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After 25 years, memories and lessons from 9/11 remain relevant (opens the original)
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After 25 years, the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, still have lessons to impart and are worth remembering and reflecting on, leaders in the Grand Junction Fire Department and Grand Junction Police Department said this week. Grand Junction Fire Department Chief Peter Skeris has a special connection to New York and the terrorist attacks that played out on 9/11. He was a New York Police Department officer during the World Trade Center bombing in 1993 before moving on to the Charlotte Fire Department in
Winefest celebrating its 35th year of highlighting Colorado wine industry (opens the original)
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In eight days, Colorado Mountain Winefest will return for its 35th year with a lot of changes that are meant to offer guests a more intimate experience compared to the big festivals of previous years. Colorado Association for Viticulture and Enology Executive Director Cassidee Shull said this yearâs Winefest has been reduced to fewer than 2,000 attendees, which will eliminate lines and give guests more time to discuss the areaâs wines with the people who make it, and tickets are still availa
CPW busy setting up beaver conservation program (opens the original)
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In July Colorado Parks and Wildlife began work on a new âWildly Important Goalâ set by Governor Jared Polis to implement a program to help improve beaver habitat and populations in Colorado. At the CPW Commission meeting Thursday morning, Sept. 3, Terrestrial Programs Supervisor Sherri Huwer said the agency has already made rapid progress in implementing new conservation management strategies for these aquatic engineers. âCPW has moved rapidly to establish a dedicated beaver conservation m
This summer was one of the hottest and driest on record (opens the original)
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Grand Junction saw record high temperatures throughout July and August in what will likely end up being the hottest summer season on record for the city. Colorado State Climatologist Russ Schumacher said most of the Western Slope is experiencing its hottest summer. He said record highs are becoming more common in the 21st century because of climate change. âFor Grand Junction, 12 out of the 16 hottest summers have been since 2000,â Schumacher said. âWeâre seeing this situation where what
Local study shows biochar improves soil moisture content during drought (opens the original)
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After four years of study, a local farmer and researcher says the use of a special charcoal-like substance called biochar has shown it significantly increases soil moisture, especially under drought conditions. Michael Lobato, a small-acre farmer and researcher at Colorado State Universityâs Fruita Research Station, presented the findings of the study at a webinar hosted by Colorado Ag Water Alliance on Tuesday, Aug. 25. âDoes biochar increase soil moisture?â Lobato said. âThatâs the b
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