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‘Hospitality Matters’ spreads the word about mental health care and better treatment for service employees during the holidays
The holidays are meant to be spent with family and loved ones, but for many who work in hospitality in our valley, it can ...
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‘Free-For-All’ book fair in Glenwood Springs aims to increase community access to a diversity of books
Children and adults look at free books during the annual “Free-For-All” book fair at the Glenwood Springs Community Center ...
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Colorado has big dreams to use more water from the Colorado River. But will planned reservoirs ever be built?
Colorado has conditional water rights tied to 2.6 million acre-feet worth of additional reservoir storage on the Western ...
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The Roundup | Asking the right questions
Hunting for phantom dams; River District talks Roaring Fork Water; giving the time and expertise to pursue the answers and ...
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Garfield County commissioners appoint two new library trustees amid book restriction controversy
Amid ongoing controversy over Garfield County’s library board appointment process and whether book restrictions should be ...
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What would it take to achieve an equitable transition to clean energy in Garfield County?
Jon-Fox Rubin, right, who is with local nonprofit Clean Energy Economy for the Region (CLEER), stands with drilling crew member, Aaron Orelup, at the test site for a proposed geothermal project ...
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River District talks water for the Roaring Fork at BOCC work session
Water managers from the Colorado River District met with Pitkin County Commissioners Tuesday to talk about shared goals and ...
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Water managers deadlocked on Colorado River
Attendees of the Colorado River Water Users Association watch negotiators Estevan Lopez of New Mexico and Becky Mitchell of Colorado speak on a panel Thursday at the Paris Hotel and Casino. The Upper ...