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Photo of the week February 15 2023
A spectacular morning sunrise after a recent Monument Valley snow storm. Send your Photo of the Week entries to the San Juan Record at [email protected].
Photo of the week February 8 2023
Hiking along the ridge line at Comb Ridge, a defining geoological feature in San Juan County. The remarkable area also holds significant cultural, historical, and religious significance for current and past San Juan County residents.
Photo of the week February 1 2023
Snowmobilers enjoys the seven feet of snow on Cooley Pass in the Abajo Mountains. Todd Westcott photo
Photo of the week Jan 18 2023
Hot air balloons float over southern San Juan County as part of the 24th annual International Bluff Balloon Festival January 13-15. Enter your photos in our Photo of the Week contest. We pay $10 for each photo that runs in the San Juan Record.
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The beautiful Canyonlands Basin.
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Photo of the week November 30, 2022
One of the many stunning vistas available to those willing to do a little exploring in San Juan County. Enter your photos in our Photo of the Week contest. We pay $10 for each photo that runs in the San Juan Record.
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by David Boyle
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Members of the San Juan school board discussed capital plans, interviewed candidates for the school superintendent position, and heard from members of the Blanding community supporting an administrator at their latest meeting.
Members of the San Juan School Board held…
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by Joe Boyle
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The San Juan County Commission approved a bundle of grants and volunteer board appointments/reappointments during their…
February 15, 2023, 12:32 PM
By David Boyle
News Director
A bill that would make the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Utah state law was passed over in committee in late January.
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February 8, 2023, 3:47 PM
By David Boyle
News Director
The San Juan School District swore-in three board members, made plans to interview for the next district superintendent…
January 31, 2023, 5:42 PM
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan school board discussed capital plans, interviewed candidates for the school superintendent position, and heard from members of the Blanding community supporting an administrator at their latest meeting.
Members of the San Juan School Board held…
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School district interviews superintendent candidates, Blanding residents voice support for administrator
February 15, 2023
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan school board discussed capital plans, interviewed candidates for the school superintendent position, and heard from members of the Blanding…Commission adjusts budget, approves grants , appoints board members
February 15, 2023
by Joe Boyle
Staff writer
The San Juan County Commission approved a bundle of grants and volunteer board appointments/reappointments during their February 7 meeting.
Members of the commission…San Juan wrestlers tie for third at state tournament, led by another championship run for Callen Burke
February 15, 2023
The San Juan Broncos tied the North Sevier Wolves for third place at the 2A state tournament in the final match of the night. With nine medal earaners the effort by San Juan was recognized by fellow…
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Bluff Balloon Festival is a winter highlight in San Juan County
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San Juan wrestlers tie for third at state tournament, led by another championship run for Callen Burke
February 15, 2023
The San Juan Broncos tied the North Sevier Wolves for third place at the 2A state tournament in the final match of the night. With nine medal earaners the effort by San Juan was recognized by fellow.
..Treydon Harris wins second-straight title, Buckaroo wrestlers finish fifth at state tournament
February 15, 2023
by Anna Fredericks
Contributing Writer
The Monticello Buckaroo Wrestlers closed out their season at the 2023 1A Utah State Wrestling Tournament in Richfield this past Friday and Saturday, February…San Juan boys and girls close regular season against Beaver, head into state tournament play-in games this week
February 15, 2023
by Rhett Sifford
Sports Editor
The San Juan High School girls and boys basketball teams both closed out their regular seasons this past Friday, February 10 against Beaver – the boys on the road and…
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School district interviews superintendent candidates, Blanding residents voice support for administrator
February 15, 2023
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan school board discussed capital plans, interviewed candidates for the school superintendent position, and heard from members of the Blanding. ..San Juan School Board administers oath of office to two, selects a sixth board member, and discusses the process to select a new superintendent of schools
January 31, 2023
By David Boyle
News Director
The San Juan School District swore-in three board members, made plans to interview for the next district superintendent and discussed capital plans at their latest…Gil Scott, San Juan’s Abstract Geometric Artist
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True artists not only need to see the world with fresh eyes but must also have the skill to interpret and “show” that world in unique and beautiful ways…
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49 South Main St
PO Box 879
Monticello, UT 84535
Phone: 435.587.2277
Fax: 435.587.3377
[email protected]
Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
Obituaries | San Juan Record
Frank Anthony Montella Jr.
passed peacefully at home in Blanding, UT on February 3rd, 2023, at the age of 81.
Frank was born to Frank “Bo” Montella and Afton Burtenshaw on January 24th, 1942, in Blanding, UT. He had five sisters: Connie, Teresa, Clara, Millie, and Brenda, and two brothers: Jack and…
Our beloved father, grandfather, brother and friend, William Boyd Dover, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2023. He was born on January 21, 1940 in Cedar City, UT, the youngest of four children of William Bryant Dover and Zola Smith Dover.
Boyd attended the University of Utah and obtained a…
Larry Turk was a standout San Juan Bronco football player. His father remembers the most thrilling play he ever saw Larry make in Kirtland, NM.
Larry was playing both offense and defense. While on defense a Kirtland player broke through the line and was streaking to a touchdown. Larry ran him down…
Seth Andrew Wright passed from this life on February 5, 2023.
Seth was born in Monticello, UT on February 28, 1956, the first child of Seth Rigby and Della Fern Wright.
Called Andy during his years in Monticello, he switched to using Seth when he moved away from Monticello as a means of honoring…
Bart Flannery Palmer passed away unexpectedly on February 3, 2023. He was born in Monticello UT on February 10, 1976.
He is the second child of Don and Patti Palmer. As a child, Bart grew up bubbly and with a permanent smile on his face. Barty Boy, a nickname that his father gave him, as he did to…
VerDonne Guymon Blake passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family, on January 22, 2023, at the Legacy House in Spanish Fork, UT, where she spent the last five years of her life.
