ons 1 (970) 585-4088 reliable. Call Manny at (228)355-1628. MARCH MADNESS SALE, MARCH 16-28. Bulk Potable for over • Total Remodels Water Distributor 19 years O ering a wide range of General Construction. Shoes- BOGO Sale Buy One Get One Free. • Decks and Patios Sweaters- $2. Methodist Thrift Store. PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO Distribution No. 36184 Painting/staining. Appliance and  xture installation. Deck building and repair. Pressure washing. SERVICES • Painting Steel work. Tile installation. Odd and custom work. Bathroom/kitchen remodeling. HEALTH SERVICES SIMPLY CLEAN- EFFICIENT AND THOR- • Drywall: Tape, Bed Texture Oering the Original Insured, honest, work at fair prices. Local, and dependable! “Where Quality Comes First” Cistern Deep Cleaning Service OUGH! Housecleaning services. Call Erin to HOME AND ANIMAL CARE. Broad experi- • Fences HAVE KANGAROO, WILL TRAVEL to you. schedule a cleaning. (949)566-3906. ence with horses, cattle, alpaca, goats and Quali ed in All Aspects of Painting • Plumbing STATE CERTIFIED HIP HOP MASSAGE: (970)759-2639. ALLEY HOUSE GRILLE. Take out service is pets. House checks, lite maintenance, etc. • Handyman Service OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. Cornerstone Free Estimates CO0204833 available. Call (970)264-0999, 4p.m.-8p.m. Dependable with reliable transportation. In- Snow LIFE CHANGING TOOL, WHOLE self inte- Dr. $250/ month plus utilities. For more infor- Removal! sured. References by request. (970)903-5657. Locally Owned & Operated We Will Work With You or Match Prices gration. FREE soul light clearings, Sundays mation, call (970)585-4193. ELDERLY COMPANIONSHIP SERVICES. www.thewaterrunner.com Pagosa MYOFACIAL REIKI 970-585-4191 Call Bob 2-4p.m. (love offering). , 40 years experience working with seniors PRISTINE VIEW WINDOW CLEANING. (970) 731-5022 massage, COUPLES massage studio. CALL plus master’s in aging. Support includes Clean windows are healthy- allergy reduction, 20+ Years Experience (970) 903-1921 Chadd Carnley, Owner Construction Services TODAY 731-0527. Advanced Healing Mas- emotional, physical, meds as needed, light dirt removal, spider control. Licensed, insured. Remodels including Kitchen & Bath sage, 543 Park Ave. Ste 1 (just up the street housekeeping, errands i.e. groceries. Re- Free quotes! Call/text (970)235-0001. from Beehive, on the left). sponsible, attentive, detail- oriented. I support Siding • Decking • Drywall • Painting ROOF REPAIR. DAMAGE FROM sliding  safe, healthy positive lifestyles. Pagosa TURN A JOB No Job Too Small HOT SPRINGS HEALERS Wellness Center. snow, panel replacement, valley damage, resident. (858)329-4149. TO DO INTO Chiropractic, acupuncture, craniosacral, mas- vent pipes and chimney replacement. Roof Landscaping A JOB WELL sage, water therapy in the hot springs. Auto rescrewing, chimney cleaning. Arlie’s Chim- & Tractor Work • PAINT Call (970) 749-4252 and sports injuries. 1/2 hour $60 and 1 hour ney Sweep (970)731-2543. Licensed & Insured • 20+ Years Experience ANNOUNCEMENTS • Landscaping New & Old • STAIN DONE $120 treatment. (971)221-4797, hotspring- PAGOSA’S BEST CARPET, TILE, AND UP- • Planting Trees & Bushes FREE shealers.com. Home visits. Durango hours HOLSTERY CLEANING. Estimates • CHINK on Wednesday. TRADITIONAL ALANON GROUP: Tradi- Newest equipment • Retaining Walls tional AlAnon Group meets Mondays, 6p.m., and a passion for what we do. Let us do a • Drainage Problems Solved deeper clean that others can’t match! Our 505-402-7131 Pagosa Bible Church, 209 Harman Park Dr. • Driveways Built or Reworked Special this month is a free upholstery clean- Tom Haynie Chuck’s Expert Services HELP WANTED (325)669-9715. Small and Large Jobs Welcomed ing with every carpet/ tile cleaning! Schedule Heather Haynie Fast ~ Reliable ~ Expert Service ~ 30+ Years Experience JERSEYLILYSFOOD.COM, STEAK, BURG- Westward Inc. 20+ years experience • insured today! Call Xavier at (970)582-0085. Credit/ • 24/7 • Roots ALCON CONSTRUCTION INC. is recruiting ERS, SLIDERS, gourmet dogs, salads and Call (970) 264-0913 [email protected] Debit Cards Accepted. Heating & A/C for a full-time assistant superintendent for a desserts at Iron Dram, Wednesday (steak • Ice • Grease CHINLE: I’m Chinle, and I may be short in AUTHENTIC ADOBE CONSTRUCTION: project in Pagosa Springs, CO. Job is antic- night); Thursday (pasta and trivia night); and • Toilet clogs Commercial Refrigeration stature, but I’m long on love! I was found Spring Special ipated to last from April through December Friday 6-10p.m. and Saturday 4-10p.m. Dwellings. Solar Greenhouses. Kiva fire- wandering in Arizona, so if you need 21 lbs. places. Adobe and cob hornos. Garden Master Craftsman • Line cameras and locating Restaurant Equipment 2020. Work will be approximately 50 hours of love, I’m your guy! Adopt from the Humane A.A. PRINCIPLES BEFORE PERSONAL- walls. More! Energy effi cient “Rocket Mass Handyman Services per week with some weekends required. 