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Since 1898, incorporating the Telluride Times and Telluride Journal.
Local support is strong for a Hallmark Channel original television series that wants to film on the tailings pile east of Telluride, but producers will first have to clear hurdles posed by San Miguel County and Idarado Mining Company. Read more The last time the Telluride Ski and Golf Company came before the Mountain Village Town Council to talk about the Telluride Conference Center, the result was a harsh critique from council members. Read more Galloping Goose 4, a quirky gas-powered railbus that once hauled mail, freight and passengers up and down the famed Rio Grande Southern Railroad, has returned to its nest. Read moreA television show for Telluride?
MV council satisfied with Conference Center report
A Goose returns to its nest
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The BLM announced last week that it had completed its Ridgway Comprehensive Trail Management Plan, opening the way for new mountain bike trails. Read more New state tax legislation has Montrose and Olathe School District officials re-examining district funding plans to improve technology and school performance. Read more Despite participating in practice and pregame shoot-arounds, Chicagoâs star guard Derrick Rose continues to sit; itâs the main reason the Bulls probably arenât going to go to the third round of the playoffs. Read moreBLM Completes Ridgway Trails Plan Assessment
School District to Refocus Funding Goals Following Tax Proposal
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