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Colorado water officials are opposing legislation proposed by New Mexico politicians that eyes a federal workgroup for Rio Grande

An old Grey boy or old Muirite can easily be identified by the blazers they wear with pride, years after they have matriculated.

With the end of the academic year in sight, an overwhelming number of educators are planning to close ...

Art & Leisure - Teesdale Mercury

A lovable orphan at a low-rent Hogwarts makes her impostor syndrome disappear in a lively reimagining with fun theatrical illusions

In the fields beyond Alamosa, it was a rare morning. Cleave Simpson found his hay damp. "Its frustrating when you got hay on the ground and theres rain on it," he said. "But when you live around here, you learn to appreciate it." Once again this summer, rain has been hard to come by in this historic farming valley of southern Colorado. The average annual precipitation in the middle of the San Luis Valley hovers around seven inches — about as low as it gets in all of Colorado, according to the...

Aspen Journalism The Colorado Water Conservation Board is hoping the nine basin roundtables adopt their code of conduct. From left, back row: Steve Anderson, Dan Gibbs, Kevin Rein, Jim Yahn, Heather Dutton, Russell George, Curran Trick, Greg Felt; front row: Jessica Brody, Gail Schwartz, Celene Hawkins, Jaclyn Brown, Becky Mitchell. (Heather Sackett/Aspen Journalism) The state water board is encouraging all nine basin roundtables to adopt a code of conduct requiring members to communicate in a ...