3-5 ITIES GROUP ! Call 970-903-8746 Society 731-4771. winter hours beginning on Heaters.” Highly experienced “Master” earth OFF years construction experience is required. Remodeling Specialist 970-317-5274 Tuesday, December 19, beginning at 6p.m. builder. Project management. Consulting. 30% for Fast, Friendly, Expert Service Rough carpentry skills preferred. Mus t Kitchens • Baths • Decks on Tuesdays and Thursdays at St. Patrick’s Your First Cleaning 733 Deer Trail • Pagosa Springs • [email protected] possess a valid driver license with a clean David, 264-4923. Additions • Basements Episcopal Church, 225 S. Pagosa Blvd. driving record. Compensation is DOE. For PAGOSA SPARKLES, LLC, GROUP of Interior Trim • Painting Charlotte (970)903-9690. • Thorough & Reliable more details and to apply please go to: https:// detail oriented, trustworthy, reliable cleaners. Exterior Siding Installation alconconstruction.com/employment/ or call A.A. PAGOSA SPRINGS GROUP. 315 N. Starting at $20/ per hour. Text/ call KIM. • A ordable & Guaranteed Concrete Work • and more Kari at (719)589-4084. 2nd St./CR 200- Snowball Rd. Sunday 10a.m. (970)946-6446. • Bonded & Insured Large & Small Repair Work Blueprints 1NNU]QN`J[V]Q ),5(:22' (OD); Monday noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (C-BB); IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS FOR servers, SKIDSTEER WORK- POST HOLES, grad- >VVK .HZ Tuesday noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (CM); Wednes- TREE PRUNING/ HAZARD TREE REMOV- • Flexible Days & Times S 6QRZ5HPRYDO host, line cooks and sushi chefs. Pay DOE. ing, back fi lling garages, decks, remodels, AL! (970) 946-3356 Have your plans drawn now. )\YUPUN day 7:30a.m. (OD), noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (OD); Southwest Sawyers, insured, licensed. • Over 10 Years Experience Apply at Sushi Fusion or text (316)461-9613. additions, snow removal and more! (970)903- Professional, experienced, affordable, time- Don’t wait! -PYLWSHJLZ Thursday noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (ON); Friday JONES MECHANICAL. EXPERIENCE noon (OD), 5:30p.m. (OD); Saturday 7:30a.m. 7567, Steve. ly. Call, text or email for a f ree estimate! • Locally Owned & Operated Be ready to start your house, :[V]LZ PREFERRED but will train right person. Ex- (OD), 5:30p.m. (OD). (Last Friday of the RIVERSTONE CARPET CLEANING. 25 (970)779-8430 Southwestsawyers@gmail. barn, garage or deck on time. =LYTVU[*HZ[PUN cellent opportunity to learn the HVAC trade. month 6p.m. potluck, 7p.m. birthday speaker cents/ sq. ft. and $3 per stair. No hidden com. Call Maddie - 720-375-6091 4HQLZ[PJ/LHY[O FIRE & ICE (970)731-3046. meeting.) 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Adopt AL-ANON MEETS EVERY TUESDAY at GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS, FOUNDATION PLAS- CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING. Reasonable 40 years experience (970)507-1234 for details. from the Humane Society 731-4771. 6p.m. at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church in the TIC and gravel, sump pumps installed, house prices. Linda Lerno, 731-5173. e Guru 970.398.0988 *OHZLJHWZ‹:UV^ZWSP[[LYZ Parish Hall. www.al-anon-co.org. As of 3/31, splash guards and landscaping. Call Patrick DECKS *\Z[VTJOPTUL`ZOYV\KZ SPRING ENTRY LEVEL HELPER for indoor cultiva- HOUSEKEEPER. HARDWORKING, DE- our meeting space is temporarily unavailable (970)946-9571 or Dominic (432)847-6451. repaired & installed tion. J and J Enterprises is hiring for a entry PENDABLE, SEEKING homes that appreci- is back! SPECIALS level grow helper. This is a full-time position due to COVID-19 precautions. For updates, AINSWORTH CLEANING COMPANY. Re- With Professional 7HNVZH7LHR ate detail. Tiffany (970)903-9494. M-F, 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m. No experience need- please text (303)815-8569. For a list of online liable, thorough and very detailed cleaning. Stucco Repair & Painting HOUSE CHECKS *\Z[VT-PYLWSHJLZ CLEANING & CARETAKING FOR ed. The grow helpers responsibilities include and phone meetings, please visit al-anon.org. Same person, same quality clean. Every time! residen- weekly, biweekly, monthly Drywall repair >/^` cleaning of grow equipment, sweeping and Homes (occasional/ scheduled), vacation tial, vacation rentals and seasonal homes. insured • 35+ years experience Exterior & Interior painting mopping of rooms, taking out trash, move rentals, organizing, post construction. Remote Call Absolute Cleaning & Home Management. Maurice 264-3165 7HNVZH:WYPUNZ*VSV equipment and/or supplies, checking on nu- Area Clients