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Judge Hopkins increases Morphew’s bond to $10 million, confines him to San Luis Valley (opens the original)
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After viewing recent video evidence of Barry Morphewâs involvement in a hit-and-run in Denver, 12th Judicial District Chief Judge Amanda Hopkins increased his bond to $10 million cash-only during a bond hearing Sept. 8 in Alamosa. The two motions filed for the court to discuss concerned the terms and conditions of Morphewâs bond, and not making public the address where Morphew was arrested last week. Morphew is currently in jail for violating his bond order as a result of the traffic viola
Council approve stricter enforcement of STR resident requirement (opens the original)
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At the request of staff, Salida City Council discussed at length two amendments to the short-term rental policies during their Sept. 1 meeting. In the end council unanimously approved Amendment 1, but not Amendment 2. Councilwoman Wayles Martin attended virtually from Japan. The intention of Amendment 1 is to clean up the STR Chaffee County resident requirement documentation. Previously, documentation to prove residency was by providing âtwo or moreâ documents: valid driverâs license, cu
Blockage in Arkansas caused by rain event, breaking up naturally (opens the original)
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Wood debris, logs and twigs created a blockage in the Arkansas River south of Hecla Junction after a single rain event Aug. 22. Tom Waters, Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area park manager, told The Mail Aug. 31 that originally the jam was about 100 yards long and bank-to-bank. Since that incident, there was widespread flooding and a âlog-a-paloozaâ at Grand Canyon National Park, which Waters said made this blockage seem very small in comparison. The blockage was first discovered Aug. 23
Council learns food, cardboard, wood top waste at landfill (opens the original)
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Salida City Council heard, during an Aug. 31 work session, a regional sustainability update from Sara Law and Julie Mach. Council members Shelley Schreiner and Wayles Martin were not in attendance. Mach, regional sustainability coordinator, said theyâve been conducting a âhands on the ground, digging through trashâ audit of the Chaffee County Landfill since May. The preliminary findings show that food waste is the highest volume and largest percentage of waste at the landfill. Textiles â
Snyder aims to revive rails, not replace with trails (opens the original)
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âColorado's experiencing a bit of a rail revival right now,â Pete Snyder said from a sweaty, sun-hot seat at Bunny & Clyde's Aug. 17. Part of this railroad revival is a proposed Mountain Rail from Denver to Steamboat Springs, which is slated to start at the end of this year. Snyder, who lives in Broomfield and is currently overseeing a major rail project in Washington, D.C., is on the verge of proposing a plan to revive the Union Pacific-owned corridor as a tourist railroad. His dream inclu
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