Eric Goold

Headlines:

• Big changes proposed in school funding bill
• Hydrocarbon leak outside Parachute traced to nearby treatment plant
• Western Slope counties sign MOU regarding sage grouse protection
• Pot regulations slow in coming and hotly debated
• Surplus for legislators working on state budget

Headlines:

• April 15 deadline for BLM to satisfy lawsuit
• Senator Michael Bennet calls for Thompson Divide protections
• Cotter Corporation to clean uranium spill with molasses
• Mosquito Abatement District prepares for early start to season
• Crane Count from Fruitgrowers Reservoir

Headlines:

• Drought conditions force water restrictions in Denver
• March Equinox approaches; Western Skies Report
• Colorado National Monument no longer selling plastic water bottles
• Paonia River Park celebrates improvements
• Death Penalty repeal in Colorado goes to Legislature
• Crane Days in Eckert begin today

Headlines:

• Gun magazine limit goes to Governor for signature
• Gun store owner in Grand Junction discusses current trends
• Paonia public meeting Monday to plan new facilities at PHS
• Crane Days take place this weekend in Eckert
• Parks and Wildlife officials urge caution when collecting antlers

Headlines:

• Gov. Hickenlooper supports opposition to drilling on Thompson Divide
• Rep. Millie Hamner will visit Paonia Town Hall on Saturday
• Delta County Commissioners welcome public to Tuesday's meeting
• Highway 50 closed Thursday night to investigate suspicious roadside object
• Board member Ed Marston discusses current state of DMEA

Headlines:

• A second company wants Thompson Divide leases suspended
• Mesa County Commissioners want more time to examine RMP
• New House bill might require Colorado food to carry GMO labels
• Paonia Eagles soaring at state wrestling tournament
• Former Interior Sec. Babbitt urges conservation

Headlines:

• Forest report reveals damage by spruce beetles
• Miners back to work at Elk Creek in Somerset
• $895 million price tag to clean uranium tailings from Arkansas River
• Controlled burns planned for some 12,000 acres on Western Slope
• Increased ozone linked to oil and gas drilling in Eastern Utah
• Playoff time for local hoops players, wrestlers go to state

Headlines:

• Sex Ed bill passes state house after vigorous debate
• Task force recommends marijuana tourism, local ownership of pot shops
• Delta County Commissioners discuss alternatives to dumping old tires in landfills
• Mesa County school safety task force meets weekly, will inform school board

Headlines:

• Regulators seek to define terms in Amendment 64
• Dems pass controversial gun control bills in state house
• Wildlife experts seeking help in restoring black-footed ferrets
• Former Interior Secretary Babbitt urges conservation

Headlines:

• Capitol Coversation covers Gov. Hickenlooper's oil and gas conflict
• Environmental Impact Statement on uranium in Western Colorado due in March
• BLM collects $2.1 million in oil and gas lease sale on Feb. 14thth
• Leases on Thompson Divide set to expire; company asks for extension
• Fossils from Snowmass Village are on display in Denver
• Talking turkey on the almanac.org