By Alex Menard Sopris Sun Correspondent A meeting of environmental minds took place on May 26 at Marble Wetlands — a new, non-motorized recreation trail and wildlife refuge adjacent to the town of Marble. The event was a planning session for the area, which still has no official name. Planners included representatives of two land […]
June 2022
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If an aspen grove falls, continued
For part one of this two-part series, click here The Forest Service has stated that the logging on William’s Peak, along Four Mile Road, is to create a disturbance, “and cutting areas with mature aspen stimulates their root system to vigorously regenerate.” However, users of the William’s Peak area along Four Mile road have wondered […]
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A celebration of the class of 2022
By Marlo Bowman Youth Correspondent A little over a week ago marked the end of an era for many class of 2022 students, including myself. The graduation ceremony was not the end of the day, however. There was one final celebration to commence overnight, and that would be Project Graduation. Project Graduation, thrown together by […]
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Chisme del Pueblo – 2 de junio, 2022
Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro Superintendente Holt Rick Holt, el director académico del distrito escolar de Roaring Fork (RFSD), fue contratado para ser el superintendente del distrito escolar de Archuleta en Pagosa Springs comenzando el 1 de julio. “A pesar de que amo a mi distrito — las personas con las que trabajo y el trabajo […]
