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    Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope

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    Colorado Parks and Wildlife Uses Trojan Males to Evict Invasive Brook Trout
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    Colorado Parks and Wildlife Uses Trojan Males to Evict Invasive Brook Trout

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife is deploying genetically modified 'Trojan' male brook trout in Bobtail Creek to produce only male offspring, aiming for a targeted extinction of the invasive species and the return of native cutthroat trout.

    Sarah MitchellJune 21st, 20263 min
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    Kawuneeche Valley Restoration Invests $4 Million to Fix Rocky Mountain National Park Wetland
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    Kawuneeche Valley Restoration Invests $4 Million to Fix Rocky Mountain National Park Wetland

    A $4 million investment in Rocky Mountain National Park's Kawuneeche Valley aims to restore the wetland complex and secure water supply for Grand Lake by leveraging natural beaver engineering.

    Sarah MitchellJune 21st, 20263 min
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    Cecily Decker Wins Bighorn Gravel for Third Year
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    Cecily Decker Wins Bighorn Gravel for Third Year

    Cecily Decker secured her third consecutive Bighorn Gravel victory in Gypsum with a time of 5:32:14, finishing 10 minutes faster than last year and narrowing the gap to Life Time Grand Prix leader Sofia Gomez Villafane.

    Sarah MitchellJune 21st, 20263 min
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    Aspen Commissioner Candidate Torre Pitches Environment-First Growth Plan
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    Aspen Commissioner Candidate Torre Pitches Environment-First Growth Plan

    Aspen District 1 commissioner candidate Torre campaigns on an 'environment first' thesis, proposing controlled growth, a second bridge for the Entrance to Aspen, and airport limits to manage congestion and wildfire risks.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    Steamboat Council Approves Chief Theater Rehabilitation
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    Steamboat Council Approves Chief Theater Rehabilitation

    The Steamboat Springs City Council voted 7-0 to approve the rehabilitation of the historic Chief Theater on Lincoln Avenue, transforming the vacant building into a multi-use cultural hub with a restaurant and rooftop deck.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    Glenwood Springs Commuters Face Seven-Hour Paradise Creek Fire Gridlock
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    Glenwood Springs Commuters Face Seven-Hour Paradise Creek Fire Gridlock

    Trish O’Grady reflects on a seven-hour gridlock at the West Glenwood exit during the Paradise Creek Fire, highlighting the economic costs of the South Canyon bottleneck and potential solutions like connecting Devereux Road.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    El Niño Arrives in Colorado, Bringing Heavy Rain to Western Slope
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    El Niño Arrives in Colorado, Bringing Heavy Rain to Western Slope

    El Niño officially arrives in Colorado, replacing La Niña conditions. OpenSnow meteorologists warn of intensifying patterns that could bring significant rainfall to the Western Slope, affecting agriculture and local weather in towns like Paonia and Grand Junction.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    CDOT Plans Mid-Week Traffic Holds on Vail Pass Before July 4th
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    CDOT Plans Mid-Week Traffic Holds on Vail Pass Before July 4th

    CDOT announces six to nine mid-week traffic holds on Vail Pass in early July for construction work, ensuring the Fourth of July weekend remains clear for travelers.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    Vail Recreation District Swaps Son of Middle Creek for Eagle Enduro
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    Vail Recreation District Swaps Son of Middle Creek for Eagle Enduro

    Vail Recreation District replaces the Son of Middle Creek with the Eagle Enduro on Bellyache Road, introducing stricter timed stages and a dual adult-youth format for the AC/DC award.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    Andy Burnham Wins Makerfield Seat to Challenge Keir Starmer
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    Andy Burnham Wins Makerfield Seat to Challenge Keir Starmer

    Former Labour Deputy Leader Harriet Harman predicts Andy Burnham will succeed Keir Starmer as Prime Minister after Burnham's decisive Makerfield victory over Reform UK.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    Ouray Mountain Rescue Team Recovers Climber on Mount Sneffels
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    Ouray Mountain Rescue Team Recovers Climber on Mount Sneffels

    Rescuers recovered Bret Bachman-Goldstein's body on Mount Sneffels five hours after dispatch, highlighting the critical importance of leaving a trip plan for solo climbers in the San Juans.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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    Israel and Hezbollah Agree to Ceasefire Amid US-Iran Nuclear Talks
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    Israel and Hezbollah Agree to Ceasefire Amid US-Iran Nuclear Talks

    Israel and Hezbollah agree to a fragile ceasefire on Friday, stabilizing the southern Lebanon front while supporting broader US-Iran negotiations that have reopened the Strait of Hormuz and restarted nuclear talks.

    Sarah MitchellJune 20th, 20263 min
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