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Carbondale, CO

Glenwood Springs, CO

Unintended consequences — a sad reality that occurs because some people believe that they are smarter than the experts. An example of this is the feeding of wildlife in Glenwood Springs which almost cost a dear lady that many of us know from Downtown Drug the life of her dog and has cost her a great deal of money in veterinary bills.

Monday letters: Wildlife, light pollution and more city council endorsements

Check here at 5:30 p.m. Monday, March 20 to watch the livestream of the 2023 Issues and Answers forum, brought to you by the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association, KMTS and Post Independent. Candidates for this year’s city council races include:. Incumbent Tony Hershey for at-large. Challenger Erin Zalinski...

Starting at 5:30 p.m.: 2023 Glenwood Springs City Council candidate forum

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Pitkin County, CO

An avalanche Sunday afternoon in Maroon Bowl off the west side of Highland Peak killed a skier, according to a Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office press release. At 1:27 p.m., Pitkin County Regional Emergency Dispatch Center received a call from the Aspen Highlands Ski Patrol reporting a large out-of-bounds avalanche in Maroon Bowl with three skiers likely caught. Shortly after this call, Highlands Ski Patrol reported that only one skier was buried by the avalanche, according to the press release.

Maroon Bowl avalanche kills one; two rescued

There’s no way around it: Roaring Fork School Board’s bumbling approach to offering housing assistance to the district’s superintendent likely made current Superintendent Jesús Rodríguez’ job harder, not easier. On Wednesday night, the RFSD school board brought forth a measure that would have provided...

PI Editorial: RFSD board’s mistaken approach to superintendent housing assistance

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Wednesday letters: Water concerns, favoritism, traffic deaths, canyon speed limits

Just thinking of local news about the Colorado River and the start of dry up:. 1. The Colorado River District has $125 million (federal funds) to...

Wednesday letters: Water concerns, favoritism, traffic deaths, canyon speed limits

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