Welcome. (970)-210-1045, Professional and insured! (970)946-8501. Staining & more Please leave your phone number WE DELIVER! Shop    KPYLJ[ trient reservoirs and more. This is a physically Kimberly. HANDY ANDY MAINTENANCE. Painting, Call Gary (970) 398-9223  ZOV^YVVT 20’ NEW demanding job. You must have the ability to: EQUAL HOUSING window cleaning, plumbing, deck repair. VIP OPPORTUNITY BAZ THE HANDYMAN PAGOSA Springs is ^^^WHNVZHÄYLWSHJLZJVT RENT • BUY • RENT TO OWN work on your feet for long periods of time, work maintenance. (830)220-4883. LET’S STORE IT • 731�0007 All real estate advertised in this newspaper is your one stop shop for wide range of home ARE YOU LOOKING FOR CONCRETE work, on a ladder, carry equipment/ supplies (weigh- The SUN subject to the Federal Fair Housing act of 1968 maintenance and repair solutions. Just call TAKING ON WORK FOR SUMMER 2020. ing 50#) upstairs. You MUST have a Colorado which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, foundations, patios, driveways, stamped Ed’s limitation or discrimination based on race, color, Baz (480)433-1776. Excavation, septic Installs, road repair, French concrete, excavation, landscaping work, PET SITTING M.E.D employee badge to hired. If you do religion, or national origin, or an intention, to make HOME REPAIRS, IMPROVEMENTS: Decks. drains, boulder walls. Luke (970)946-3966. rock walls, sod trees, plants, sprinklers, small COWGIRL CLEANING CO. STAINING & PAINTING not currently have a badge, please visit their such preference, limitation or discrimination." I’ll treat your pet as my own website for more information. www.colorado. Classifi eds This newspaper will not knowingly accept any Masonry. Tile. Carpentry. Painting. Drywall. QUALITY CLEANING SERVICES. HONEST asphalt repair? Call ROS SERVICES today Construction & Remodel • Residential Interior, exterior, repaints & new construction advertising for real estate which is in violation of Plaster. Adobe. Rocket mass heaters. More! and reliable. Residential, commercial, new (970)397-2133. Thank you for your interest. I Call Ed 970-946-2606 Vacation Rentals • Property Management References, insured gov/pacifi c/enforcement/med-employee. the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all PagosaSUN.com [email protected] dwellings advertised in this newspaper are avail- Honest, well experienced craftsman. David, construction, rentals and home security can send over pictures of previous work and 970-799-1778 Call now for free estimate and to schedule LINE COOK/ PREP COOK WANTED full time able on an equal opportunity basis. 264-4923. checks. Call (801)201-0496 or (970)317-8445. have lots of happy clients for referrals. Licensed & Bonded Free Estimates • Insured • References Available Patrick - 970-946-9571 Dominic - 432-847-6451 at the PEAK DELI. Bring resume. No calls. 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EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 1. Archuleta CAREGIVERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. NOW HIRING FULL-TIME FRONT COUNT- HAVE LOVE AND ROOM in your heart for 1999 SUBARU LEGACY. 4 door, AWD, rough County Public Works Department is accepting No experience necessary. Must be caring ER associate with positive customer service children? Consider being a foster family or body, good tires, needs work. 155,727 miles, applications for an Equipment Operator 1. This and compassionate. Visit us at www.people- skills. Job includes waiting on customers with family helper with Human Services. Call 264- $1,000 OBO. (765)749-4830. is a full-time position with excellent benefi ts. carehs.com. Contact Deandra at dberes@ their meat and seafood needs, packaging 2182 for more information. 2017 NISSAN SENTRA SV. Like new. Runs and For job description and wage details, visit peoplecarehs.com or (970)399-8257. meat, taking phone orders, cash register SEASONAL WEED AND PEST T ECH- looks great. Mileage 19,700. Asking $13,500. www.archuletacounty.org. Submit an applica- sales. Must be able to multi task and be friend- 3R RANCH HIRING ONE full-time position NICIAN. (970)946-3762. tion and resume to HR, PO Box 1507, Pagosa ly. Customer service experience preferred. Archuleta County is accepting 50-80% OFF for ranch hand/ landscape maintenance. applications for a Seasonal Weed and Pest AWD 2009 NISSAN MURANO SL, 103k miles, Springs, CO 81147. Fax (970)264-1879 OR Must have own reliable transportation and Please apply in person with Kevin at The Buck email [email protected]. Archuleta Stops Here Market & Eatery. Technician. For job description and wage excellent condition, $7,400. (970)731-4568. valid drivers license. 