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Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BRATTLEBORO — Third-grader Vinny Doell was glad to hear he’d get to go biking on trails behind the school over spring break. “I just think it’s wonderful what they’ve done,” said Desiree Stango of Brattleboro, his mother. Stango brought Doell and her niece Lexi Corpela, a third-grader who formerly attended the school, to hit the trails Monday morning. “The pump track is really fun and I like biking with my f...

Investigation into sexual misconduct at Colorado Judiciary criticized for opacity Colorado House passes bill penalizing owners who fail to report lost or stolen guns Gunnison Ranger District implementing camping management this summer District has a plan for displaying Paonia and Hotchkiss High trophies at new school Cedaredge Community Band returns to rehearsals Mountain West News Bureaus Madelyn Beck reports on spring bird migration in the region

Credit Kori Stanton After a full year of social distancing and facing social isolation Western Slope organizations are getting even more creative with their offerings for local Seniors. KVNFs Kori Stanton talks with Carrie Bauer, Bereavement & Youth Coordinator at HopeWest, Linda McCone, Program Manager at North Fork Senior Connections, local native and Paonia resident Lynne Bear, and Meg Nagel, Coordinator for the Senior Companion Program at Region 10. Listen

Grants awarded to Barton, Ludlow, Middlesex, Northfield, Rutland, Springfield, White River Junction, and Wilmington. Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Community Foundation (VCF), the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (ACCD), and the Better Places partners have awarded $129,275 to eight placemaking projects. These grants will help communities reimagine and reopen public spaces for safe dining, shopping, and recreation, while showcasing the state’s unique sense of place. “Bette...

This week on Local Motion, news director Gavin Dahl speaks with Erin McIntyre, co-publisher of the Ouray County Plaindealer newspaper, and Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition executive director Jeff Roberts. Together they explore the significance of the "reverse" CORA filed in district court by Ouray County administrator Connie Hunt and county attorney Carol Viner after they declined an open records request by the newspaper for personnel files about public health staffers responding to th...

• Mar 2, 2021 This week on Local Motion, news director Gavin Dahl speaks with Erin McIntyre, co-publisher of the Ouray County Plaindealer newspaper, and Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition executive director Jeff Roberts. Together they explore the significance of the "reverse" CORA filed in district court by Ouray County administrator Connie Hunt and county attorney Carol Viner after they declined an open records request by the newspaper for personnel files about public heal...

San Juan Habitat for Humanity More than three-quarters of Western Slope residents say that affordable housing is a serious problem in their community, ranking it above crime and infrastructure as a concern. In this edition of Local Motion, which originally aired July 15, 2019 and was updated in July 2020, we delve into the housing crisis, and talk about how it affects communities and families across the KVNF listening area. © 2021 KVNF Public Radio OFFICE: 970-527-4866 | ON A...

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Why workout alone? Outdoor winter activities which inspire togetherness April Barton, Burlington Free Press © COURTESY DANIEL MCCULLUM Vermonters can hike some of their favorite trails during the winter as long as they have proper gear, supplies and traction. Clarification: Local Motion is a bike/walk advocacy organization. An earlier version of the story limited the organizations purpose. Outdoor winter fitness can be more fun in a group. Area organizations are making it ea...

KZMU News: Friday January 29, 2021 Today on the news, we jump right into our Weekly News Reel, where we hear from local newspaper reporters about their latest stories in our region. Concerns over water supply are leading Moab City to create water restriction ordinances. Editor Doug McMurdo at The Times-Independent tells us more about their coverage of this issue, as well as the latest on the local fish refuge, and a new transient room tax reform bill. And (10:00), Grand County recently passed ...