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Our country's epidemic of school shootings left many families with real fear and uncertainty. Western Slope schools are working to prevent violence early—before a situation reaches a breaking point. In this episode, local educators explain the Salem-Keizer threat assessment model, how Safe2Tell fits in, and why early mental health and basic-needs support can change a student’s trajectory.
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Montrose County School Board Members voted 4-3 to hold off on hiring controversial attorney Brad Miller’s firm. -
KVNF's Brody Wilson talks with Rancher Glenn Elzinga during this year's Roots of Renewal Conference -
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The Creamery Arts Center in Hotchikiss has hired Malanie Hoshiko as its Executive Director
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Mallory Martin a Democrat from Palisade is running for House District 54 -
Slim Woodruff has an ax to grind when it comes to bottled water that has been treated with a myriad of flavors, mined from halfway across the world, or that boasts of being “pure” and “natural.”"A character in the book True Grit proclaimed that he once drank water from a muddy hoof print and was glad to get it. While I might not go that far,” Woodruff writes, "I have drunk from a lot of questionable sources, and I’m still here to tell the tale. You might want to try the tap.” -
There's a new trail system for Nordic skiers between Montrose and Gunnison near the Blue Mesa Reservoir. -
There's a new trail system for Nordic skiers on top of the Alpine Plateau in the Cimarron Mountains near Blue Mesa Reservoir.
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