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Cemex, Sempervirens Fund reach accord over structure at Mill Creek in Santa Cruz Mountains Uploaded: Thu, Apr 29, 2021, 11:28 am 1 Slideshow SLIDESHOW: A dam at Mill Creek in the Santa Cruz Mountains will be removed starting this summer under an agreement between Cemex and the Sempervirens Fund. Courtesy Sempervirens Fund. Steelhead trout, seen above, is among the types of fish that can be found at Mill Creek in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Courtesy Sempervirens Fund. A view above a Mill Creek dam set for removal starting this summer. Water lines situated on top of the dam were destroyed by t...

Special to the Daily Eagle River Watershed Council is hosting the sixth annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival, presented by Avon Frame Shoppe, in a fully-virtual format. Keeping the spirit of an in-person event, the nonprofit fundraiser includes door prizes, a silent auction, food specials and an interactive chat feature. The event takes place on Thursday, April 8, from 7-9 pm. To get your tickets, please visit erwc.org/filmfest2021 . A recording will be available for ticket-holders through April 13. The Wild & Scenic Film Festival brings inspiring films to the Eagle County community, fostering ...

1 of 8 In February 1992, the drawdown test on the Snake River upstream of Lower Granite Dam also lowered the end of the Clearwater River. The new shallow water depth exposed the remains of massive Holbrook Island in the Clearwater between the Memorial Bridge and the railroad bridge after it was scraped out of existence when the slackwater levees were built in the mid-1970s. Tribune/Barry Kough From left: James Ilhi and Ashley Vermeer, both of Caldwell, along with Dave Bahem and his wife, Annette, both of Homedale, Idaho, fish for steelhead in the Clearwater River on an...

Todd Winslow Pierce photo As we celebrate the end of this most challenging year, let’s toast to each other; to the accomplishments and successes big and small that got us through. Gratitude is a strong foundation for the year ahead. I’m grateful for the incredible ensemble of nonprofit organizations that serve our community. Throughout the past year, despite challenges in funding, social distancing, and a dramatic shift in the needs of our communities, local nonprofits have pushed forward, persevered, and doubled down on providing the essential services that we depend on. To the staff, vo...

Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred!   Hillsboro city council approves 2021 budget, former firehouse acquisition, food truck ordinance Hillsboro city auditor Alex Butler, left, and Hillsboro city council member and finance committee chair Mary Stanforth are pictured Monday. Council voted to pass the 2021 budget ordinance at the meeting. (HCP Photos/Caitlin Forsha) From left, pictured are Hillsboro city council members Mark Middleton, Tom Eichinger, Dane Allard a...