November 2009
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Medical pot’s uncharted commerce creates its own way, infrastructure(7)
Dispensaries are spending money around town on security systems, legal consultations, insurance policies and bakers.
First medical-marijuana dispensary opens in Salida(2)
Workers cleaned windows, vacuumed and placed forms onto clipboards as Salida’s first medical-marijuana dispensary opened on Saturday. The only thing missing at Medical 420 on West Highway 50 was a rush of patients.
Benefit art show for Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas(1)
The Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas is holding its inaugural benefit art show on Saturday, December 5, 2009.
The City, SteamPlant Events(0)
The Friends of the SteamPlant invites the community to a free open house in the SteamPlant Ballroom Friday evening immediately following Salida’s downtown Parade of Lights.
Living through the holidays with ease and joy(0)
Holidays, no matter which one, were originally a reason for people to come together in family or community to celebrate or worship an important event.
Monarch opens!(0)
A note from Greg Ralph, Monarch Mountain Marketing Director
Thanksgiving is about giving thanks(0)
One unseasonably lovely November afternoon, my husband, Richard and I drove over the mountains to Denver.
Dog park to benefit entire community(2)
On November 29th the Salida Dog Club will be hosting the Grand Opening of the long awaited dog park which, for historical reasons, has been named Loyal Duke’s Dog Park.
Arkansas River Trust hosts Riverside Park Fundraiser Dec 1st.(0)
The fundraiser and party starts at 6:00 pm on Dec 1st at the Boathouse Cantina.
Sustainability proponents contemplate energy descent action plan(0)
Transition Salida wants to improve communication and encourage collaboration en route to crafting a sustainability plan that is broadly supported by the community.
Grand opening scheduled for Salida dog park(1)
Loyal Duke’s Dog Park will be open to the public beginning Sunday, Nov. 29.
Giese hopes latest economic development effort gets off ground despite gloomy economy(0)
County may approve business plan next month to get public-private partnership off the ground
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