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Carbondale Report: Smart meter opt-out approved, futsal open for play

All Carbondale trustees were present for their first meeting of the year. The unanimously-approved consent agenda included designation of the Town’s website, www.carbondalegov.org, as the primary posting place for notice of meetings pursuant to state law; plus meeting minutes; acceptance of infrastructure and a security reduction at 111 Main Street, bringing Carbondale’s new food truck […]

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Basalt Report: Councilors and Eagle County Commissioners share pizza, plans for the future

During this week’s regular Tuesday meeting, Basalt Town Council held a shared meal and joint work session with the Eagle Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) to discuss updates concerning wildlife, childcare, land use and housing, both in Basalt and the greater county. The first topic of discussion concerned recent county-funded efforts to reduce wildfire risk. […]

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Thompson House gets some TLC

The Thompson House is of particular significance to Carbondale, being the only structure in town on the National Register of Historic Places and the home of the homesteading Thompson-Holland family, including Hattie Thompson, who passed away in the house in 1944. Setting foot inside is like stepping back in time, with many items of the […]

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GarCo Report: SPEED Act, library trustee appointments, new dozer for the landfill 

Monday, Jan. 5, marked the first Garfield County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting of 2026.  The agenda opened with the appointment of three trustees for the Garfield County Public Library District. Library Board of Trustees Chair Adrian Rippy-Sheehy and Executive Director Jamie LaRue were on-hand.  Describing the selection process, Jankovsky explained, “The library will get one vote […]

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