January 2010
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LWV hosts sustainability panel(0)
On Monday, February 8th, the League of Women Voters will host a panel regarding sustainability issues in the county.
Education is patriotic(15)
Good decisions demand a well-educated public.
Salida Transition Meeting(1)
The City of Salida is rewriting the Comprehensive Plan which serves as a general guide for the city government in its decision-making process for the future of our community. How is “Transition” involved?
FREE ART(2)
Jimmy Descant, the Rocketman, will be giving away free art at Cultureclash on Second Saturday
Art for the future of the San Luis Valley(0)
Featuring work from John Fielder and San Luis Valley artists
Take off with GARNA! Birding program and annual meeting open to the public(0)
On Tuesday, February 2, the Greater Arkansas River Nature Association will host a birding program along with their annual association meeting. This year’s program will be led by Buena Vista resident Mark Wolters, a licensed Colorado falconer who has flown birds for wild game hunting for 32 years. Mark’s presentation will focus on the first [...]
NRC development team selected(0)
Denver based Buchanan Yonushewski Group, LLC (BYG) will move forward.
Energy grants available for Coloradans(0)
Beginning this month, the energy office is posting a wide variety of grant opportunities designed to increase the energy efficiency of homes, schools and other buildings as well as increase the supply of energy from renewable resources and clean-burning natural gas.
The City Seeks Volunteers(0)
Press Release January 22, 2010 Dara MacDonald, Community Development Director City Seeking Board and Commission Volunteers The City of Salida is seeking additional members for several Boards and Commissions. Volunteers who serve on these provide a valuable service to the City and are able to participate in local decision making in a positive way. Boards [...]
City sales tax challenges(1)
When business is down for local vendors, the city budget for capital investments and operations suffers.
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