40 hours a week. Call details, visit www.archuletacounty.org. Sub- County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Store Prices GUARANTEED CREDIT APPROVAL! (970)264-5160, leave message. FIRESIDE CABINS: HOUSEKEEPING. mit an application to Human Resources, PO 4X4 Auto Sales, 21698 Hwy. 160 West, Durango. CLEANERS, UP TO $15/ hour. Must be LOOKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE Great work environment, will train. Work Box 1507, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, fax FREE in the (970)385-7940. detail oriented, trustworthy, reliable. Text or lives of others? Community Connections is alone. We are looking for a part-time/ full-time (970)264-1879 or email rsmith@archule- LOCAL call Pagosa Sparkles, LLC, (970)946-6446. seeking FT staff in Pagosa Springs or Bayfi eld housekeeper. 3-5 days a week. Starting pay tacounty.org. Archuleta County is an Equal DELIVERY 1997 FORD F250, 4X4, 460 cu. in. 141,000 OFFICE CLERK/ BOOKKEEPING ASSIS- to support individuals with developmental $13-$15 an hour depending on day of the Opportunity Employer. original miles. New transmission, brakes. week and experience. We are looking for Must see to appreciate. Super clean. $13,000. TANT. Come join our growing team. We’re disabilities in their homes and the community. EXPERIENCED LINE COOK, experienced looking for a well-organized individual to help Salary is $13.58/ hour. To apply, go to www. someone to work mostly weekends and some (970)946-7757. weekdays. Please give us a call if you have cashier. Clean, sober, good with people. Apply us out with offi ce work and bookkeeping. We communityconnectionsco.org Employment 2007 PRIUS. 127,000 MILES, 50 MPG, $2,000 any questions about the days/ hours, I can in person, The Malt Shoppe. No calls. are willing to train the right person. A Colorado tab. Accepting applications until fi lled. EOE. hybrid battery, $280 regular battery, regular explain more. Hours vary from 9a.m.-3p.m. PONDEROSA LUMBER COMPANY is seek- M.E.D. Employment badge is required. VETERINARY TECHNICIAN. We are looking service at dealer. $6,000. (970)264-1402. depending on the workload for the day. En- ing a customer services oriented individual for Please send your resume to employment@ for a 3/4 time Veterinary Technician to join Call 970-238-6323 glish not a requirement. For more information, the offi ce. Duties include data entry, answering 2001 FORD SUPER DUTY XLT, 3/4 ton pickup jandjinc.net. our team. Animal care experience required. call (970)264-9204 or email Johnjessharper@ phones, fi ling, customer services and point ATTENTION CONTRACTORS AND HOME- truck. 4 door, long bed, V- 10, gas powered, ARCHULETA SCHOOL DISTRICT has Veterinary experience preferred but will train gmail.com. Come in to preview our facility and -of-sale. This could be a full-time or part-time OWNERS. Are you remodeling or tearing down? automatic transmission, 2 wheel drive. After- the following job openings with complete qualifi ed person. Please bring resumes to apply at Fireside Cabins, 1600 E. Hwy. 160, position with benefi ts. Retail and accounting Call Durango Salvage, we buy and sell building market trailer brake controller. White, interior descriptions located on the website www. Pagosa Veterinary Clinic at 101 County Road Pagosa Springs (east side of Pagosa just experience are a plus. Please apply in person materials. Tom, (970)749-2271, Mark, 749-8235. is tan cloth. 163,650 miles. $8,500. San Juan mypagosaschools.com under the “Job 411. No phone calls please. past Hwy. 84 and 160 junction, 1 mile from at 2435 Eagle Drive in Pagosa Springs. Trading Post, 635 San Juan St., Pagosa, Postings” icon. Openings for current year ALL NATURAL, 100% GRASS finished OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL downtown area). Must be dependable. (970)731-7296. are: Food Service Substitute; Bus Drivers; ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT I. Red Willow beef and lamb, pastured pork, and organic is accepting applications for a P reschool 2012 TOYOTA PRIUS C Substitutes and Custodial Subs. Opening MOUNTAIN SPIRITS WINE AND LIQUOR Production Co. free range chicken from GrassRoots Meats. hybrid hatchback teacher to start in the fall. Please call Anette Provides accounting and for 20-21 school year includes Elementary hiring part-time clerk. Nights and weekends Available at our warehouse on Mondays, as with 146,393 miles, serviced regularly. 4 door, at (970)731-3512 or stop by at 56 Meadows clerical support to the Accounting Department. RESIDENTIAL RENTALS COMMERCIAL RENTALS Teacher; Middle School Student Therapist; required. Apply at store. well as the Choke Cherry Tree and Joy’s the auto transmission and hybrid power plant. New for an application. High School diploma or equivalent and 2 years and High School Computer Science Teacher. rest of the week. www.grassrootsmeats.colo@ windshield, aftermarket wheels, fl oor mats, roof USE YOUR CAREGIVING TALENTS to help clerical or accounting support experience. