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There are a range of important local and state elections coming up this year. In this voter guide, you’ll find up-to-date information about registering to vote, upcoming candidate forums, and what’s on the ballot in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties.
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Lovendahl has created more than 200 ceramic pieces molded in the shape of an ear and painted in colors that reflect the demographics of the United States. Together, they form a five-foot-by-eight-foot mural at the Red Brick Center for the Arts.
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At Tuesday’s work session, Carbondale town trustees discussed how they could refine a short-term rental regulation implemented in 2022. After Carbondale limited which property owners were eligible for short-term rental licenses, the options for tourist accommodations have fallen.
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For every dollar spent in Glenwood Springs, there’s a half cent sales tax that goes to the city’s infrastructure fund, for roads, sidewalks, stormwater, and other improvements. That tax is sunsetting in 2026, and officials are looking at funding options for the future.
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Colorado's political leaders are largely denouncing political violence and sending well-wishes to Trump. Some are also laying blame.
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The four-day program largely revolves around topics in defense, intelligence and conflict; public access is limited but a livestream is available.
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There is renewed interest in expanding rail services in Colorado's mountain communities following the passage of key bills in this year's legislative session.
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The interest-free loan from GOCO will help Open Space and Trails replenish its funds to make land acquisitions for conservation. That’s after the county completed its largest OST purchase to date earlier this year.
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The South Canyon Fire in Glenwood Springs was one of the deadliest for firefighters in the nation’s history. Since the fatal fire, federal agencies like the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management made a lot of changes to make wildland firefighting safer.
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A new bill signed into law last month will establish a commission for specific historical research on racial equity in Colorado.
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While Aspen’s 4th of July festivities drew big crowds, attendees felt pessimistic about the November election and the future of American democracy.
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By creating a smaller version of the existing Holy Cross power grid, Pitkin County hopes to have a reliable and renewable source of power for its essential facilities. That includes public transit, public works, and the airport.