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Outgoing chairman sees big future for powwow

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Bill Kight visits with Sandy Shimko of White River Museum during a showing of the documentary film “We Shall Remain — the Ute.”
Bill Kight visits with Sandy Shimko of White River Museum during a showing of the documentary film “We Shall Remain — the Ute.”
MEEKER I Even though he’s planning on stepping out of a leadership role, Bill Kight expects the Smoking River Pow Wow to only get bigger and better.
Kight, an archaeologist with the White River National Forest in Glenwood Springs, has worked closely with the Ute Tribe for many years and has been…

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