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WOONSOCKET- Doris T. (Hunt) Leduc, 88, of Summer St., died Tuesday, February 15, 2011 in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. She was the wife of the late Charles E. Leduc.
Born in Woonsocket, she was the daughter of the late Richard and Beatrice (Merritt) Hunt.
A 1941 graduate of Woonsocket High School and a 1942 graduate of Johnson & Wales School of Business, Mrs. Leduc was an office clerk for the Woonsocket Board of Canvassers and the Woonsocket Education Dept., retiring in 1984.
She is survived by a daughter, with whom she lived, Kathryn M. Dumais and her husband Gerald of Woonsocket, two grandchildren, Bethany Sanford and Jon Dumais and five great grandchildren, Jennifer, Eric, Zachary, Abigail and Ryan. She was the sister of the late Rita Beauchemin and Beatrice McNamee.
Her funeral will be held Friday, February 18, 2011, beginning with visitation, at 9AM in the Holt Funeral Home 510 So. Main St., Woonsocket followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10AM in Sacred Heart Church, Second Ave., Woonsocket. Burial will follow in St. John the Evangelist Cemetery, No. Smithfield.
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ETSU has enjoyed three straight wins over the Mountaineers, including a 66-63 win at Memorial Center in their last meeting on Feb. 7, 2004. The Bucs lead the all-time series 73-44.
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To kickstart the summer this month, Sunseeker will share the finest photography of its world leading luxury performance motoryachts across social media channels as part of #SunseekerSummer.
As a main sponsor of Poole Harbour Commissioners' inaugural Poole Harbour Boat Show, Sunseeker is pleased to unveil a star studded line-up for the 'Sunseeker Sessions' live music stage.
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In 2012, Sunseeker International achieved management system certification for ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management and the International Document of Compliance for safe marine operations from th
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In August 2013, Wanda Group acquired 91.81% of shares in Sunseeker International (Holdings) Limited ("Sunseeker").
British luxury yacht manufacturer, Sunseeker International, has announced its most ambitious project to date within its new custom line of Yachts, a 168 Sport Yacht – the largest ever Suns
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Sunseeker International got off to a great start at the Hong Kong Gold Coast Boat Show as we scooped a top award at the prestigious 2014 Asia Boating Awards.
The team at Sunseeker International is celebrating as the Chairman of its parent company, the Wanda Group, was awarded a top accolade at the recent Shanghai Asian Marine and Boat Awards.
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Singapore Yacht Show is always a highlight of the yachting calendar and this year will be no different as Sunseeker exhibits at the show.
It's that time of year, when the yachting community descends onto Miami's illustrious South Beach over Valentines weekend for the 27th annual International Yacht & Brokerage Show.
Sunseeker International is delighted to announce that the highly impressive collection of yachts on display at CWM FX London Boat Show in January will include the new Predator 57, 86 Yacht, 75 Yach
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The 2014 PSP Southampton International Boat Show is set to be a show stopper for Sunseeker International as we prepare to unveil two new models at the Show.
The Sydney International Boat Show is a phenomenal showcase of yachts, both debuts and older models.
Sunseeker is delighted to once again be showcasing a selection of its most popular luxury yachts at the British Motoryacht Show from Friday 16th to Sunday 18th May.
Located in the striking Gold Coast region, the Hong Kong Boat Show attracts some of the most popular yachts from the across the world.
Arguably one of the most beautiful coast lines in the world, the Cote d'Azur is the perfect backdrop for an exclusive Sunseeker event.
The May day bank holiday weekend in Jersey is shaping up to a great one thanks to the Barclays Jersey Boat Show, which will run from Saturday 3rd to Monday 5th May.
Sun kissed island? Check. Breath-taking views? Check. Sunseeker team? Check. It can only mean one thing…the Palma de Mallorca Superyacht Show is about to get und
Asia's largest yachting, boating and luxury lifestyle event, The Singapore Yacht Show will be held at the ONE°15 Marina Club.
