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A forever bond: Firefighters leave their mark in guestbook at Colorado's Bishop Castle (opens the original)
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RYE, Colo. — Firefighting crews from across the country came to Colorado last month to help protect people and places in the path of the Aspen Acres Fire. When the Bishop family returned to Bishop Castle, they discovered the crews who helped protect and save the iconic landmark had quietly left a tribute in the guest book. Bishop Castle has developed a following on social media and through word of mouth, turning into a tourist attraction that people travel near and far to see. Denver7 has report
Colorado law increases penalties for fake 'Colorado Grown' labels to protect farmers and consumers (opens the original)
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BRIGHTON, Colo. — Rooted in Colorado are farmers who care deeply for the land and have adapted to challenges over the years. Now, a new law gives the state the ability to crack down on imposters who falsely claim their products to be Colorado grown. Colorado State Rep. Matt Soper (R-Delta) was part of the bipartisan push for HB26-1031, which aims to protect products grown in the state. He explained there needed to be specific guidelines around produce using the "Colorado Proud" label. "So it spe
Colorado law cracks down on consequences for luring bears with food (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — Colorado is no stranger to bears, but lately community members have noticed an increase in bear activity in the places they call home. A new Colorado law went into effect this week, increasing the consequences for knowingly placing food or trash in the open to lure a bear. Denver7 has covered Colorado Parks and Wildlife warning of more bear sightings due to the dry winter, as drought can reduce natural food for bears, forcing them to seek food associated with humans. Jo
Colorado rancher reflects on Aspen Acres Fire along with the massive cost to now feed his cattle (opens the original)
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PUEBLO COUNTY, Colo. — As the Aspen Acres Fire burned in southern Colorado, families feared for their properties and their livestock. The Cox Ranch is located between Beulah and Colorado City, and is the home and land where Mike Cox has raised cattle for the past 15 years. As the wildfire quickly spread throughout the county, Cox saw and heard the blaze of the fire tear through his land. Luckily, he was able to evacuate his cattle, including 17 calves, to a neighbor's property. "At that point in
A family's farming story older than Colorado: Meet the Osborn family (opens the original)
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LOVELAND, Colo. — For one family in Larimer County, their story dates back to before the state of Colorado was born. While finding a place to put down roots can be a challenge, the Osborn family have not looked back since 1861. A member from each generation has lived on the same property. It all started with William B. Osborn who came out west in search of gold but decided that mining was not for him. Originally from New York, he bought a piece of property to start raising crops, hay and vegetab
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