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That. The white house nervous about the testimony from bill taylor, the top u. S. Diplomat in ukraine who testified about the shakedown military aid in return for an investigation of the bidens. Taylor will be the first witness to testify in public hearings beginning next wednesday, and the white house is said to be bracing for their impact. Well also look at the democrats big wins in yesterdays elections and how suburban voters in key states could be deciding factors in 2020. Skpnch. Were going to see how a refugee from somalia beat back racist trolls. She won election to a City Council Seat ...

It’s been a while since weather conditions created ice jams and winter flooding on the White River, but history indicates the trouble used to appear with greater frequency from Meeker all the way to Rangely. The last mention we can find of ice jam flooding in the Herald’s archives is from 2011. The U.S. Army

Meeker’s recycling program came to an end after two decades. Expenses, partially offset by town funds, combined with low prices and demand for recyclable materials, made the program financially unsustainable. New county officials were sworn in to office in January 2023, including Clerk and Recorder Shawn Luce and commissioners Doug Overton and Jennifer O’Hearon. Suspicions

Colorado River District shares data at State of the River event RBC | The White River State of the River meeting was held on April 5 in Rangely, presented by the Colorado River District. The meeting was well attended by the public with every seat filled. Lindsay DeFrates, media specialist for the Colorado River District,

Aspen Journalism One option for the White River storage project would be an off-channel dam andreservoir at this location between Meeker and Rangely. The Rio Blanco Water ConservancyDistrict and Colorado’s top water engineers will hash out their arguments for and against thereservoir project in water court next month. Heather Sackett/Aspen Journalism A water court judge has agreed with state engineers and dismissed several of a water conservancy district’s claims for water for a dam and reservoir project in northwest Colorado. Division 6 Water Judge Michael A. O’Hara III, in a Dec. 23 o...