Rio Boat Show 2014 is being held at the Marina da Glória in Rio de Janeiro. Visit the Sunseeker Stand located at the Orla to view the exclusive Brazilian premier of the 68 Sport Yacht.
This month has been a particularly busy one in terms of the Boat Show calendar as we gear up for our third and final show of the month!
The Winter Olympics may have finished but there is still plenty happening in Russia, including the Moscow Boat Show from 11th to 16th March.
Sunseeker Middle East is proud to be exhibiting three yachts from the Sunseeker range at the 22nd Dubai International Boat Show from 4th to 8th March 2014
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Reduce the base price of First Class mail and let those that want additional services pay for them, as they do in Standard Mail. A lower First Class mail price would entice Standard Mailers to step up to premium delivery services for faster more consistent delivery.
This would provide more revenue for the USPS and better service for the mail owner.
Since it cost about $27.50 per change, charge a nominal one time fee when customers submit a change, such as $20 for individuals and $40 for businesses. This would generate substantial revenue and keep the record keeping simple (rather than trying to figure out which service each customer paid for.)
Otherwise, they have to notify all the mailers and none of their mail will be forwarded.
Everyone should pay the same price to mail letters. The Postal Service gives large mailers discounts and you and I have to pay full price for each letter! It should be the same price for everyone across the board, NO EXCEPTIONS!
Then maybe forwarding your mail to you when you move for the first 12 months wouldn't be such a big hassle for the Postal Service, it would be a "service" like their name reflects.
Mail should be forwarded for one month. After that, they pay postage rate.
AS a lette carrier too many people think we change their address with the sender.
Give them one free month of FORWARDING Service.
After that charge THEM for ever piece we have to forward!
Too many people think The postal service changes their address for the BUT WE DON'T. It Clearly states on the yellow sticker PLEASE INFORm THE SENDER OF YOUR NEW ADDRESS, THEY JUST IGNORE IT!
Ups charges for packages to be forwarded.
USPS is still cheapest postage ,so they would not have to lower stamp prices. Many people take advantage of the free forward. I am retired but when I was a carrier , there were forwards for names that were not even at a particular address or people would come and go and forwards would stop and restart etc. If nothing else a nominal fee would save on bogus forwards from trashy people just doing something because it is free. Many manhours of labor would be saved as well. I say go for it and keep stamp prices the same. Let the people complain. Who cares?
Change of address fee for the reciever is an excellent way to get people to update their addresses with the senders. It should be a large fee greater than $50.00
This would in the long run help customer service. On the other hand it may accelerate the demise of First Class mail.
As you said - it costs more than twice as much to return mail to sender as it does to forward it. This plan would have 4 side effects, 2 of which are detrimental to the service. 1 - it would raise revenue from those that choose to have their mail forwarded. 2 - it would lower First Class mail rates - but since the USPS offers some of the lowest postage rates in the world already, it is unclear on the advantage this would have on stabilizing mail volumes. 3 - it would hasten the change to electronic bill presentment and payment as people would quickly realize that by doing so they could avoid the fee for mail forwarding. 4 - as stated, it costs more than twice as much to return mail to sender than it does to forward it, this plan would dramatically increase RTS mail which would in turn dramatically increase costs with no financial gain (since points 1 and 2 would be revenue neutral).
In summary - this plan would be revenue neutral at best, and increase costs and reduce volumes further at worst. Sounds like a lose-lose proposition to me.
The best deal on the globe, still, is the cost to mail a letter. Most other countries are 2 to 3 times as much as we pay and there is no security in the mail system. We need to go ahead and raise the cost of a stamp, even o .80 a letter. No more mail that is actually used these days, it would not be that big a burden, but in exchange for the increase, the unions need to get off your back and let USPS Management run the company like a company.
One thing that hasn't been mentioned is how to handle those on a limited/fixed income. In theory, renters (presumably lower income citizens) have to move far more often than those who own a home and live there for a decade or more (and often not by choice).
