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Today we talk about forgiveness and how closely its linked to understanding.
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The ladies of Mama Lingua join Taya Jae to celebrate Women's History Month, the release of their new EP, Home Studio Sessions, and to talk about their upcoming show at Bluecorn Cafe in Montrose, at the end of the month.
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KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show. Special guests on this hour long Spring Drive Episode.
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The Coalition, a 501c3 non-profit, is an umbrella organization dedicated to supporting Dark Sky Places.
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Paonia Trustees voted against purchasing the former Vo-Tech school in Paonia, reports the Delta County Independent. The decision came after a tour of the building and community comments during Tuesday night’s meeting.
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Delta Police Department reported a TikTok post threatening a shooting at Delta Middle School on Monday. The threat stated that a shooting would take place "sometime before the end of this school year." Later that afternoon, officers identified a juvenile responsible for the threat. Charges are pending following the completion of the investigation.
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The latest All Points Transit route from Montrose to Ouray called Our-Way hit the road last week. The new bus service is the result of a 2022 state grant obtained by Ouray City officials.
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When Glen Canyon Dam blocked the mighty Colorado River in 1966, it began creating a world of mud 100 miles away, writes Dave Marston, publisher of Writers on the Range. The Southwest's San Juan River is a poster child for that event, as its load of heavy sediment settled to the river bottom over the decades. Now, when the San Juan River enters Lake Powell reservoir, its muddy water adds to a mud pancake that's 49 miles long, a mile wide in some places, and as much as 120 feet deep in the final reaches of the San Juan River. Think "mud bergs" and treacherous, ever-changing channels, though wildlife has returned to the lower San Juan River.
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Four of the five Paonia town board candidates attended a recent candidate forum hosted by the Delta County Independent. Present were Paonia Trustee Paige Smith, who is running for the mayor's office uncontested, current Trustee Kathy Swartz and citizens William Brunner and Walter Czech who are running for three open trustee seats. Write-in candidate Linda McCone was absent from the forum. All present candidates say working on water infrastructure is the top priority. The municipal election is April 2nd.
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