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Jackson spends 20 years archiving Salida’s history (opens the original)
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From railroads to ranchers to one very special dog, Salida has a rich history spanning well over 100 years. With this history comes countless photographs, newspapers, letters and historic buildings, all of which must be organized and cataloged so that it is never forgotten. For the last 20 years, that job has fallen to Joy Jackson, a desk clerk and archivist at Salida Regional Library. In 2006, Jackson had worked a variety of other jobs at libraries and bookstores and came to Salida as a desk cl
New Sands Lake pocket park dedicated to Donna Rhoads (opens the original)
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Salida-area Parks, Open-space & Trails, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Boy Scout Troop 60 will host the grand opening and dedication of Duck Inn, a new pocket park on the west side of Sands Lake, at 4:30 p.m. July 29. The park, at 8720 CR 175, includes a bench that will be dedicated to Donna Rhoads, who retired as the SPOT president earlier this year after serving almost 26 years and spending more than 35 years doing trail work. âIâm humbled and extremely grateful. It's been an honor to wor
Salida Pool will remain closed this week due to chemical imbalances (opens the original)
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The Salida Hot Springs Aquatic Center will remain closed until 6 a.m. July 24, after a scheduled maintenance break required the pool to be drained to stabilize the chemicals. After closing over the weekend for the Salida Cyclones swim meet, the pool was scheduled to remain closed one more day for maintenance, but heavy use over the last several months put the chemicals out of balance, meaning the pool had to be emptied, said Mike "Diesel" Post, the parks, recreation, arts and culture director. P
Temple Grandin to appear at multiple events in Salida Aug. 7 (opens the original)
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Dr. Temple Grandin, author and advocate for autism spectrum disorder and animal behavior, is coming to Salida Aug. 7 for a day of presentations hosted by Achieve Inc. Grandin has written more than 20 books on both autism spectrum disorder and animal behavior. She also consults on livestock handling equipment design and animal welfare, according to her website, templegrandin.com. Grandin will appear at a private event at 9 a.m. Aug. 7 at Brew & Bloom coffee shop to meet with trainees, mentors and
Community Center to take over Chamber (opens the original)
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The Salida Community Center is taking over Heart of the Rockies Chamber of Commerce following an increase in debt and the resignation of most of the board, to establish the new Salida Chamber of Commerce. Spearheaded by Dan Ridenour as the new interim director, the new chamber will be run entirely from the community center, 305 F St., but will use many of the resources and information the previous chamber had. Ridenour said during Whatâs up Salida July 16 that any businesses that were a part
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