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Five questions about the upcoming air show (opens the original)
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“Five Questions” is a new occasional series where The Daily Sentinel answers questions in a short-form format for quick information for readers. It could also be a two-, three-, four-question format, or one big question. If you have items that have piqued your interest, send your questions to news@gjsentinel.com When and where is the air show? How do I get tickets? The air show will be held at the Grand Junction Regional Airport from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 3 and Oct. 4. You can find tickets
City pilots water conservation effort in Lilac Park (opens the original)
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Between its location, limited local amenities and a parking lot shared with a car dealership, Grand Junctionâs Lilac Park isnât especially well-known. Save for the occasional lunch breaks of nearby employees and seasonal sledding races â in years when the valley gets enough snow â the city-owned property is almost never used, according to officials. That made it the perfect testing ground for an ambitious water conservation effort this year. By leaving the existing bluegrass uncut over t
Grand Junction Community Rec Center opens at last (opens the original)
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The long-awaited Grand Junction Community Recreation Center opened its doors to the public for the first time on Friday, Sept. 25, after city staff and community partners cut a ceremonial ribbon and kicked off two days of fare-free admissions to the $82.1-million facility. âIt is a proud day for Grand Junction,â Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Director Ken Sherbenou said to the gathered crowd. âI thank you for being here to celebrate a day that many in this community thought would neve
CMU receives record-setting donation to grow student housing (opens the original)
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Colorado Mesa University has received its largest donation ever documented, school officials announced Wednesday, Sept. 16: a $10 million check from a group called ZOMALAB. Colorado Mesa University higher-ups joined a handful of economic development advocates on campus Wednesday to announce the gift, which they said would fund construction for the Formation Commons, a 288-bed dormitory that recently broke ground. âItâs so humbling to see some of these large foundations with significant resou
GJ considering data center moratorium (opens the original)
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Grand Junction municipal staff say theyâre working on an ordinance that would prohibit development for data centers for up to a year, in an effort to buy time to address the fast-growing computing industry in local zoning laws. The buildings are an increasingly visible â and in some cases, contentious â piece of information technology infrastructure needed to operate computation-heavy programs like large language models, cryptocurrency mining and cloud computing. Grand Junction City Manage
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