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Colorado Department of Transportation is fast-tracking a temporary bridge over a large washout that closed Colorado Highway 133 in late April. However, numerous businesses in the North Fork and Roaring Fork Valleys continue to feel the economic impact just as the summer season is fully underway.
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A district judge fails to void oil and gas leases on public land that use outdated environmental assessmentsThe Aspen Chapel agrees to host the winter…
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Talking Gourds Poetry Program presents Partridge Boswell at Bardic Trails tomorrowEnergy Secretary Jennifer Granholm promotes transition away from fossil…
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Capitol Coverage reporter Scott Franz and Colorado River reporter Luke Runyon honored with Murrow awards70 teachers in MCSD nominated for Teacher of the…
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Wildfires create hazy conditions in ColoradoFederal coal program debated at BLM session in GoldenDelta selects firm for city manager searchBlack Canyon…
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An animal protection organization has donated $10,000 for information leading to convictions in two Roaring Fork poaching incidents. The Humane Society…
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A growing education program in the Valley is teaching preschoolers how their brain works so they can focus on learning. The “Focused Kids” program is...
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A top administrator in the EPA’s Office of Water was in the Roaring Fork Valley on Wednesday, touring local rivers and drumming up interest for a...
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Garfield County wants Governor John Hickenlooper to intervene with the state's new health insurance rules. The county has some of the highest premiums in…
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This Fall, a local river conservation group is keeping a close eye on the Fryingpan River. This follows last year's drought that brought the levels on the…