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I think that medical marijuana should only be prescribed to the terminally ill. This is because if doctors give it to someone who has just a cold, people will eventually begin to abuse one's right to have medical marijuana.
Garfield County still pondering how to handle pit liners
Now that the state has decided to stick to rules requiring disposal of "pit liners" used to contain holding ponds next to gas drilling pads, Garfield County is trying to figure out what it should do with the expected influx of liners.
$74,000 Exxon grant funds disaster training
Local emergency-response teams benefited last weekend from three days of training funded by a $74,000 grant from ExxonMobil.
An article in the Denver Post has questioned how many jobs have actually been created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Potentially big news for the oil and gas industry, Williams Gas is adding three new drill rigs next year on the Western Slope.
Consultant: OXY, Williams at fault for Prather spring contamination in Western Garfield County
The 2008 contamination of two springs in Western Garfield County has been connected with nearby water pits used to hold toxic sludge from gas wells, according to a report filed with a state agency.
New plant prepares Williams for NGL growth
TULSA A new processing plant may enable Williams to boost its western Colorado natural gas liquids volumes five times when natural gas prices support such production.
Utes come back home this weekend
The Utes are expected to return to northwestern Colorado in substantial numbers this weekend - to dance, feast, share their culture and food with visitors who attend the Smoking River Pow Wow, and to remember their ancestors, who for so long called this part of Colorado home.
BLM nets $154K in first-ever online lease sale in Colorado
In the agency's first-ever online sale of oil and gas leases, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management 's Colorado office sold 19 parcels of 28 offered, totaling 7,701 acres, and earned $153,637. Forty-nine percent of the proceeds will go to the state of Colorado, BLM said.
Police Blotter, Sept. 14, 2009
A 19-year-old Battlement Mesa man was not injured when the GMC pickup he was driving crashed into a retaining wall Saturday afternoon near the intersection of Colorado Highway 13 and Rio Blanco Road 5. The man appeared to have fallen asleep while heading east on County Road 5. He failed to stop his pickup at the intersection with Highway 13 and ...
Rio Blanco traffic-stop death ruled suicide
Suicide has been ruled the cause of death afer the autopsy on a man who shot himself during a traffic stop Wednesday, Rio Blanco County Undersheriff Michael Joos said.
Rancher convicted in Camp Hale dog attack
Sam Robinson and his wife still aren't convinced it was their dogs that mauled Renee Legro at a Camp Hale mountain bike race last year.
DUI suspect allegedly shoots self
We're learning more about an incident in Rio Blanco County last night, that ended with the self-inflicted shooting death of a suspect.
Utah and National Library News
Uintah County Ponders $30 Non Resident Fee
Library Director Sam Passey says the library has nearly 23,000 cardholders, and about 2,200 of those are people who live outside the county, including about 60 people in Moffat and Rio Blanco counties in Colorado.
Uintah County considers new library fees
Uintah County is considering charging nonresidents $30 to use its library beginning in 2010.
BLM to leave Glenwood for Silt office
The Bureau of Land Management has scheduled to move its existing offices from Glenwood Springs to a new location in Silt beginning in September.
The Bureau of Land Management has scheduled to move its existing offices from Glenwood Springs to a new location in Silt beginning in September.
A 3,445 acre fire in western Colo. near Highway 40 almost contained
Firefighters believe the wildfire, which reached 5,000 acres at one point, started with a lightning strike Thursday.
Wildfires heat up western Colorado this weekend
Two large fires are burning and smaller blazes are sparking throughout the state as the seasonal wildfire threat grows.
A 3,445 acre fire in western Colo. near Highway 40 almost contained
Firefighters believe the wildfire, which reached 5,000 acres at one point, started with a lightning strike Thursday.
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