~~ Bear Essentials ~ Nov. 12, 2017 ~~

Green Groups Oppose Trump’s Utah Visit: Time to Speak Up

Sign San Juan’s Letter and Welcome the President to Utah

Also:  Write or Call the President:

 Write to Secretary Zinke: Dept. of the Interior  1849 C Street, N.W.  Wash. DC 20240 

n  KSL Poll:  Should Bears Ears and GSC Escalante be Shrunk?

Good News Bears

n  Mike Lee Defends Development of Responsible Energy Development

n  Date set for Rose Chilcoat’s “Don’t fence me In” Trial

n  Ranchers and Patriots for Constitutional Freedoms (FB Group)

n  A More Balanced Look at Bears Ears Conflict

n  The Value of Accurate Quotes  by Jim Stiles Canyon Zephyr

n  Nebraska looks at better strategies for managing fire prone rangeland

n  Backbone Needed when Battling Entrenched Environmentalists – Jim Stiles

  

Bad News Bears         

n  DOI Leadership Nominations Delayed by Stagnant Senate

n  Trump Administration Being Sued over “Secret” Bears Ears Meetings

n  Panicked Enviro Groups Throw Law Suits at Courts to see what Sticks

n  Out of County Native Leaders Defend Bears Ears Monument

n  NRDC claims Oil and Gas companies are targeting whales and dolphins

                  Other issues related to San Juan County

n  San Juan County Looks at best way to realign voting districts  Public meetings scheduled for Bluff and Monticello Thurs. Nov. 16

n  Veterans Day in San Juan County  KUER visits, interviews and reports

n  San Juan County-Wide Voting Results

n   Navajo Tribe votes against development at Grand Canyon

n  Beer Sales in Blanding, Pre-election  SL Tribune

n  Bluff Incorporation, Pre-election SL Tribune

n  New $2 million visitor center at Chaco Culture National Historical Sits Empty

n  New book Tells more of the Native Bears Ears Story

n  Bundy Trial in Nevada Moves Slowly: Video Evidence in Question

n  Montezuma Land Conservation Ranching Project in Cortez Area

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