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On February 17, 1951, in San Jose CA, a blond, blue-eyed baby boy was born to Joy Aleese Eaton Jemin and Walter Paul Jemin. They named their son Richard Michael.

The West End Economic Development Corporation has some busy times ahead, as members work toward initiatives including building a meat processing facility to help local ranchers and promoting homegrown workforce

Of the 32,522 towns, regions, countries and organizations engaging in climate action being tracked globally on an interactive website map managed by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,

Walk into the log cabin where the Norwood History Museum is housed on Lucerne Street, and the scent of history transports visitors just as quickly as the sights, which range

According to the U.S. Forest Service, a single whitetop weed can produce up to 4,800 seeds, viable for up to three years. And, in warmer climates, whitetop can produce several

A proposed solar farm just southwest of Norwood is drawing criticism from the community. This week, residents showed up for a meeting to express their disapproval.

The Town of Norwood held its monthly board meeting on Dec. 9, and trustees approved the annual budget for 2021. Additionally, trustees approved the mill levy, which is set at 15.129. Town administrator Patti Grafmyer announced the hiring of an interim planner. Trustees met Henry Hemphill, who works for the City of Fruita, in a work session previously. Hemphill signed a six-month agreement to work with Norwood, and Grafmyer said that should allow for enough time for both parties to see if the ag...