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Bluff Area Mutual Aid (Coronavirus)

The Canyon Echo will be publishing updates on the coronavirus pandemic as it relates to southern San Juan County. We’re also hosting info about a local mutual aid group for those in need. Click here for more info if you need help or if you want to volunteer.

Click here for San Juan County outbreak news updates.

Statement of Intent

The Canyon Echo is from a place diverse in cultures and landscapes. Perhaps we are Diné, Anglo, or Ute. Whoever we are, we are here together. Where we live, water comes as sudden news to desert mesas and winds its way through arroyos and canyons, the neural network that informs and nourishes this country and its inhabitants. Canyon Echo listens to what reverberates through these canyons on the middle and lower stretches of the San Juan River, hoping to echo with clarity for those who call desert and river home.

–Editors of the Canyon Echo, 1994

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Recent Posts

  • Coronavirus cases in San Juan County rise to 6, curfew implemented on Navajo Nation
  • San Juan County has its first confirmed case of COVID-19, camping banned for non-residents
  • Full Statement: San Juan County closes camping to non-residents
  • Lockdown order issued on Navajo Nation as coronavirus cases rise | Salt Lake Tribune
  • Health officials ask National Park Service to close Natural Bridges, Hovenweep, Arches and Canyonlands | Salt Lake Tribune
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