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH APARTMENT. Ca- 5 OFFICES WITH RECEPTION. 4 at 150 For more information, contact Laura Mijares PATROL DEPUTY. Archuleta County Sheriff’s Closing date: 5p.m. on 3/27/2020. To apply, gmail.com. Call Lois for more information, rack. $7,000. San Juan Trading Post, 635 San others stay in their home. Training and fl exible thedral ceiling, porch, views, uptown. Take sq. ft. 1 at 230 sq. ft. 2,000 sq. ft. of shop/ at [email protected]. offi ce is accepting applications for the position visit: www.sugf.com. (970)582-0166. Juan St., Pagosa, (970)731-7296. schedule. LifeCare (970)516-1234. over $1,015/ month lease. Furnished, brand warehouse space. Call (970)946-0874. If you’re thinking of selling your of Patrol Deputy. Applicants must be Colorado WILSON ENTERPRISES LANDSCAPE FURNITURE: 45” ROUND METAL/ faux leather new W/D in apartment, 2 AC units, new queen P.O.S.T certifi ed. For job description and wage PONDEROSA LUMBER IS SEEKING a COMPANY now hiring positions for mainte- dining table plus 6 chairs, matching bakers rack. bed and futon, etc. (Buy furniture, best offer.) home, finding out its VALUE details, please visit www.archuletacounty. full-time yard associate/ driver. Lumber expe- RESIDENTIAL RENTALS nance and installation crews. Very competitive YARD SALES Electric oak fi replace, dark brown fl at screen Water, trash, snow removal included. No pets. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY org. Submit a Sheriff’s Offi ce application and rience is a plus. Duties include helping cus- wages. Work begins around April 1st. Call Yul cabinet, oak cabinet, oak offi ce suite, pictures, Call 731-2555. is the place to start! resume to Human Resources, PO Box 1507, tomers in the yard, loading/ unloading trucks, at (970)946-6651. BE SURE TO CHECK red BBQ, plus more. Lori (970)946-8747. RENTALS AVAILABLE: 2 brand new unfur- LODGE AND CABINS in the mountains with Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 or fax (970)264- and providing inventory support. We offer a for more yard sales in STUDIO AVAILABLE IN OLD DOWNTOWN nished 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2-car garage homes river frontage, very profi table business with THE TILE & CARPET STORE seeks ap- 1879 or email to rsmith@archuletacounty. competitive wage based on experience and the Too Late To Classify section. SELL OR TRADE YOUR GUNS. We buy for area. $525/ month includes water, sewer and at Lake Hatcher. Both allow a small dog and have long history, includes room for expansion. Live plicants for a part-time sales/ warehouse org. Archuleta County is an equal opportunity a benefi t package including holiday pay, paid ESTATE SALE. 351 W. Golf Pl. Everything cash or trade it. No hassle. Licensed, bonded, garbage. Call (970)946-4755. Call us for a free position. Immediate emphasis will be on time off, medical, dental and 401(k). Please insured. San Juan Trading Post, 635 San Juan a fenced yard. One has air conditioning. Unfur- and work in paradise! For more information, employer. must go. Fully furnished 4 bedroom home. 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH APARTMENTS for sales and position may become full time apply in person or contact Darrin at 731-4111. St. 731-PAWN (7296). nished 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2-car garage at contact Peggy Andrews, Independent Broker, professional opinion and analysis Friday, 4p.m.-7p.m., Saturday, 7a.m.-3p.m. rent. $1,100/ month includes ALL utilities in the future. Candidates must be friendly, CNA CLASS STARTING SOON. Full-time Lake Hatcher. Small pet approved. Unfurnished [email protected], (970)946-0473. AMERICAN CIVIL CONSTRUCTORS LLC and Sunday, 12p.m.-3p.m. PRICE REDUCED TO $300. Bakfl ip G2 Ton- (except internet/ TV), $500 security deposit. with good customer service, multi-tasking, positions available. Alternating weekends condo with loft and 1 bath. Small peta llowed. Call of your home. neau cover. Was on my 2017 Toyota Tundra Shared washer/ dryer in basement. They are and organizational skills. Must have basic off. Competitive wages and benefi t package. is looking for construction laborers for a job in Sunetha (970)459-4411 for more information. Crewmax, but will fi t years 2007 and up, 5-foot, located 2 miles east of downtown, quiet coun- computer knowledge and the ability to lift Apply at Pine Ridge Extended Care, 119 Pagosa Springs. Great candidates must be reli- 600 SQ. FT. FULLY FURNISHED studio con- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PERSONALS 7-inch bed. Like new, black, originally $858. try setting right off the highway. NO smoking, 50+ lbs. Hourly wage commensurate with Bastille Dr., Pagosa. able, able to navigate unstable walking surfaces, dominium, Valley