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Head2Head II: Mallett v. Holman on affordable housing(0)

Posted by Lee Hart on October 22, 2008

Affordable housing: Mallet helps create housing trust, Holman favors less government involvement

Posted in Election | Tagged Election | Leave a response

Head2Head I: Mallet v. Holman on Browns Canyon, energy(0)

Posted by Lee Hart on October 21, 2008

Holman and Mallett are diametrically opposed when it comes to Brown’s Canyon Wilderness designation, but the lines are blurred when it comes to renewable energy.

Posted in Election | Tagged brown's canyon, Election, energy, geothermal | Leave a response

Newspapers win big in election season(1)

Posted by Lee Hart on October 16, 2008

Contributions flow through candidates to media during Chaffee County election season.

Posted in Election | Tagged Election | 1 Response

Monarch opposes Salida occupancy tax proposal

Monarch opposes Salida occupancy tax proposal(6)

Posted by Citizen Team on September 24, 2008

Bob Nicolls of Monarch Mountain argues first, that the $4.82 per room-night lodging tax proposed by the city of Salida will result in fewer visitors staying in Salida, and second, that the cost of community projects should be shouldered by the community, not out-of-town visitors.

Posted in City, Opinion, Tourism | Tagged Election, monarch, Tourism | 6 Responses

Salida lodgers rally to block proposed occupancy tax(2)

Posted by Lee Hart on September 24, 2008

Salida occupancy tax ballot question meets with opposition. Innkeepers hope to convince city council to withdraw the question and come back with a better solution.

Posted in City, Election, Tourism | Tagged Election, Tourism | 2 Responses

Chaffee County Commissioner race lean on meat

Chaffee County Commissioner race lean on meat(4)

Posted by Lee Hart on September 17, 2008

The Chaffee County Commissioner races to date have been a vegetarian pu pu platter: a plateful of tidbits but no meat. Notably absent are discussions about economic priorities, transparency in government and transportation.

Posted in Election, Opinion | Tagged economic development, Election, transportation | 4 Responses

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    This unique public education program will feature individuals who share compelling personal stories about living with mental illness and achieving recovery.

  • Land Trust offers wetlands program

    The Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas is conducting the following program for the general public: Wetlands Program and Field Trip Program – May 14, 2013, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, Salida Community Center
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  • 65 historic properties throughout Chaffee County studied

    On Monday, May 13 at approximately 11:30 a.m. at the Chaffee County Courthouse in Salida, FRRA will present to the County Commissioners on the accomplishments of the survey.

  • Four School Board seats open in Nov., informational Open House – May 14

    The current Salida School Board members are taking this transition seriously and looking to begin the transition now. Efforts will begin on May 14 with an open house from 5:15 to 6:00 pm prior to the monthly school board meeting. The intention is to meet potential candidates, explain the process of applying, outline the role and work of board members, and answer questions.

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