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The Nation and supporters continue to voice concerns over the money paid to the state which is now being allocated to a new stadium for the Bills.

Firefighters across eastern Washington and northern Idaho are racing to take advantage of cooler temperatures and higher humidities before more August-like weather returns.

The Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest reduced the closure from the Muddy Slide Fire on Wednesday, opening up several trails and roads to the east of Routt County Road 16. The forest closure around the Muddy Slide Fire was reduced Wednesday, opening up parts of the Routt National Forest east of Routt County Road 16 that had previously been closed because of the fire. Lynx Pass Campground, the Morrison-Divide Trail and several U.S. Forest Service roads remain closed, but others like the Rock Creek mountain bike trail, Silver Creek Trail and the Lagunita Lake parking area are now back open. The...

BLM Colorado Resource Advisory Councils to meet virtually in May LAKEWOOD, Colo. – The Bureau of Land Management Northwest, Southwest and Rocky Mountain Resource Advisory Councils will meet jointly and individually next month. All meetings will be held virtually on the Zoom platform in accordance with CDC guidelines. The joint meeting is scheduled for May 12, 2021. Individually the Southwest RAC will meet on May 25, the Northwest RAC will meet on May 26 and the Rocky Mountain RAC will meet on May 27. All meetings are open to the public, will begin at 10 a.m. and adjourn at 3 p.m. “BLM Col...

Irish Times general manager Connor MacNeil said music will begin at noon but by rule will be restrained “background” fare so people aren’t compelled to yell. “Beyond that we’ve decorated inside,” he said. “Just some tacky St. Patrick’s Day stuff hung up on the walls, but other than that we have to play by the same guidelines that have been instructed to us.” There will be nothing designed to pull people inside. “We’ve been explicitly told not to promote anything,” McNeil said. “Basically, it’s just business as usual.” British Columbia has ordered bars and restaur...