May 2011
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A message from the Secretary of Veterans Affairs(0)
Today, we pay homage to those who placed themselves on the Altar of Freedom for love of country. Memorial Day is a time for remembrance, reflection, and respect—for honoring the men and women who gave their lives in service to the Nation.
Mayor Answers Questions About the NRC(0)
Over the past eight months there has been a lot of questions regarding the Natural Resource Center 63-20 proposal.
City Seeks Board and Commission Members(0)
The City of Salida is seeking volunteers for the Planning Commission, Recreation Advisory Board and Board of Appeals. All active members of City boards and commissions are entitled to an individual pass to the Salida Hot Springs Aquatic Center.
The Pool is Open!(0)
The Salida Hot Springs Aquatic Center re-opened Thursday, May 26 at 6 am for lap swim.
Non Violent Communication study group(0)
NVC focuses our attention on what is “alive” in this moment; what you are feeling and the needs behind it, and what the other person is feeling and his/her needs; rather than focusing on judgement; who is right and who is wrong.
New Trail in Brown’s Canyon(1)
Volunteers are needed to help construct a new trail into the Bureau of Land Management Browns Canyon Wilderness Study Area near Ruby Mountain on June 24-26, 2011.
Salida Hot Springs to remain closed through Wednesday, May 25(0)
Due to unforeseen difficulty in the testing process for the newest water line connection, we will remain closed Wednesday, May 25th.
High Rollers bring home a win(0)
The Ark Valley High Rollers played in Denver this past weekend and walked away with 144 to 139 win over the High City Derby Divas of Aurora, CO. It was a hard fought win that came down to the final jam of the game. The High Rollers that are now 2-1 are heading to Greeley, [...]
City to begin Property Maintenance Code Enforcement in C-1 zone(3)
A good way to avoid major, expensive repairs to your property is to perform routine maintenance. Well maintained properties provide a safe and welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.
A Million Bricks—The Restoration of Fort Moultrie, S.C.(1)
Gary W. Higgins, Preservation Architect retired from the National Park Service, will present “A Million Bricks – The Restoration of Fort Moultrie, S.C.” at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday May 25 at the Salida Regional Library
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