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Jun. 22, 2018
Aspen Way Fire flares up Four Mile
A wildfire sprang up late on Friday south of the Oak Meadows subdivision, along Four Mile Road southwest of Glenwood Springs, and quickly grew to around 20 acres within a couple of hours — then doubled to about 40 acres in half an hour, according to officials.
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Jun. 20, 2018
Summerfest, balloon bash come together at Crown Mountain Park
Crown Mountain Park has a lot to celebrate with the passage of the 7A mill levy increase, and this year’s Summerfest and Balloon Bash is set to be a party to match.
“It’s a great time to see the park,” said Park & Recreation Manager Nate… read more →
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Jun. 20, 2018
Low snowpack, early run-off puts the squeeze on Missouri Heights water
Prayers for rain on Missouri Heights were answered last weekend but the storm didn’t quench local water worries. Gay Lewis lives on 42 acres off County Road 102 with her husband, a few dogs, 22 horses and a herd of goats. She’s lived up there for 20 years… read more →
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Jun. 20, 2018
Crystal River Caucus brings panel together to discuss trail options
Two things were clear after the Crystal River Caucus’ meeting last week at the Redstone fire station: there was consensus among the three invited panel experts that the proposed highway alignment would be preferable for the Carbondale to Crested Butte trail and many of the meeting attendees still… read more →
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Jun. 20, 2018
Roaring Fork Housing Authority sought to increase affordability
A group of forward-thinking citizens is in the early stages of creating a potential Multi-jurisdictional Housing Authority (MJHA) for the Roaring Fork Valley to address issues related to affordable housing. An MJHA is different from a county or city housing authority because it can reach across various governments… read more →
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Jun. 20, 2018
Pages of the Past: Big business, humongous home
From the archives of the Roaring Fork Valley JournalJune 22, 1978
The Town of Carbondale decided to begin enforcing an old policy restricting out of towners from using the municipal dump. With only nine months of operative life remaining on the facility and an estimated…
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Jun. 20, 2018
Take a tour of Marble’s past
Time travel is now available right here in the Crystal River Valley. If you come to Marble on Sunday, June 24 anytime between 1 and 4 p.m., you can step back in time about one hundred years. The Marble Hub and Marble Historical Society are presenting the Living… read more →
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Jun. 20, 2018
Luckily, no one was there when the tree fell (but it made a loud noise in several lives)
Doni Nicoll was all set for his and his family’s next chapter. They’re already renting a new home in Arizona, where his wife and daughter have relocated. Their Satank property had a buyer and was set to close Friday, June 15. It had been professionally cleaned… read more →
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Jun. 13, 2018
Planting the seeds of history
A locomotive headlight on display at the Mount Sopris Historical Society (MSHS) museum serves as a stark reminder that history doesn’t preserve itself.
It was a fixture at the Glenwood Railroad Museum, which was shuttered and had its assets “scattered to the wind” after Union Pacific… read more →
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Jun. 13, 2018
Increased density, smaller lots proposed for Thompson Park
It should come as no surprise that a development proposal as protracted as Thompson Park wasn’t approved in one meeting.
In fact, Carbondale Trustees went into their June 12 meeting knowing that the major site plan review, conditional use permit and agreement amendments would likely be… read more →
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Jun. 13, 2018
CU gives local kids a lens on climate change
On Monday, June 11, I sat in on Eric Carpenter of the University of Colorado as he lead a Science Discovery workshop for local students in middle through high school.
He had the help of Dr. Erin Leckey, manager of Lens on Climate Change, Sarah… read more →