View Dr. $900/ month. Home regularly lift/ pull/ push 30+ pounds and meet Call 946-3137. NO pets, call or text (970)903-0966. experience. Resume required, please email MOUNTAIN SPIRITS WINE AND LIQUOR and Ranch Property Management 946-5330. LODGE AND CABINS in the mountains with IT CAN STOP! Let us help. 24-hour domestic to: [email protected]. the basic requirements of employment including FIREWOOD SALE! It’s the end of the season, river frontage, very profi table business with hiring part-time clerk. Nights and weekends violence or sexual assault hotline. Confi den- SADDLE MOUNTAIN TOWNHOMES lease passing a pre-employment drug test based on but the nights are still chilly. Get the dump truck long history, includes room for expansion. Live PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE- Full-time posi- required. Apply at store. federal laws and having eligibility vetted through tial. 264-9075. available March 1st. 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 baths. COMMERCIAL RENTALS tion. No experience necessary. Competitive special for $350! Get on the list and get a head Open fl oor plan with gas fi replace, oversize and work in paradise! For more information, PAGOSA SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTER is E-Verify. ACC offers paid time off for all person- start on next season, limited supply. Contact Dan contact Peggy Andrews, Independent Broker, Call Today! 970-264-3200 pay/ benefi ts. Energetic. Dependable, multi 2-car garage. Close to bike path, uptown City PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASE. looking for Nutritional Service Workers to nel, a strong health care package, life insurance with FIRE&ICE at (970)582-0006. [email protected], (970)946-0473. tasker a must. Submit resumes to Rocky prepare and cook food for hospital patients, and a 401k plan with a match when the company PETS Market and rec center. $1,850/ month includes: Locate your business in Pagosa’s busiest ListPagosa.com or JimSmithRealty.com Mountain PT, 35 Mary Fisher Cir. staff, and visitors. Must have a fl exible sched- is profi table. We are an Equal Opportunity Em- STAINED GLASS CLEARANCE- 50% off over water, lawn maintenance, snow removal. Call/ shopping center. Country Center/ City Market PAGOSA TURNKEY BUSINESS for sale. POSITION OPEN- PART-TIME HELP needed ule and willing to work nights and weekends. ployer and an E-Verify Participating Employer. ADOPT FROM THE Humane Society. Stop by 1,000 sheets. 30 days only, March 15- April 15. text (512)626-8499 Plaza. High traffi c area with abundant parking. Oxygen bar and retail shop. For more infor- M-F at Navajo Trail Laundry. Please apply in Applications may be picked up at the hospital All resumes and/or requests for an application or call 731-4771. You’ll be amazed at what we Call (970)731-5374. LONG & SHORT TERM Rentals available. Common area maintenance included. For mation, call (405)274-3955. person, 75 Navajo Trail Dr. front registration desk, the human resources should be sent to ACCHumanResources@ have to offer. www.humanesociety.biz. OWNERS More Properties Needed! www. more information, please call Charlotte at REAL ESTATE SERVICES offi ce, or downloaded at www.pagosaspring- accbuilt.com or call (303)795-2582. (970)903-7690. Buying or Selling SAN JUAN SALON AND SPA is hiring WHO GETS THE DOG? Now preparing RECREATIONAL VEHICLES NextHomeRMR.com (970)507-8655. smedicalcenter.org. Please email applications TIMESHARE licensed hair stylists, manicurist and esthe- PAGOSA SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTER is pet custody agreements. Colorado licensed BEST VALUE IN PAGOSA. Excellent condition HIGH COUNTRY MINI STORAGE. Most sizes Call Marcie Lewis (970) 759-8672 and resumes to mitzi.bowman@psmedical- tician. Busy summer season ahead. Build looking for a Materials Stock Clerk/ Buyer. attorney. Call 946-3904 for details. 1/1, 2/2 apartment homes. Convenient location, available. Paved, lighted, security. Behind The TEAM PAGOSA REALTY GROUP center.org or fax to (970)731-0907. Pagosa SEEKING TO RENT PRIVATE party’s RV TIMESHARE FOR SALE OR TRADE. Week your clientele quickly. All supplies provided. The Materials Stock Clerk/ Buyer manages the walk to uptown grocery store. 946-9187. Outfi tter. Call 264-9142. Springs Medical Center is an EEO employer. AKC REGISTERED GOLDEN RETRIEVER storage year-round, covered, 25-foot camper 42 in Ptarmigan, maintenance fees paid for Call 731-3004. on-hand inventory within the storeroom, submits puppies for sale. Born February 25th and will van. (717)375-8191. TPRENTALS.COM FOR LONG TERM rental ON SITE RENTALS and portable storage 2020. Best offer. (806)891-0550. PAGOSA WELLNESS SPA- taking applica- and receives orders along with external shipping PROPERTY HILLSIDE INN IS LOOKING for a team player be ready to go home March 21st. Will have needs. (970)731-8599. containers available for delivery. Rodent HOUSES FOR SALE tions for Customer Service Associate (part of items, updates and assists in the maintenance to join our housekeeping staff. Housekeeper their fi rst shots. $900. (970)903-2111. proof, the best storage around at Let’s Store time) and Massage Therapist, must be willing of the EHR database for supply items, provides VILLAGE APARTMENTS. 