If the fees to forward mail have to be passed on to the group of people that can lease afford it -- not to mention those who may not have access to the internet or other electronic banking/bill paying programs, etc., how is this going to help them? It essentially becomes another "tax" on the poor.
What business or right does the OIG have in commenting about policy or procedure? They are an offshoot of the Postal Inspectors, and a law enforcement arm of the PO/USPS, they look after the USPS's business ONLY, not the consumer or the worker. Lets disband these bottom feeders and turn the expenses they run up to the workers and the bottom line of the service.. They seem to comment on ideas and decisions that they have no vested interests; most employees think they are an offshoot of management anyway!!
These comments are right on! The OIG are a management tool, running up costs, and justifing management's excess expenses and budget padding. They should investigate middle and upper supervisors credit card usage, travel expenses and moving expenses.! The non payment of headquarters health payments are another area they could... but will not look at, because these leeches are controlled BY USPS's UPPER MANAGEMENT!
Well, there's a flip-side to this argument. At MVS, I would find at Tour 3 dispatch, almost daily, and at multiple suspect location PO's, returning 2-3 APC's of missent mail to GMF for reprocessing. And much worse, from there reprocessed to the L&DC, then back again.
So, is that cost repatriated back to the Management, the Rank and File,
or the cost of postage??? Perhaps the delta of these costs should become a line item in the balance sheets. It would be interesting to see the processing numbers on this pesky little problem. I'm certain they are not hailed as am bonus factor at year end.
I forwarded my mail on July 29th - It is now August 16th and I still have not received any mail at my new house!
Canadian forwarding rates for individuals:
Within the same province$75 for 12 months*
$45 for 6 months
Outside of province$95 for 12 months*
$57 for 6 months
U.S.A./International$225 for 12 months*
$135 for 6 months
A big problem area is Move Update. Mailers are certifying on their mailing statements that their lists are compliant. If that was true, the only NOV mail would be vacant delivery points. I have never seen so much NOV mail. The lists are years old. We need to police the acceptance operations to prevent mailers from using these outdated lists. The savings would be staggering.
Follow the Canadian Forward System. Charge for 6 and12 months of forwarding. Most people don't change their old addresses. If they have to pay, they will change their address sooner.
This is the US Postal SERVICE. For LITERALLY years, I have hear our management tell PTFs and TEs not "to read the manes just deliver the mail". Since the PO went to the current "label pulled by the office management" program, I have gone 5-9 weeks without any labels "the machine is broken, we are out of labels, it's not my job etc". It was 5+ weeks this last time and I had asked for them once a week for 3 weeks. How can you really expect anyone to PAY for this SERVICE..........someone would have to be accountable
I agree. We go 3-4 weeks without any labels then suddenly get 15-20 in one day, finding some that should have started a month ago. After we've already sent their mail back to sender Moved, Left No Address. Start holding management responsible for doing their job, but that would be another report for them.
I am shocked to know the cost of mail forwarding by US postal services. You must have done a lot of research while writing this post. Thanks for sharing this writing with us. I think the third party mail transfers are much cheaper when comparing to us postal services.
There is a problem with mail forwarding: any person can request any other person's mail to be forwarded to a third party. For example, I could request the postal service to forward your mail to someone else's address. It would be fraudulent, but there are people who do this and get away with it. This is a way to harass people you do not like by having their mail forwarded to another person who one does not like.
So, government are paying for the return to sender mails? $800 is a whole lot of money. It can be use to other projects that can be of great cause.
Cannot speak for all the circumstances that require a customer to forward their mail but it would seem we should be not be offering the service for free either for forwarding or returning mail.
In regard to the COA's. I cannot see the one month free and then charge idea working. You would still have to have the infrastructure to handle COA's. Why not make premium forwarding THE service. No free service. Either tell customer to call up those that you need to correct your address or use our service.
We have snowbirds. Let them pay for the service. They can use premium forwarding.
