March 2009
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Do we really need a dog park in Salida?(3)
A dog park would attract visitors, discourage owner negligence which leads to nuisance behaviors, and alleviate some of the issues of unleashed dogs in our other city parks.
R E V I E W S : Route 66(2)
Salida family takes a spring break journey on a historical American highway.
Say yes to a local economy(2)
Suzanne Ward writes to say that a vote against the Nestlé project by county commissioners would support movement into the new era of local, living economies.
Blackhawk down on Monarch Pass – Exclusive Photos(9)
A Blackhawk helicopter crashed new Monarch Pass Colorado on Thursday, March 26th, 2009. First available photos.
Upper-floor housing development(0)
Historic Salida, Inc. and the City of Salida will host a free Main Street Webinar on “Upstairs Downtown: Successful Upper-floor Housing Development” on April 2, 2009.
Mayor offers look into city financial planning(0)
Salida staff, city council keep a close eye on finances.
“S” on Tenderfoot to go dark(0)
City of Salida will participate in WWF Earth Hour on March 28, 2009.
Burden of proof upon Nestlé Waters(2)
Richard Cabe notes that the County Commissioners are not obligated to approve the Nestlé project, as a recent Mountain Mail editorial claims.
Citizens form sustainability group to address Nestle and beyond(0)
Chaffee Citizens for Sustainability forms
GARNA opposes Nestlé water extraction(1)
In this letter to the Chaffee County Commissioners, GARNA opposes the Nestlé project, arguing that the health and welfare of Chaffee County is at stake and encouraging the Commissioners to take a long-term view.
Chaffee County citizens must also consider questions of local control(2)
Tom Chandler says that local control often disappears when Nestlé arrives.
Mountain Mail misses key Nestlé facts(1)
Daniel F. Zettler addresses a recent article in the Mountain Mail.
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