1 BEDROOM, fur- responsibilities include (but not limited to): It. 731-0007. SUMMER HOME, 8 ACRES PRIME SPOT IN MEADOWS to work evenings and weekend shifts. Located input and advise to departments for inventory DOGGY DAY CARE 81147.COM. Open 365 AUTOS nished. Water and trash included. Tenant pays HOUSES FOR SALE recreational subdivision, performing a variety of cleaning activities OFFICE/ MEDICAL WITH RECEPTION, in the Best Western Lodge (uptown). Send management, provides out-date tracking and days of the year! Full day and half day doggy gas and electric. No pets allowed. Rent $800 a property, Lower Blanco. Hiking, mountain bik- perfect to build your dream home with lots (bathrooms, rooms, hallways), make beds, LAKE FRONT HOME- resume to [email protected] or call management, and develops relationships day care and overnight boarding. Convenient- UPPER RIO GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT- month plus security deposit. Call Ginni 731-2216. three+ exam rooms. Approximately 1,600 Lake Pagosa. 3 ing, fi shing, swimming on-site, forest access, of wildlife and trees. This 7.67 acre property ensure all rooms are cared for and inspected (970)422-7161 for more information. with internal staff and outside vendors or their ly located just 1 mile from downtown Pagosa. Transportation Department. Seeking bids for sq. ft. on ground fl oor. Near Hwy. 160/ Piedra bedroom, 2 bath, vaulted ceilings in living/ fantastic views. (505)414-4895. is located at 115 Olympic Court. Call Norma according to standards, etc. Must be able to SMALL 2 BEDROOM CABIN out of town. representatives. Applications may be picked Call (970)264-9111. numerous vehicles: 1997 Ford Econoline Van Road (near Village Interiors/ Carpet One), dining. Detached 2-car garage with loft, con- Garrett at Pagosa Brokers at (970)264-3800 work on weekends and holidays. Please send CASA DE LOS ARCOS is looking for a part- $1,100/ month. Leave message (970)731-2010. up at the hospital front registration desk, the $2,500; 2006 F-450 14 passenger mini bus Trinity Lane in Pagosa. Minimum 1 year crete, with asphalt drive to street. $435,000, offi ce or (918)282-1956 cell. your resume to [email protected] time maintenance person. If interested, please SAN JUAN RIVER RESORT. human resources offi ce, or downloaded at www. $10,000; 2006 F-450 14 passenger mini bus 3 bedroom, 2 lease $1,300/ month, utilities included (fi rst, (970)749-6374. PROPERTY or stop by the hotel to pick up an application. fi ll out an application at 503 South 8th Street. bath, 2 car garage, furnished, water included. FSBO. BEAUTIFUL, QUIET 35 acres in pagosaspringsmedicalcenter.org. Please email FOR SALE $10,000; 1991 Thomas 65 Passenger bus last, security). Contact Susan (970)799-2559. SELLING OR BUYING? I am INDEPEN- $1,650 per month. Call Ginni at (970)731-2216. gated community. $65,000, owner fi nancing ROOF LABORER NEEDED. MUST have SEEKING SERVERS DAYTIME. Pagosa applications and resumes to mitzi.bowman@ $2,000; 1994 Bluebird 77 passenger bus $3,000. SMALL WAREHOUSE SPACE in town. DENT, I work for YOU! 18 years in Pagosa. MOUNTAIN VIEWS, MEADOWS. Unique available. (970)903-2900 or (970)903-0870. some metal experience. $15-$20 per hour Brewing & Grill seeks daytime serving team psmedicalcenter.org or fax to (970)731-0907. SERIOUS SOURDOUGH BAKERY. OPEN For more information, please contact Demo LONG TERM RENTALS available. Call 10’x15’ unit with overhead door and elec- Peggy Andrews, Independent Real Estate high elevation and complete privacy. 5.6 acres depending on experience. Call San Juan members. Applications at 118 North Pagosa Pagosa Springs Medical Center is an EEO for egg and baked goods home delivery. Trujillo at (719)657-4007 or dtrujillo@urtigers. Sunetha, (970)459-4411 or sunethaproperties. tricity. $80 per month. Michael C. Branch Broker (970)946-0473 www.peggyandrews. bordering national forest, (970)769-3588 2260 PIEDRA ROAD. 1/3 acre, $9,000. Roofi ng, (970)749-0830. Blvd. and Facebook- No phone calls employer. (970)264-0570. co. All bids due by April 1, 2020. com. (970)769-2036. com. [email protected]. Finance available. [email protected]. Page 26 — Section 1 — PREVIEW — The Pagosa Springs SUN — Thursday, March 19, 2020 The Pagosa Springs SUN – Thursday, March 19, 2020 – PREVIEW – Section 1 – Page 27 264-2100 Classifi eds 264-2100 264-2100 Classifi eds 264-2100 Offi ce Hours: Monday — Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Classifi ed Deadline: Tuesday 10 a.m. Offi ce Hours: Monday — Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Classifi ed Deadline: Tuesday 10 a.m.