VerDonne was born on Sunday, February 7, 1937, at her home in Blanding, UT, to David Lavar and Freeda Perkins…
Nancy Ann Palmer Cahoon, aged 85, slipped away peacefully on January 8th.
Nancy was born on Aug. 17, 1937 in Provo, Utah to George and Ann Palmer. She was their second child, joining her older brother Phillip to complete the family.
Nancy’s childhood and teen years were spent in the outdoors in.
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George Randall (Randy) Bradford, beloved husband, father and grandfather, passed away on Monday, January 9, 2023 after a valiant life.
Randy was born on July 20, 1948, in Monticello, Utah, to George Harvey Bradford and Jesse Mae Johnson Bradford. He was the oldest of eight children and grew up in…
Genneve Pauline Sage-Joslin passed away on January 9, 2023 in her home in St George, Utah.
She was born October 13, 1933 in Montrose Colorado to Eldon Dale Steele and Ruby Melissa Marie Steele (Miller). She Married Wayne Lawrence Sage August 5, 1951 in Nucla Colorado and they had 5 children, Eldon…
Amador (Ernie) Montano 68, beloved brother, uncle and friend, passed away on December 24, 2022.
He was born in Monticello Utah on September 21, 1954 to Ignacio Montano and Margaret Sanchez. He was the third oldest of ten kids.
Ernie attended his school years in Blanding, wrestled in high school for…
My Ocean View, Playa de San Juan – Updated 2023 Prices
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My Ocean View Apartments are located about 1.2 km from Barrera Beach. The windows offer sea views. It features a patio, kettle, balcony and free Wi-Fi.
This apartment is equipped with a flat-screen TV. The apartment has 1 bedroom, a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, a seating area, and 1 bathroom with a shower. Towels and bed linen are provided.
Guests can relax on the terrace.
Tenerife South Airport is 28 km from My Ocean View Apartments.
Couples especially like the location – they rated accommodation in the area for a trip as a couple at 9.5 .
My Ocean View has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Aug 25, 2019 2021.
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Rosalia beach
8.5 Very good beach
650 m from accommodation
Barrera beach
8.3 Very good beach
1.2 km from property
Playa de los Topos beach
8.
4 Very good beachBaia Larga Beach
8.3 Very good beach
2.2 km from the property
Mendez Beach
9.2 Very good beach
24004 km from the property
Alcala Beach
8.3 Very nice beach
2.5 km from property
Hi, are there any vegetarian options in the nearby restaurants? Thank you. Thank you.
there are many restaurants in the area and for sure vegetarian options as well
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We stayed with you in 2020 and would like to stay again in 2024. Can you let me know if we can book for this soon?
Yes, the property will be available soon for 2024
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“Quiet hours” for guests (when you can not make noise): from 22:00 to 09:00.
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Experts modeled a possible scenario for the sinking of the submarine “San Juan”
The Argentine Ministry of Defense restored the likely scenario for the sinking of the submarine “San Juan”. According to experts, the submarine was in distress for several hours: a fire broke out on board the day before the sinking, but the crew coped with the threat.
After surfacing and repairs, the San Juan sank again, but water got on the batteries, causing a new fire to break out, which the crew members could no longer extinguish.The Argentine Ministry of Defense has restored a possible scenario for the sinking of the San Juan diesel-electric submarine, the Nacion online publication reports, citing experts from the military department.
According to one version, the submarine was in distress for several hours. At first, a fire could have broken out on board, which the crew dealt with. For repairs, the San Juan had to surface.
After that, the submarine submerged to follow to the destination base. However, already under water, a new fire could break out on board due to the fact that water could get on the batteries. This led to a loss of control, after which the San Juan began to rapidly sink to the bottom.
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At a critical depth, the submarine’s hull could have been crushed by the water column, the article says.
Water may have entered the submarine through a snorkel, an air intake device that powers the submarine’s internal combustion engine while submerged. This point of view was expressed by a military analyst, captain of the 1st rank of the reserve Vasily Dandykin in a conversation with FAN .
“If [water] got on the batteries, there could be a short circuit, a fire, and then an explosion. And if this is so, then the crew had little chance of surviving, two percent out of a hundred,
, the caperang believes.
The San Juan submarine, built in the early 1980s in Germany, stopped communicating on November 15, 2017. The submarine of the Argentine Navy with 44 crew members went to sea from the Ushuaia base, located southwest of the Strait of Magellan on the island of Tierra del Fuego. After that, the San Juan headed for the home port of Mar del Plata. Last contact with the ship was made in the San Jorge Bay area, between Rio Gallegos and Puerto Desido, 431 km from the coast.
The San Juan was completely destroyed by the explosion within 40 milliseconds. This is reported in the report of the US Naval Intelligence Agency. The explosion, with a power of approximately six tons of TNT, occurred at a depth of 400 m.
It is worth adding that the maximum depth to which the San Juan dived before the disaster was 300 m.
“San Juan” rests on the bottom of the Atlantic at a depth of 907 m. According to the Minister of Defense of the country Oscar Aguada, it is impossible to raise the submarine from the bottom of the sea “due to the lack of technical and financial means” for such an operation. On November 18, Argentine President Mauricio Macri declared three days of mourning for the crew of the San Juan submarine. His words conveys HSN .
“Only lifting, detailed examination and examination can give an answer about the reasons for the death of the boat. And the lifting of any object from the ground is a completely unique operation.
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7.9 good beach
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300 m from the option of accommodation
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After surfacing and repairs, the San Juan sank again, but water got on the batteries, causing a new fire to break out, which the crew members could no longer extinguish.
