October 2010
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Local roller derby league wins first scrimmage(0)
The Ark Valley High Rollers held their first inter-league scrimmage against the High City Derby Divas of Aurora. After spending an hour battling it out on the track, the rookie league landed a 130-76 win.
Community parade for 3A(4)
Regardless of the outcome, Salida School Board and Salida School District would like to say Thank You!
“Spud”tacular Luncheon(0)
Neighbor to Neighbor Volunteers, the Chaffee Shuttle and Full Restorative Justice are sponsoring their annual fundraiser. The “Spud”tacular will be Wednesday, November 3, from 11:00 to 1:30 at the United Methodist Church.
Governor’s Energy Office continues Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Loans for K-12 schools(0)
The GEO developed the Performance Contracting Program and the High Performance Building Program to assist in implementing energy efficiency solutions in existing and new facilities. Comfortable and healthy school environments are an ideal place for student learning and teacher longevity.
Catalina Briatore named HRRMC TRAC STAR(0)
Admissions receptionist Catalina Briatore was honored as Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center’s TRAC STAR of the Third Quarter at a hospital ceremony on October 25.
SHS Parade of Thanks(0)
The community has shown overwhelming support for a new high school and better education in our community. Regardless of the outcome, Salida School Board and Salida School District would like to say Thank You! Join us for a parade as we fill the streets of downtown with music.
Look beyond the white noise(1)
We are at the end of an election cycle. The content of the ads and the coverage have little to do with what the candidates vision is for our county, state and country. The commercials rarely provide a coherent statement from their candidate.
New Salida company takes shape; Badfish Riverboards(2)
Interview With Company Owners Mike Harvey and Zach Hughes
I suggest we all do the same.(0)
Chaffee County has benefited from the bi-partisan work of Senator Gail Schwartz (Democrat) and Representative Tom Massey (Republican).
Kerber Creek Restoration Project given two prestigious awards(0)
Kerber Creek originates high in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado and flows south and east through the towns of Bonanza and Villa Grove for 25 miles and ends at San Luis Creek.
Medical forms will streamline veterans’ claims process(0)
For Veterans who receive their care from private physicians, VA has placed the disability benefits questionnaires on its internet site with instructions for physicians to submit examination results on Veterans’ behalf.
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