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Garfield County commissioner candidates debate growth, South Bridge and economic future (opens the original)
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How Garfield County grows â and how the county responds to the pressures that come with that growth â emerged as a central question Monday as commissioner candidates Jonathan Godes and Eric Rudd debated housing, South Bridge, transportation and the county’s changing economy. The candidates met at the Ute Theater in Rifle during a regional candidate forum ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Both acknowledged that Garfield County is becoming increasingly difficult for working families to afford, but
House District 57 candidates differ on housing, energy and state spending (opens the original)
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House District 57 candidates Russ Andrews and incumbent Elizabeth Velasco drew sharp contrasts over affordability and the role of state government Monday during a candidate forum at the Ute Theater in Rifle. The candidates debated housing, health care, energy, water and Colorado’s budget ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Andrews, a financial adviser and secretary of the Colorado Republican Party, used his opening statement to argue that Colorado has become too expensive and overly regulated. Andrews
Parents raise concerns over delayed communication following Carbondale Middle School threat (opens the original)
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Parents at Carbondale Middle School are raising concerns over how the school communicated a potential gun threat last week after some families learned about the situation from their children before receiving a schoolwide notification. The situation began Sunday, Sept. 13, when Roaring Fork School District officials were made aware of a social media post from a Carbondale Middle School student’s account that referenced bringing a weapon to school. Roaring Fork School District Public Information O
Garfield County commissioners support tax exemption request for Cavern Springs Mobile Home Park (opens the original)
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Garfield County commissioners unanimously backed a request Monday that could help residents of Cavern Springs Mobile Home Park reduce the cost of purchasing their community through a property tax exemption. Commissioners approved a letter of support for the Sopris Mountain Collective’s request to enter into a special limited partnership with the Garfield County Housing Authority. If approved by the housing authority, the arrangement could extend the authority’s tax-exempt status to the mobile ho
Garfield County commissioners back lower-development Sweetwater Lake plan (opens the original)
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Garfield County commissioners unanimously voted Monday to urge the U.S. Forest Service to select a lower-development option for the future of Sweetwater Lake. The commissioners approved a formal comment letter asking the White River National Forest to select Alternative 3 as the preferred and final alternative in the Sweetwater Lake Recreation Management and Development Project. Alternative 3 would keep management of Sweetwater Lake with the Forest Service while allowing a modest expansion of re
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