We are constantly correcting customers forwarding requests. Having to fix their incorrectly filled out forms, correct CFS errors, explain to customer why the delay in their getting their forwarding. With the change of plants handling our forwards we are having an increase of problems.
Premium forwarding. You go to you office, they review form, they handle the forwarding, they are accountable. No middle man, no delays and customer has a contact person to speak with if a problem or question arises.
If USPS wants to still have a record, input can be made via the office handling the Premium forwarding.
And it is already set up on USPS for the customer to request.
Honestly I believe the cost of COA's is much higher, as I cannot imagine how they would know how each office spends their time handling the COA issues. We have to deal with COA issues daily.
In regard to "return to sender". Charge the customer that is receiving. They want the mail back for a reason, they should be willing to pay for that service.
I am not in favor for this hidden cost within the first class mail. You want a service pay for it.
Harry, I believe you are absolutely correct. The cost of each time a piece of mail is diverted from its set course to another address is much higher than $.45. In 2001, the cost to divert a piece of mail to the Central Forwarding System was &.75 per piece of mail. If there was an error in the Change of Address, and it was sent back to the Carrier Post Office, that cost another $.75. Every time it bounced from one location to another, it would cost an additional $.75. That was way back in 2001, while the carriers still managed the mail that was sent to CFS. I do not know how much it costs now that an off-site facility is handling it, but I know that the number of Forwarding Errors drastically increased when it happened. It was better when carriers could generate a COA for each misspelling of a customer's name. Carriers that were regulars on the route would know the nicknames, maiden names, and aliases of the longtime customers. Carriers would know to personally discuss the COA's and how they worked with the customer BEFORE they filled the COA's out. Carriers usually know their longtime customers and all their little quirks. Carriers were the customers first line of defense when it came to giving long lasting help to their patrons, even long after they moved.
Could not agree any stronger with Harry's comments. Lets not forget about the irrate customer because they did not inform someone of their new address, then want us to pay their late charges. I spend at least 5 hours a week on the phone trying to fix forwarding errors. Example: Son moves out puts in family order, customers put wrong new address, wrong old address, wrong date. Moved back didn't know he had to cancell forward. I am a strong supporter of the CFS it does work our employees are just lazy. During mail count my carriers wanted credit for removing the reject labels from forward errors. I told them to give them to me and if they were indeed CFS errors I would give them a mark-up. Surprise no CFS errors all carriers error.I believe this is a service that needs to be paid for. How can 45 cent possibly cover this service? How many people have to handle a single piece of mail to get it to a second destination. Insane for anyone to think we could make a cent of a letter period. But to basically put it thru the mail stream three times, each piece of mail forwarded must cost us several dollars each.
Sandee, if you are in one of the Postal Regions where the mail carriers no longer handle the forwarding of mail, the mail to be forwarded often never even reaches the carrier's route. The Central Forwarding Databases catch the mail and forward it, and the carrier only receives it if there is an error caused BY the Central Forwarding System data entry teams. Did you know that? If you are having all mail being forwarded by the carriers, and they are continuing to have a high percentage of mail coming back, there is a way to fix it. While I was in Charge of Quality Control, we were able to bring the 12% of errors returned to 4.5%. Of that 4.5% I was able to prove that 3.5% of those errors were made by data entry clerks in the Central Forwarding System. We were able to figure out exactly what the problems were and find solutions for those issues. The best part, is that it was an amazingly simple process from start to finish. All we needed were the end of run reports from CFS which breaks down exactly what type of error was repeating and which route it came from. Piece of cake.
