The executive director of the Harm Reduction action center. While the creek crackdown fixes the immediate problem she doesnt believe it addresses the bigger issue. Were in the midst of ant opioid and overdose of an opioid and overdose epidemic. Reporter naloxone has saved 421 lives. That and increased assistance she says should be the focus. Theyll probably be in Industrial Areas and in a neighborhood near you. Reporter for now. I have seen a drop. Trail is noticeably cleaner. Since july, august many, many fewer people hanging out cruising around. Reporter as we wait to see where those suffering from addiction go next. The city is monitoring the efficiency of their tack tacks on the trail very close tactics on the trail very closely right now tracking arrests and number of needles found. The city always reiterates they dooring what they can to drug users with treatment. Police in north glenn are searching for a man they have linked to two carjackings in the last few hours. They believe
Special to the Plaindealerplaindealer@ouraynews.com Three accomplished horticulturists will share their knowledge and solutions to the challenges of high altitude gardening at a panel discussion Thursday, June 21 at the Ridgway Town Hall. "Unlocking the Secrets of High Altitude Gardening” is presented by the Ridgway-Ouray Community Council (ROCC) as part of an ongoing series of “ROCC Talks” on topics of interest to the community. The panelists’ presentations will begin at 7:00 p.m. following coffee and cookies at 6:30 p.m. in the community room. The event is free to the public.