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Opening of North Fork Miners Trail brought laughter, smiles and joy to over 100 participants
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KVNF's Senior Reporter Lisa Young brings us to the Grand Opening of the Miners Trail in Hotchkiss. -
Two die in an experimental plane that crash near the Montrose Airport -
Erasing history, one park at a time, by Ernie Atencio, tells of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's plan to eliminate "negative" depictions of U.S. history at national parks, monuments and other public lands. Not so easy, writes Atencio, as Americans expect to learn a true story no matter how cruel or unpleasant. How, for instance, do you sanitize the World War II creation of Japanese American internment camps? Atencio warns: “The past might not be pretty, but what occurred is called history, and it’s important that we learn what we hope never to repeat.” -
Delta shooting brings 'shelter in place' order and closes Hwy 50 on Sunday -
Two wounded, suspect died of an apparent self-inflected gun shot wound
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Robots roaming the streets of Paonia raised a few eyebrows and questions
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