"Mail forwarding costs the Postal Service almost $300 million a year. The cost to return mail to sender is another $800 million". This is your quote. Wouldn't it save money if instead of returning mail to the sender, that you extended the Mail Forwarding Time to two years instead of one? I would have very happily paid a Fee of $50.00 to extend my Mail Forwarding Time for an additional year. Instead of forwarding the mail with a yellow sticker to the person who moved (for a year), why don't you make it happen that if a person moves and does not bother to notify the people and companies they correspond with within the first six months do something about it. You issue reports that list the names in the Central Forwarding System Database. You should have the ability that instead of alphabetizing the database by customer name and address, add a field that indicates where the forwarding piece originated. Alphabetize the database by sender. Sometimes, it is not the fault of the customer that moved that their new address has not been updated in a company/sender database. Some companies will not update to your new address no matter how many letters, E-mails or phone calls you send. Often, it is the sender who is costing the USPS so much money. Do something about it. Alphabetize your sender list. Figure out who the culprits are that refuse to update their customer databases. Send them a report that shows them which of their customers have moved, and list the new corrected address. It is not the job of USPS to update their databases. It is their job. Charge them $.75 for every name that they have refused to update their database for during the last six months. For companies that maintain incorrect addresses for over 200 of their customers per month, send them this list on the second Friday of every month. That should give them time to correct the databases for the next billing cycle or magazine delivery. They may gripe about the outlay of cash, but in the long run, it will mean that the address they send each item to will be the correct address the first time. This might remove a great deal of mail traffic and cost from the Central Forwarding System and the Return to Sender Expenses. They will pay much less to have the mail correctly sent initially, than they would if they have to pay "Return to Sender Fees" for many pieces that are sent back to them because of the same customer with a bad address.
In it affluent home with plenty of "snowbirds" they are always doing over the phone change of addresses and coa is stead premium forwarding . Forwarding should be paid for, if you can afford two home you can afford forwarding.
If a letter has a return address and you know it is from someone or a company who is just soliciting, you should be allowed to refuse it and have it returned to the sender at their expense. You should also be allowed to write on it refuse, return to sender, do not send solicitations here, thank you. But my post office does not allow this.


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Here are some frequently asked questions about AIDS-related Kaposi sarcoma (KS).
Q: What is Kaposi sarcoma?
A: A sarcoma is a cancer that can grow in any of these body tissues:
Blood vessels
Kaposi sarcoma is named for Moritz Kaposi, the doctor who first described it. In KS, cancer cells grow in the lining of the blood or lymph vessels below the skin or in the mucous membranes of the nose, mouth, lung, or anus. KS causes purple, brown, or red patches on the skin called lesions. These lesions can spread to other organs in the body.
Even though these lesions can be deforming, they are not usually life-threatening. However, KS can cause serious problems (or even become life-threatening) when the lesions are in the lungs, liver, or digestive tract.
Q: Are there different kinds of KS?
A: There are several main types of KS:
AIDS-related (also called epidemic) KS
Classic KS
African (endemic) KS
Transplant-associated KS
This article covers AIDS-related Kaposi sarcoma.
Some people who are infected with HIV get AIDS-related KS. The HIV virus kills CD4 cells (also known as T cells) of the immune system. This makes the body less able to fight off infections caused by other viruses, bacteria, and parasites.
Q: Who is at risk for AIDS-related KS?
A: The main risk factor for getting KS is being HIV positive or having AIDS. Other risk factors for KS include being male and being a male who has sex with other men.
Q: Do only people with HIV and AIDS get KS?
A: People with HIV or AIDS are the only people who get AIDS-related KS.
Men of Mediterranean or Eastern European Jewish heritage are the people who most often get classic KS. But classic KS is rare even in these groups.
People in Africa are most likely to get African (endemic) KS.
Transplant patients whose immune systems are suppressed are most likely to get transplant-related KS.
Men who have sex with men are also at risk for KS similar to classic KS, even if they do not have HIV.
Q: What are the symptoms of KS?
A: Symptoms of KS can be hard to find at first. It may take a long time for you and your doctor to see them. If you have risk factors for KS or if you already think you have KS, you should see your doctor.
These are some symptoms of KS:
Lesions that often start out as flat or slightly raised colored spots on the skin.
Lymphedema, which is swelling that blocks the lymph nodes or lymph vessels. Usually, the swelling occurs in the legs and feet.
