Maggie Gaddis sent us a note this morning. Registration for her 3 credit CMC course Introduction to Natural History closes tomorrow. What a great way to increase your knowledge of your Rocky Mountain home.
Former Lost Boy of the Sudan, now emerging leader of south Sudan, will speak about the world’s newest country. Sunday, Jan. 29, 3 pm, Salida Community Center. Free, with refreshments.
On Friday, a sheriff’s deputy received information from a confidential source that a drinking party involving underage persons was to take place the following evening at a private residence near Buena Vista.
Being a cutting edge community on the front line of international politics, we receive a lot of information from geopolitical think tanks, Washington insiders and intellectual type people seeking The Salida Citizen’s consult. As humble guardians of small town liberty and community happenings we are reaching out to the brilliant minds of the Ark River Valley to gather thoughts on the circus that is American politics today.
Two key decisions lay before our federal and county elected officials that could determine the energy future of Saguache County, the San Luis Valley and Colorado. We urge people throughout the San Luis Valley and Colorado to let the BLM and Saguache BOCC know which vision of our energy future you would like to see come to bear.
The world’s biggest food and beverage corporation knows no bounds. A local history lesson for the record.
Level 2 NVC is designed for individuals with significant experience and knowledge of NVC. The “Intro to NVC” class (or similar training) is a pre-requisite to attend Level 2 NVC. All classes/study groups will be held in the Conference Room, at 7405 Hwy. 50 on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m., beginning January 11, 2012.
Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet in Concert Salida SteamPlant, 7:30pm. Call 530-0933 for $18 advance tickets ($23 at the door). Garrison Keillor calls them “The best Cajun band in the world.” This show will sell out! http://www.rosebudus.com/beausoleil/ Presented by Friends of the SteamPlant.
On Sunday, the 292-student school’s mountain bike team — now at 21 students, roughly the same size as the Spartans’ football team — placed four kids on the podium at the Colorado High School Mountain Bike League state championships in Castle Rock.
The rainbow images earlier this week were so well received, we thought you might enjoy these shots from from our local lake.
Many fun activities to enjoy this lovely fall Saturday in Salida. From a mandolin workshop, to the Articipate “Fun-Raiser”, our Family Halloween Dance at the Scout hut and Tango Lessons at Casa Tango.
Southwestern wildfires are known to be fast-moving and destructive, but this summer’s conflagrations astonished even veteran observers.
Good morning, Salida!
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