Julia Coccaro
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Mental health survey finds Yampa Valley residents struggle with loneliness, substance use disorders (opens the original)
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The Steamboat Springs City Council heard a sobering assessment of behavioral health in the Yampa Valley on Tuesday: Despite strong awareness of local resources and a reputation for community support, many residents still face loneliness, high levels of substance use and persistent barriers to getting care when they need it. Brittney Wilburn, executive director of Northwest Colorado-based nonprofit The Health Partnership Around a year ago, the Yampa Valley Community FoundationKatz Amsterdam Found
Inside the Piceance-East Douglas wild horse gather: A fight over horses, habitat and Western lands (opens the original)
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A helicopter buzzes over the trees near an oil refinery in Northwest Colorado’s Piceance Basin, veering strategically around power lines toward a small band of wild horses as it seeks to drive as many as it can across the rugged landscape into a catch pen. A white horse flips around, running the opposite direction. The helicopter follows suit and cuts off its escape. “It’s too close,” says one wild horse advocate of the helicopter. “It’s too low.” The wild horses â the white horse included â
Steamboat Springs police chief defends use of Flock cameras (opens the original)
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In a public forum packed with 80-plus people Tuesday night, Steamboat Springs Police Chief Mark Beckett defended Flock camera technology and underscored its benefits â while also acknowledging a wide range of concerns and objections voiced by community members. The two-hour session in Steamboat’s Centennial Hall, facilitated by former City Council President Jason Lacy and attended by another 70 people via Zoom, was announced in late Julyhave escalated over the last few months both locally and
Town of Hayden becomes first Routt County municipality to add data center language into development code (opens the original)
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The Hayden Town Council has voted 4-1 to amend the town’s municipal code to include language around data centers, making it the first Routt County municipality to add language directly addressing data centers into its development code. The formal decision, with council member Elaine Hicks casting the sole “nay” vote, came at the Aug. 6 town council meeting after a series of July discussions regarding how the town should regulate potential data center development and close gaps in its land use co
Routt County Sheriff identifies preliminary cause for Green Ridge Fire (opens the original)
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The Routt County Sheriff’s department has issued a preliminary identification for the cause of the Green Ridge Fire south of Stagecoach Reservoir. Sheriff Doug Scherar told the newspaper Tuesday afternoon that the fire, which was reported at around noon on Sunday Scherar said he spoke to the tractor operator, who saw the smoke and subsequent flames and reported the fire to emergency services. “Obviously, we have to have our investigation and have a chance to actually get in there and look and
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