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Several counties across the state are imposing fire bans and restrictions as the dog days of summer drag on.
Westberg seeks dismissal of DUI case
District Attorney Craig Westberg, who is accused of driving under the influence and careless driving, wants the charges tossed out, saying the court violated his right to a speedy trial.
Several counties across the state are imposing fire bans and restrictions as the dog days of summer drag on.
The year 1883 was significant in the history of Delta County for several reasons.
Former resident is helping to save the historic pillars
Jonas Landes grew up on Redlands Mesa and went to school in Delta. That personal history has given him a keen interest in seeing the historic stone pillars at the entrance to the Delta County Fairgrounds saved.
Fire Ban Enacted In Parts Of Western Colorado
Fire restrictions are in place in parts of western Colorado. Bureau of Land Management officials said Wednesday that no open burning will be allowed on the agency's land in Mesa, Eagle, Garfield counties or ...
Two months after beginning site preparation work on the largest private development project in city history, the Fusco Corporation has stepped down from its role as construction manager.
Grand Junction Briefly News ... June ...
Morgan Hite, 22, 868 Grand Vista Way, GJ, was booked into MC jail Friday night on suspicion of murder, forgery and theft.
Local governments are nearly even with other Colorado public agencies in how much they pay their employees, but they fall short when compared to the private sector.
Foreclosures follow Front Range trends
In Summit County, as everyone knows, property is hard to come by and housing prices go in only one direction - up .
Preparations increase as rivers rise
The Crystal River's water level jumped 2 feet overnight Tuesday to approach flood stage but authorities reported no problems.
Ritter picks Nichols to fill open judgeship in 9th Judicial District
District Attorney Martin Beeson says the appointment of one of his employees as a judge is a loss for his office but a "great day" for the 9th Judicial District.
This Week In Crime From Gunnison County's Sheriff
Gunnison Area Related News 05/05/08, officers received a barking dog complaint from a resident who lives near Chinook Drive. via Cbs4denver.com
Northern Colorado Business Report
Sunny days, cool nights means it's time for patio dining
“We have made big changes in the patio, which had its official opening on May 3”
As the sap of spring rises to finally nudge out the brown of winter, so also rises the human desire to mix the open air with food and drink. via Northern Colorado Business Report
Seasonal mountain passes to re-open soon
“We are seeing record snowfall amounts on both Independence Pass and Mt. Evans”
Roads on Independence Pass and Mt. Evans are expected to re-open for the season in time for the Memorial Day weekend. via Summit Daily News
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Garfield County likely to see new judge
“I think it's a great opportunity to provide an important service to the community”
Aspen will lose one its top legal minds when Gov. Bill Ritter appoints the new 9th Judicial District judge in the coming weeks. via Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Letter: Keep Eagle Co. airport name as it is
The Eagle County Regional Airport is not a destination to visit. Booking a flight to the airport is part of the travel arrangements of getting to the final destination, whether it be Aspen, Eagle, Vail or some ... via Vail Daily
Pitkin the state's wealthiest county
A new federal study confirms what many people could probably guess : Pitkin County is the wealthiest county in the state. via Aspen Daily News
Roaring Fork Valley-area bears ready to wake from a long winter's nap
“If you put the trash out the night before it's an open invitation for a bear”
By the time a bear has its paws on the doorsteps of your house it's too late to do anything about it, according to Division of Wildlife spokesman Randy Hampton. via Glenwood Post Independent
Pitkin bear sighting only the first
“And never, ever feed a bear. Even if you think it looks hungry or scruffy.”
Hordes of tourists gather at a temporary police barrier to watch and photograph a mother bear with two cubs that took up residence on the Hyman Avenue walking mall in downtown Aspen in Sept. via Denver Post