May 2009
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City Council Packet for Tuesday’s Meeting(0)
Download the packet for this Tuesday’s (June 2nd) City Council meeting city-council-packet-june-2-2009
Mayor’s report for May(3)
A grand re-opening of the pool, a summer shuttle from Hwy 50 to downtown, details on the 2B protest hearing, and more.
FIBArk 2009 Music Schedule(7)
FIBArk invites you to enjoy an amazing line up of FREE music in Salida during the 2009 festival. On Thursday evening, the Salida band The Groove Farmers will kick off FIBArk music with locally grown grooves at Riverside Park from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. They will be followed by the Memphis-influenced beats and reggae samplings [...]
Salida sells few homes over $500,000(0)
Many markets measure homes sold over $500,000. In Salida, some sales have taken place in this price range (one sale year to date in 2009; 13 for the same period in 2008). Building and pricing trends are moving up, with an inventory of 48 homes at $500,000 and up. At the other extreme, inventory is low [...]
RSN Home-Waters fishing heads for the hills…(0)
RSN Home-Waters fly fishing sets forth on a mission of revenge and redemption at Grass Lake.
City Council – May 19, 2009(0)
The Colorado Municipal League presents an award to Faith Marie McKenna.
Salida April home sales dip(0)
April home sales in Salida fell 7% over the same month a year ago. Median sell price was $286,000, which was a slight drop from the median sell price of $290,000 in March. Yet, this is a jump from April 2008 when the median sell price was $220,000. Homes sold for 96% of the list [...]
Madams of Central Colorado return to Buena Vista(0)
The popular “Madams of Central Colorado” returns to the Buena Vista Heritage Museum on Friday, June 5, at 7 p.m. The performance is the first of four at the museum this season. In addition, performances will be held this summer at the Tabor Opera House in Leadville on July 25 and Aug. 15. From Cockeyed [...]
Just say no to Nestlé(0)
Susan Soltysik writes to encourage Chaffee County to reject the carrot.
Greenhouse dome cultivates global dream(5)
A shining geodesic dome tucked in a Salida backyard is nurturing plants, children’s imaginations and a dream to connect people to natural gardening as far away as Mongolia.
Nestlé project fails to meet requirements(1)
Jay Gingrich notes that economic studies have overstated benefits and minimized costs, according to testimony.
RSN Home-Waters fishing report heads north…(0)
When the river is murky in Salida, the savvy fishermen knows to head north, where the water is clearer, the wind stronger, and the beer needs no artificial cooling.
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