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Cortez, Montezuma County Signs Proclamations Encouraging Green Lights for Veterans

By Daniel Rayzel • Oct 31, 2019
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Have you seen green lights going up on porches in your neighborhood? 

 

Proclamations signed in October by the mayor of Cortez and the Montezuma County commissioners are supporting them — all in the hope of shining a light on veterans in the community.

Colorado's New Traction Law Isn't Sticking For Some Drivers — Yet

By • Oct 29, 2019

A tougher set of winter traction rules passed by state lawmakers this year didn’t stop some drivers from getting stuck and snarling traffic on Interstate 70 for several hours Wednesday and Thursday.

On The Colorado River's Banks, A Toxic Pile Continues To Shrink

By Molly Marcello • Oct 23, 2019

In a park, nestled in a red rock canyon outside Moab, Utah -- a short drive from a giant pile of uranium tailings -- a crowd gathered for a celebration. Elected officials and community members mingled, and enjoyed refreshments. 

Volunteers placed pieces of yellow cake in small paper bowls.

Season Of Recall Attempts Ends With No Success For Colorado Conservatives

By • Oct 21, 2019

Colorado conservatives have spent the last six months knocking on doors and manning recall booths around the state as they tried to convince residents to help them remove six Democrats, including Governor Jared Polis, from office.

Forest Service Discovers Coal Seam Lit During Plateau Fire

By Daniel Rayzel • Oct 18, 2019
Courtesy of San Juan National Forest

Forest Service personnel have discovered a burning coal seam northeast of Dolores in the San Juan National Forest. 

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