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The Sleeping Ute is bathed in a morning ombre sky recently./ Photo by Stephen Eginoire
Floating a plan
Colorado’s population is expected to double, from about 6 million to over 10 million people in the next 30 years.
Branching out
Keeping it local isn’t just about shopping at small businesses in La Plata County. It’s more than buying gifts on Noel Night or getting the latest Local Coupon Book
Classical hip-hop, instrumental petting zoos & naked starmen
Let’s travel back in time and place to Everett Junior High School in Wheat Ridge, circa 1982.
Ghosts of Colorado past
If you take exit 243 off Interstate 70, you’re most likely headed for the glittery casinos of Central City and Black Hawk.
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- Floating a plan
- Event to discuss ways to build drought resiliency, implement state water plan
- By Missy Votel
- 01/16/2020
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- Branching out
- Local First launches sister organization to fill community needs
- By Tracy Chamberlin
- 01/16/2020
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- Ghosts of Colorado past
- Why Freemasons still lurk in this forgotten Gold Rush town
- By Natasha Watts Colorado Public Radio News
- 01/16/2020
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- Social calling
- Artists, entrepreneur come together to launch N. Main's Union Social House
- By Missy Votel
- 01/09/2020
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- Classical hip-hop, instrumental petting zoos & naked starmen
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Let’s travel back in time and place to Everett Junior High School in Wheat Ridge, circa 1982.
- By Chris Aaland
- 01/16/2020
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- Ask Rachel
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Interesting fact: Oil is a slang term for beer in Mississippi. I’m a much bigger consumer of essential oils than I ever realized.
- 01/16/2020
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- Scraping the bottom of the bag
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Migas are a delicacy as old as tortillas. The word is Spanish for “crumbs” – specifically the crumbs of tortillas of a certain age.
- By Ari LeVaux
- 01/16/2020
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- Passion from the pen
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I used to think that a broke poet could change the world. That was when I was a broke poet
- By Luke Mehall
- 01/16/2020
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- End of the Line: The stars of wonder
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Nothing in life is stable or secure. One ventures out into the dark to watch the meteors rain across an evening sky.
- By Burt Baldwin
- 01/09/2020