Swelling of the lymph nodes
Q: If I have HIV or AIDS, will I definitely get KS?
A: Just because a person has HIV or AIDS does not mean he or she will get KS. However, a person with AIDS has a higher risk of developing KS.
Q: How do doctors diagnose KS?
A: Because KS lesions in the skin may look like other skin diseases, the doctor usually takes a sample of the lesion to look at under a microscope. This is called a biopsy.
Q: How do doctors stage KS?
A: The stage of a cancer tells how far it has spread and helps determine treatment. It can be hard to stage AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) because it comes from a disease that affects the whole immune system.
You may need additional tests after diagnosis to determine your stage.
Q: How do doctors treat KS?
A: These are the main treatments for KS:
Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). These are medications used to treat HIV infection and that also, indirectly, decrease the size and number of KS lesions.
Surgery. This is done to remove the lesions.
Radiation therapy. Treatment that uses X-rays to kill cancer cells.
Chemotherapy. Treatment that uses drugs to kill cancer cells
Immunotherapy. Treatment that uses drugs that build up the immune system and fight the cancer.
Q: Should everyone get a second opinion for a diagnosis of KS?
A: Many people with cancer get a second opinion from another doctor. There are many reasons to get one. Here are some of those reasons:
Not feeling good about the treatment decision
Being diagnosed with a rare type of cancer
Having several treatment options for the cancer
Not being able to see a cancer expert
Many people have a hard time deciding which KS treatment to have. It may help to have a second doctor review the diagnosis and treatment options before starting treatment. In most cases, a short delay in treatment will not lower the chance that it will work. Some health insurance companies even require that a person with cancer seek a second opinion. Many other companies will pay for a second opinion if asked. Never be afraid to ask for a second opinion.
Q: How can someone get a second opinion?
A: There are many ways to get a second opinion:
Call an AIDS service organization. These organizations often keep lists of local AIDS experts and AIDS-cancer experts.
Ask a primary care doctor. He or she may be able to suggest a specialist. This may be a surgeon, medical oncologist, or radiation oncologist. Sometimes these doctors work together at cancer centers or hospitals.
Call the National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information Service. The number is 800-4CANCER (800-422-6237). They have information about treatment facilities. These include cancer centers and other programs supported by the National Cancer Institute.
Seek other options. Check with a local medical society, a nearby hospital or medical school, or support group to get names of doctors who can give you a second opinion. Or ask people who've had cancer for their recommendations.
Q: What is new in KS research?
A: Doctors are always looking for new ways to treat and cure KS. For AIDS-related KS, great strides are being made every day to control HIV infection.
Doctors are trying angiogenesis inhibitor drugs to block the growth of new blood vessels that help tumors to grow. Research on immunotherapy drugs, such as interleukin-12 (IL-12), is also being done. These medications help to encourage the immune system to fight cancerous cells.
Studies have also looked at drugs that attack herpes viruses, such as HHV-8, including ganciclovir and foscarnet. Infection with HHV-8 is linked to KS. While these drugs may help prevent new KS lesions from forming, they don't seem to have much effect on lesions that have already developed.
Q: What are clinical trials?
A: Clinical trials study new cancer treatments. Doctors use clinical trials to learn how well new treatments work and what their side effects are. Promising treatments work better or have fewer side effects than the current treatments. People who participate in these studies get to use treatments before the FDA approves them for general use. People who join trials help researchers learn more about cancer and help future cancer patients.
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Our 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon is a blend of grapes from three winegrowing areas within the Central Coast: Monterey, Paso Robles, and Santa Barbara County. Both Paso Robles and Monterey County have large daily temperature swings that make them wonderful places for growing Bordeaux varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon. These two AVAs also have a long growing season allowing for ideal flavor development and balanced acidity. South of Paso Robles, Santa Barbara County has an even cooler and longer growing season, producing Cabernet Sauvignon grapes with extremely rich color and tannin structure. Wines from all three regions harmonize well to produce fabulously balanced Cabernet Sauvignon.
