By Citizen Team on March 11, 2010
On Tuesday, the Salida School Board and superintendent thoroughly reviewed a number of options for reducing the school district’s budget for the 2010-11 school year.
Posted in Schools
By Bill Donavan on March 11, 2010
Government information should be as accessible to us as information about the weather, sports scores or knowing what’s going on in the stock market — all online and in real-time.
Posted in Government
By Citizen Team on March 8, 2010
Detours of up to 200 miles, could last for days, if not weeks, before the 17-mile stretch of interstate re-opens.
Posted in News
By Bill Donavan on March 7, 2010
Many of the questions that have been asked about our school’s current financial situation are recurring. Attached are some helpful answers to these questions.
Posted in Education
By Chuck Rose on March 7, 2010
A community summary for late winter 2010
Posted in From the Mayor
By Bill Donavan on March 4, 2010
I can see a time when Salida is recognized on a national level for it’s approach to education.
Posted in Opinion
By Bill Donavan on March 4, 2010
bill (HB 1342) allows groups from 10-1,500 to establish community-scale power plants. A Solar Garden can be located on multiple homes, large buildings, or integrated into working agricultural land.
Posted in Planning
By Citizen Team on March 3, 2010
Posted in Opinion
By Citizen Team on March 2, 2010
A pump track is a continuous dirt loop of rollers and berms, reminiscent of a BMX track but smaller in scale, which can be ridden by cyclists of all ages and skill levels.
Posted in Recreation
By Citizen Team on March 1, 2010
Looking back at a journalistic legacy.
Posted in Opinion
By Laura Donavan on February 27, 2010
In response to Friday’s editorial.
Posted in Opinion
By Ann Marie Swan on February 26, 2010
Lot turned over to Poncha Springs encumbered as investors reorganize
Posted in Local
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