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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsRoad closures are done through a collaboration between CDOT, highway patrol officers and local law enforcement. The decision to close a highway is mostly based on observations by personnel on scene. About five firefighters, 12 law enforcement officers and more than 50 towing operators are killed nationwide each year while responding to traffic incidents.See the Story
Highway closures are a big part of winters in Colorado, but how are those decisions made?
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsThe new law was passed by the state legislature as House Bill 21-1162. Stores will be able to carry recycled paper carryout bags or single-use plastic bags as long as they charge a 10-cent fee for each bag. The funds from the fee will be divided with 60% going back to each of the local municipalities and 40% will be retained by the businesses collecting the fee.See the Story
Plastic bags are going to be a big conversation in Colorado going into the New Year
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsThe Buddy Program is a non-profit that empowers youth throughout the Roaring Fork Valley through mentoring services. For the past 50 years, the program has helped children from Aspen to Carbondale. Looking forward, they are expanding into Glenwood Springs to offer programs to youth downvalley.See the Story
Buddy Program reaches 50-year anniversary in mentoring youth of Roaring Fork Valley
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsNo es de extrañar que este viaje inicie en la gélida cabina de una camioneta. Una respetable tormenta de nieve acaba de envolver el Roaring Fork Valley a principios de esta semana. Hay nieve por todas partes. Bebiendo vasos de café tibios cerca de las 8 a.m. del jueves por la mañana, los miembros del Servicio Forestal de los E.U. Doug Leyva y David Boyd subieron por Four Mile Road pasando Sunlight Mountain Resort. La Oficina de Supervisores del …See the Story
En lo profundo del bosque: Los miembros del Bosque Nacional White River dan algunos consejos prácticos para cortar árboles de Navidad
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsEl distrito escolar de Roaring Fork est'' preguntando a los padres, miembros del personal y otras personas. Las respuestas se est''n recolectando en una encuesta en l�nea. El distrito a determinar a partir of enero si implementar� la opci�n de retraso.See the Story
Las escuelas de Roaring Fork preguntan sobre el inicio retrasado en vez de cancelar por nieve todo el día
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsThe Red Mountain Cross stands 66 feet tall and sit at the top of Red Mountain to the west of Glenwood Springs. The cross was originally created in December 1951 as a holiday greeting and a symbol of community goodwill. In 1991, the American Civil Liberties Union objected to the establishment of a religious symbol on public property owned by a municipality, and the city elected to relinquish involvement and ownership. Not long after that, a new, larger cross was placed on private property.See the Story
‘A symbol of hope’: Tradition of Red Mountain Cross kept alive by preservation association
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsSetting the record straight on petition against Rifle housing development On Nov. 23 2022, Rifle Citizen Telegram printed an article titled, “EcoDwelling subdivision one step closer to developing in Rifle.” In the article, John Kuersten, a representative for the development company made an inaccurate statement in regards to a petition that circulated in Rifle. The petition is against a portion of their high density development plan of 205 homes …See the Story
Sunday letters:
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US & Canada · New CastleThe man suffered minor injuries and was released from the hospital early Sunday morning to recover from home. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are still looking for a bear that attacked a man at his home just outside New Castle over the weekend. Garfield County Sheriff's Office deputies attempted to use a drone with infrared sensors to locate the bear, but were unsuccessful.See the Story
Man attacked by bear in Colorado survives after managing to grab his gun
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood Springs Garfield County commissioners seem incapable of getting their arms around the fact fossil fuels are yesterday's energy source. The 123 units proposed for West 16th Street alone will add heavy traffic, all spilling onto an already congested Railroad Avenue. Colorado's oil and gas extraction industry is still pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and making the climate crisis worse.See the Story
Friday letters: No to tiny homes, Scouts helping for holidays and thanks to Glenwood Springs police
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsAre your waders letting more water in than they are keeping out? All waders, regardless of the brand, will eventually leak. With all of the thistles, thorns and brush we encounter in a day’s fishing, it isn’t a question of if your waders will get pinholes, but when. Extending the life of your waders is easy, up to a point. GoreTex waders cost more than most others, but are a snap to repair, even on your own. The expense is justified once you r…See the Story
On the Fly column: There’s no shame in staying comfortable
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsGlenwood Springs Airport will have changes both large and small going into next year. Hangar leasing prices are slated to increase in 2023, but not by too much, and changes will still need to be presented to the Glenwood Springs City Council and voted on. The airport has received a lot of critical care this year, with an asphalt repaving and a new incoming fueling system.See the Story
I-70 closed due to semi fire near Glenwood Springs
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