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Paonia's Mountain Harvest Festival Marks Silver Anniversary (opens the original)
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Mountain Harvest Festival in Paonia celebrated its 25th anniversary this past weekend. For KVNF, Laura Palmisano brings us an interview with Festival Director Lillia McClure about the origins of the event and what's changed over the years. Palmisano: And what is Mountain Harvest? McClure: Mountain Harvest Festival is a Paonia tradition. It started in the year 2000 and skipped 2020 because of COVID. It started as an album release party and has turned into a full-blown art, craft, and music festiv
North Fork Farmer calls this year an 'incredibly unusual' one for local growers (opens the original)
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This past March was one of the warmest on record for Colorado. In Delta County, agriculture took a major blow with fruit trees and gardens going into early bloom. The early higher temperatures were followed by subsequent freezes that killed off delicate blooms, resulting in massive crop failures for growers. The unusually warm weather also depleted snowpack totals statewide, accelerating drought conditions. Earlier this month, KVNF's Laura Palmisano spoke to Laura Parker, the owner of High Deser
Retired paramedic discusses challenges of running rural EMS system (opens the original)
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In remote Lake City, Colorado, there is often only one paramedic or advanced EMS provider on call at a given time. The county's ambulance service is primarily staffed by volunteers. Retired paramedic Buffy Witt grew up in Lake City. She started as a volunteer EMT with the local EMS agency right out of high school. Then, she decided to make a career out of it. She worked as a paramedic in Denver for over two decades before moving back to her hometown in 2020, to be the director of Hinsdale County
Rural emergency services get new volunteers in Lake City (opens the original)
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Eighteen-year-old Rowan McNeese just finished a basic EMT course, and she graduated high school at the end of May. "It was definitely hard at first to learn how to balance my high school and also the workload of my EMT class because that was a lot. But, as it moved forward, I kind of got the hang of it, and it got a little easier," she said. The EMT course lasted 16 weeks. McNeese got the highest scores in her Lake City cohort. That was surprising for her because in high school she didn't feel m
Rural EMS gets new volunteers in tiny Lake City (opens the original)
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Eighteen-year-old Rowan McNeese just finished a basic EMT course, and she graduated high school at the end of May. “It was definitely hard at first to learn how to balance my high school and also the workload of my EMT class because that was a lot. But, as it moved forward, I kind of got the hang of it, and it got a little easier,” she said. The EMT course lasted 16 weeks. McNeese got the highest scores in her Lake City cohort. That was surprising for her because in high school she didn’t feel m
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