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The shepherd of Juarez Chad Nielsen © Weston Colton, for Deseret Magazine Pastor Jose Antonio Galvan leads the Vision in Action Rescue Asylum in Juarez, Mexico. A black Lincoln crawls along a divided highway, skirting the sun-baked mountains west of Juarez. Behind the wheel, Pastor Jose Antonio Galvan argues with his phone until it starts streaming a sermon. “And the hand of the Lord set me down in a valley full of bones,” a voice says in Spanish — the pastor’s own voice, recorded in a makeshift studio at his facility 8 miles southwest of the city. He grins, satisfi...

Weston Colton, for Deseret Magazine A black Lincoln crawls along a divided highway, skirting the sun-baked mountains west of Juarez. Behind the wheel, Pastor Jose Antonio Galvan argues with his phone until it starts streaming a sermon. “And the hand of the Lord set me down in a valley full of bones,” a voice says in Spanish — the pastor’s own voice, recorded in a makeshift studio at his facility 8 miles southwest of the city. He grins, satisfied, and turns his wayfarers back to the road. At 69, Galvan cuts a striking figure. Black suit coat over a dark sweater and broad shoulders. Sil...

Mt. Vision Man Arrested on Burglary Charges On December 4, 2020 at approximately 8:08 p.m., New York State Police at Oneonta arrested Herbert J. Bidwell Jr., age 38 of Mount Vision, NY for the felony of Burglary in the second degree and the misdemeanor of Criminal Trespass in the second degree. Troopers were dispatched by Otsego County 911 to a report of a burglary in progress at a residence on State Highway 28 in the town of Oneonta. The residents were home when they heard glass breaking and called 9-1-1. When troopers arrived, they found Bidwell inside the residence. He was arrested and als...

Jump to navigation By  12/16/2020 After the better part of two decades at the helm of the Point Reyes Library, Jennifer Livingston retired last week. Admired for her energy, dedication and can-do spirit, Ms. Livingston has been the glue between the library and community members of all ages throughout her tenure. “She’s a bridge builder, she’s an ally, she’s the kind of person you always want on your team because she will give it 1,000 percent,” said Madeline Hope, who has collaborated with Ms. Livingston to offer local youth programming over the years. In addition to presid...