Christin Kay and Wyatt Orme bring you all the news from the week here in the Roaring Fork Valley.
We have stories about the federal decision to delist the Canada lynx, a training from Indivisible Roaring Fork meant to help people bridge the partisan divide and the recommendation from the Pitkin County commissioners for what should move into Justice Snow’s space.
Also, could the Bureau of Land Management Offices move to Grand Junction? And we talk to comedian Paula Poundstone of Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me fame, who’s in town for the Aspen Laugh Festival.
