March 2011
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Women’s Mountain Bike Clinic, Salida, April 16 & 17, 2011(3)
On April 16 & 17 Holly Annala teams up with Absolute Bikes to present an all-women’s mountain biking clinic.
Home-Waters fly fishing asks: Maui – how bad can it be?(2)
An afternoon spent wading a Maui shore break confirms that there has to be more to fishing than fish.
80’s Dance Party – April 16(0)
Full Circle Restorative Justice (FCRJ) will be hosting an “80’s Dance Party” at the Boathouse Cantina April 16, 2011 from 7 – 11 p.m. with DJ Deano – complete with prizes for Best Eighties wear!
Local artists want to start film festival(0)
We’re open to to all kinds of film – cell phone movies, videos, animation. The emphasis is on fun, humor, goofiness. More than anything I don’t want people to think it has to be professional.
Ages & Stages Workshop for service providers of young children(0)
Ages & Stages is a program that helps parents and service providers identify a child’s skills the areas of speech, interactions with others, movement and motor skills, emotional development, and problem solving. This program also explains how to help children learn these important skills.
Hey, Teach! Salida School District interview with Michelle Ludwig(1)
Who, exactly, are our Salida teachers? Get to know the dedicated, passionate teachers of the Salida School District through these short, inspiring interviews. If you think being one of these stellar teachers is easy, try walking through those classroom doors one morning.
9Health Fair preregistration is April 6 and 7(0)
The 9Health Fair is coming to Salida on Saturday, April 16. Preregistration and prepayment is not required, but will move participants through the blood-draw line more quickly the day of the fair.
Slacker website to benefit Salida schools(0)
Getting out on a nice day a measure of success for locals who like to play.
Let’s put sunshine into all places in our life(0)
Sunshine Week and all it stands for is a positive thing. Yet, I have found myself brought low by certain aspects of it. We have learned to expect lies and half truths in both the private and public sectors of our lives. I find the tension between marketing and truth painful. I wish we demanded more honesty.
The nuclear elephant in Pueblo(11)
Don Banner proposes a nuclear power plant in Pueblo as the anchor of a clean energy park. You’ve got to give Banner credit for his gumption, considering the crisis in Japan where, currently, three nuclear reactors threaten to melt down. . .
Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado announces 40+ volunteer projects for 2011(0)
If you’re looking for a unique way to give back to Colorado’s trails and outdoor places, or a rewarding way to get outside with your family, VOC has plenty of exciting opportunities available this season.
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