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Rodent HOUSES FOR SALE tions for Customer Service Associate (part of items, updates and assists in the maintenance to join our housekeeping staff. Housekeeper their fi rst shots. $900. (970)903-2111. proof, the best storage around at Let’s Store time) and Massage Therapist, must be willing of the EHR database for supply items, provides VILLAGE APARTMENTS. 1 BEDROOM, fur- responsibilities include (but not limited to): It. 731-0007. SUMMER HOME, 8 ACRES PRIME SPOT IN MEADOWS to work evenings and weekend shifts. Located input and advise to departments for inventory DOGGY DAY CARE 81147.COM. Open 365 AUTOS nished. Water and trash included. Tenant pays HOUSES FOR SALE recreational subdivision, performing a variety of cleaning activities OFFICE/ MEDICAL WITH RECEPTION, in the Best Western Lodge (uptown). Send management, provides out-date tracking and days of the year! Full day and half day doggy gas and electric. No pets allowed. Rent $800 a property, Lower Blanco. Hiking, mountain bik- perfect to build your dream home with lots (bathrooms, rooms, hallways), make beds, LAKE FRONT HOME- resume to [email protected] or call management, and develops relationships day care and overnight boarding. Convenient- UPPER RIO GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT- month plus security deposit. Call Ginni 731-2216. three+ exam rooms. Approximately 1,600 Lake Pagosa. 3 ing, fi shing, swimming on-site, forest access, of wildlife and trees. This 7.67 acre property ensure all rooms are cared for and inspected (970)422-7161 for more information. with internal staff and outside vendors or their ly located just 1 mile from downtown Pagosa. Transportation Department. Seeking bids for sq. ft. on ground fl oor. Near Hwy. 160/ Piedra bedroom, 2 bath, vaulted ceilings in living/ fantastic views. (505)414-4895. is located at 115 Olympic Court. Call Norma according to standards, etc. Must be able to SMALL 2 BEDROOM CABIN out of town. representatives. Applications may be picked Call (970)264-9111. numerous vehicles: 1997 Ford Econoline Van Road (near Village Interiors/ Carpet One), dining. Detached 2-car garage with loft, con- Garrett at Pagosa Brokers at (970)264-3800 work on weekends and holidays. Please send CASA DE LOS ARCOS is looking for a part- $1,100/ month. Leave message (970)731-2010. up at the hospital front registration desk, the $2,500; 2006 F-450 14 passenger mini bus Trinity Lane in Pagosa. Minimum 1 year crete, with asphalt drive to street. $435,000, offi ce or (918)282-1956 cell. your resume to [email protected] time maintenance person. If interested, please SAN JUAN RIVER RESORT. human resources offi ce, or downloaded at www. $10,000; 2006 F-450 14 passenger mini bus 3 bedroom, 2 lease $1,300/ month, utilities included (fi rst, (970)749-6374. PROPERTY or stop by the hotel to pick up an application. fi ll out an application at 503 South 8th Street. bath, 2 car garage, furnished, water included. FSBO. BEAUTIFUL, QUIET 35 acres in pagosaspringsmedicalcenter.org. Please email FOR SALE $10,000; 1991 Thomas 65 Passenger bus last, security). Contact Susan (970)799-2559. SELLING OR BUYING? I am INDEPEN- $1,650 per month. Call Ginni at (970)731-2216. gated community. $65,000, owner fi nancing ROOF LABORER NEEDED. MUST have SEEKING SERVERS DAYTIME. Pagosa applications and resumes to mitzi.bowman@ $2,000; 1994 Bluebird 77 passenger bus $3,000. SMALL WAREHOUSE SPACE in town. DENT, I work for YOU! 18 years in Pagosa. MOUNTAIN VIEWS, MEADOWS. Unique available. (970)903-2900 or (970)903-0870. some metal experience. $15-$20 per hour Brewing & Grill seeks daytime serving team psmedicalcenter.org or fax to (970)731-0907. SERIOUS SOURDOUGH BAKERY. OPEN For more information, please contact Demo LONG TERM RENTALS available. Call 10’x15’ unit with overhead door and elec- Peggy Andrews, Independent Real Estate high elevation and complete privacy. 5.6 acres depending on experience. Call San Juan members. Applications at 118 North Pagosa Pagosa Springs Medical Center is an EEO for egg and baked goods home delivery. Trujillo at (719)657-4007 or dtrujillo@urtigers. Sunetha, (970)459-4411 or sunethaproperties. tricity. $80 per month. Michael C. Branch Broker (970)946-0473 www.peggyandrews. bordering national forest, (970)769-3588 2260 PIEDRA ROAD. 1/3 acre, $9,000. Roofi ng, (970)749-0830. Blvd. and Facebook- No phone calls employer. (970)264-0570. co. All bids due by April 1, 2020. com. (970)769-2036. com. [email protected]. Finance available. [email protected].