March 2010
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DOT Issues Policy Statement Supporting Bicyclists and Pedestrians(1)
“Today, I want to announce a sea change. People across America who value bicycling should have a voice when it comes to transportation planning. This is the end of favoring motorized transportation at the expense of non-motorized.”
Hospital Honors TRAC STAR of the Year Elaine Baca(0)
“Elaine has a warm smile and a wonderful disposition. She is always willing to go out of her way to help with a problem or to answer a question. Elaine exemplifies the T in Teamwork.”
Like Mountain Guides(3)
If the the staff of the City of Salida do not have the knowledge or experience to plan and move a project forward, they hire people who have the necessary credentials to do what staff cannot.
Strawbale open house(0)
There will be a Strawbale open house by the Strawbale cottage Sunday April 11th, In Sand Park 11:00-5:00 PM. Help to support an attitude of creative solutions to our sustainable community.
RSN Home-Waters.com fly fishing finds no beer, no fish, no love…(2)
Sooner or later in every person’s life, there comes a time when you have to put your money where your mouth is. Walk the talk. Put up or shut up. And so today, it was my turn. I have gone to great lengths in the past to convince fishing clients and fellow anglers that catching fish is not really what fishing is about. Usually this conversation comes at the end of a long hard day when the fish haven’t been co-operative and you are looking for pearls of wisdom to help cushion the disappointment of being skunked.
$205,000 federal grant for the Southwest Conservation Corps(1)
Congressman Salazar announces a $205,000 federal grant for the Southwest Conservation Corps
World Water Day highlights need for clean water(1)
Today, March 22, is World Water Day, an annual UN-sponsored day of action to support access to clean, safe water for the world’s people.
Livewell Chaffee County awarded $150,000 Grant(0)
LiveWell Chaffee County today announced that it has received continued funding from LiveWell Colorado in the amount of $150,000 to reduce obesity and help residents of Chaffee County live healthy lives.
Edible Landscape Tour(0)
If you want to be on the route, please contact Denise or Merry by this Friday at the latest.
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