The grapes were delivered to the winery in the cool morning hours for best flavor and texture. The fruit was gently crushed with some whole berries and pumped into both open and closed-topped fermentation tanks. Then they were yeast inoculated and pumped over two times per day during primary fermentation. Pressing occurred 10 to 20 days after inoculation. The wine was racked off of heavy solids to barrel for the completion of malolactic fermentation. It was then aged in a mix of French, American, and Hungarian barrels and racked once during its 14-month cellar life.
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We offer clean lodging, comfortable rooms, and a central location that allows you to walk to restaurants and shops. A fully modern motel near the foothills of scenic Blue Mountains. We are one of the closest motels to the gateway of Canyonlands National Park.
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All of our 32 rooms include either one queen bed, two queen beds, one double bed or two double beds. Rooms are tastefully decorated and guaranteed clean. We have recently added new furniture, beds and TVs in many of our rooms!
You do have options for Smoking Rooms or Non-Smoking Rooms. Pets are welcomed in select rooms, with permission.
We offer free Wireless Internet Connection, Individual Climate Control Air Conditioning, Remote Control Color Cable Television with HBO, Direct Dial Telephones, Refrigerators, Microwave Ovens, Free Local Calls, Private Bath, and Large Vehicle Parking.
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With summer temperatures rarely exceeding 85 degrees, Monticello is the ideal place to spend your summer days. Golf at The Hideout Golf Course or enjoy the many beautiful designated trails for back packing, hiking, four wheeling and horseback riding in the Abajo Mountain (Blue Mountains). Mountain biking, rock climbing, canoeing and swimming are among the many other fun activities in Monticello.
At 7,000 fee above see level, Monticello sits high above the surrounding desert and enjoys four distinct seasons. From the high Alpine mountains to the spectacular red rock desert, you will appreciate the cool climate and warm welcome in Monticello. We welcome you to our own little corner of paradise. We hope you plan to stay a while to enjoy the town, the people, and the experience!
Winters in Monticello are usually cold, but exciting. There is always something fun to do whether it is cross country skiing or snowmobiling. Wildlife is abundant in Monticello making it one of the greatest places in America to hunt.
Spring and Fall bring absolute beauty to the Blue Mountains in Monticello. Activities like hiking, hunting, camping, mountain biking, horseback riding and more provide hours of fun even as the temperatures in Monticello cool down and warm up. Don't miss the gorgeous colors of springtime and autumn in Monticello.
Located about 60 miles south of Moab, Utah—a recreational hot spot for bikers, hikers, and river runners—the Monticello Utah Temple sits on a gently rising slope on the west side of the little town of Monticello. In the distance, the enchanting Abajo Mountains play backdrop to the temple and the adjacent meetinghouse, joined by a shared parking lot. Patrons come from the Four Corners region. Visit the LDS Church Temple website for Monticello, Utah
Location Description
Our motel's location is only 60 miles to Arches National Park and 15 miles to the entrance of Canyonlands and 50 miles to Moab. Our Location is within walking distance to restaurants, a golf course and a Mormon Temple.
Monticello is located in Southeastern Utah in the Four corners region of the United States. It is at the junction of Hwy 491 (old 666) and Hwy 191 on the Eastern side of Lake Powell. It is approximately 60 miles south of Arches National Park, and is the Southern Gateway to Canyonlands National Park.
The location of Monticello was settled in July 1887 by pioneers from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Monticello, named in honor of Thomas Jefferson's estate, became the county seat in 1895 and was incorporated as a city in 1910.
Monticello is located at the base of the Abajo Mountains, or the Blue Mountains, which are part of the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The elevation of Monticello is 7,069 feet (2,155 m). From Monticello, a tree formation on the Blue Mountains can be seen, which resembles a horse's head and neck, which can be seen from any point in town.
Canyonlands Motor Inn
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation up to the day before arrival no charge. One night charge if canceled later than up to one day before arrival.
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