David O. Williams
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Neguse in response to Luttig: ‘I will always work to defend and vindicate our constitution’ (opens the original)
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In EagleVail on Saturday to address the annual Eagle County Democrats fundraiser, U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse told the Vail Daily he had not yet seen that day’s story in the paper in which retired conservative federal judge and Vail homeowner J. Michael Luttig warned of “the final battle for America’s democracy” in Washington early next year. But Neguse, a Lafayette Democrat whose 2nd Congressional District stretches from Fort Collins to Boulder to Vail, said he was aware of Luttig’s recent warningssav
Avon mayor supports Union Pacific merger as long as communication and cooperation improves (opens the original)
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Avon Mayor Tamra Nottingham Underwood last week sent a letter to the U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) supporting the proposed merger of two Class 1 rail giants, Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. Union Pacific owns two rail lines through Eagle County. “The Eagle River Valley, where Avon is located, is a national destination for residents, businesses and visitors, but our success also creates significant transportation challenges,” Underwood wrote last week to the federal rail regulatory
Vail police seek help identifying alleged sign-stealer targeting sheriff candidate Anderson (opens the original)
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Vail police are looking for help finding a suspect caught red-handed on a controversial surveillance camera stealing the campaign signs of Vail Police Sgt. Rebecca Anderson, who is running for Eagle County sheriff in the Nov. 3 general election. “Police received a report in the morning of Thursday, Sept. 24, that campaign signs were stolen from multiple roundabouts,” a town of Vail press release stated on Monday. “Police learned that nine total campaign signs were stolen throughout the town, val
Republican Eagle County coroner candidate says he ‘learned a lot’ after judicial discipline (opens the original)
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Republican Eagle County coroner candidate If he does not successfully complete the terms of his probation, Ryan could face suspension of his license to practice law for one year and one day, according to Supreme Court filings on Sept. 22cited by the Supreme Court committee in its full report “It was a stipulation. I agreed to it,” Ryan said of the case that occurred while he was serving as a prosecutor in the 11thJudicial District, which includes Park, Chaffee, Custer and Fremont counties. “Bas
Fitzwilliams pleads for bipartisan vision for managing the nation’s public lands (opens the original)
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In the midst of a record low snow year and ongoing and brutal drought, former White River National Forest Supervisor Scott Fitzwilliams saw the federal agencies that oversee vast swaths of publicly owned land in Colorado decimated by arbitrary and capricious staff cuts in 2025. “Instead of making our communities more safe and our resources more protected, we created instability and fear,” Fitzwilliams told a crowd at the EagleVail Pavilion gathered for the annual Eagle County Democrats fundraise
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