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St Mary’s Century Project

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Mike McBride, president and CEO for St Mary’s Hospital, announced the next phase in the completion of the Century Project this morning on the 10th floor of the tower at St Mary’s. “It is now time to enter the next phase in the completion of the Century Project,” McBride said.

City keeps taxes exempt from TABOR

Grand Junction will continue to exclude a 0.75 percent sales tax, and the city’s less than 1/3 of 1 percent portion from Mesa County’s sales tax, from limits set by the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights. The move breaks step with Mesa County commissioners, who Monday decided to again include sales tax revenue in their TABOR calculations.

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Derek Gruendler, left, and Todd Gottbehuet, with the Clifton Fire Department, were among the recipients of this year’s Phoenix Awards.

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