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Peaceful, full of love, and she forgives her attacker. She says not a day goes by she doesnt feel her daughter in her life and this morning before going to court, she lit a candle for aurora at the memorial she set up for her in boulder. They are forever connected. She told me and 2 local newspaper reporters and a german reporter who gathered with her how she held her daughter days after the attack. It was a really, another example of the paradox of life being extremely beautiful and extremely c...

Done in november but in the ob gyn area, not the main surgical center, so she doesnt have to worry about hepatitis and hiv anymore. Those are pretty major diseases to have to face. The whole swedish community, were devastateed by this and are working hard to help the patients and we know there is a ton of anxiety out there. Reporter dr. Fleischmann said that a staff member saw a surge radio will tech remove a syringe with fentanyl and replace it with another. The technician was later identified ...

Building on the success of the 2023 Summit, the 2024 Chaffee County Community Foundation (CCCF) Summit attracted 50 percent more nonprofit organizations,

More than $23,000 was raised at The Alliance’s 39th annual Chocolate Lover’s Fantasy April 11 at Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort.

All dogs go to heaven – and St. Peter let two of Monarch Mountain’s finest, Anchin and Suka, through the pearly gates the weekend of April 13 and 14.

It's the final ski report this season as resorts continue to close - but this will be a decent weekend to go skiing. Since it's now or next season, you may want to take advantage.

Seven resorts closed last weekend, five more call it a season this weekend. With temperatures in the 50s to even 60s and sunshine, snow will melt fast. But, there are still some good spots to go.

Anchin and Suka were vital members of Monarch Mountain's patrol team.

In a season that's seen tons of snow - even more is headed to Colorado's ski resorts this weekend! Some ski areas have pushed their closing date back.

Every winter, thousands of people ride up the chairlifts at Monarch Mountain. Monarch has a dedicated team of nearly 60 people each season who make sure the lifts stay operational.