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Western Slope hospitals, CMC receive millions in federal grants for rural healthcare (opens the original)
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Millions of dollars in federal funding are headed to Western Slope healthcare providers as the state looks to address persistent rural workforce shortages and expand access to care. Colorado is directing roughly $169.5 million in Rural Health Transformation Program grants to rural healthcare providers across the state, according to a Monday news release from Gov. Jared Polis and the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing. Funded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services,
Stormy weather brings rain, first snowpack to Colorado mountains this week (opens the original)
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Colorado’s calm weekend weather is transitioning into stormy skies this week, with parts of the mountains expected to start collecting some snowpack. Colder temperatures and persistent rain arrived on the Western Slope on Monday, Sept. 28, with up to an inch of rain expected through Wednesday night for Aspen and other central mountain towns. “Places like Steamboat Springs are less favored in this setup currently, just because a lot of the moisture is focused on the southwest Colorado area,” said
Colorado ski destinations see slow start to winter bookings (opens the original)
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Colorado’s early winter tourism season is off to a sluggish start as lingering effects from poor snow and an uncertain economy leave ski destinations with fewer reservations on the books. Bookings to Colorado destinations made in August for arrival during the first few months of the winter season â November, December and January â were 10.9% lower than last year, contributing to what has been an underwhelming start to early winter bookings, according to the latest market briefing report rele
Colorado housing market faces falling buyer demand as mortgage rates hit two-year high (opens the original)
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Fewer Colorado homes are selling, and those that do are taking longer to move â a trend that could deepen as mortgage rates climb above 7%, adding to affordability concerns for would-be buyers. The average interest rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 7.09% “It is definitely a psychological number for buyers and sellers, and people looking for mortgages to refinance,” said Bob Casals, broker-owner with Casals Financial Inc. based in Grand County. “It’s a scary number.” The rate hike comes
Western Slope to see storms, flash flooding â and some snow (opens the original)
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Monsoonal moisture is persisting in Colorado, with showers, weak storms and flash flood risk forecast for the Western Slope through Saturday. Drier and warmer conditions are expected to return by Sunday. Most areas west of the Continental Divide are expected to receive 0.25-0.5 inches of rain from Wednesday, Sept. 16, through Friday, with more than 1 inch possible in isolated areas, according to a Wednesday report from OpenSnow Zach Hiris, a National Weather Service meteorologist at the Denver s
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