Marty Durlin
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City manager Elyse Casselberry often speaks about what happened in Delta during the COVID era, starting in 2020 when some 60 unhoused people moved into town and set up camps. Homelessness hadn't been on the city's radar before then.
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Local playwright and director Marty Durlin is bringing a new musical theater experiment, “Outspoken,” to the Blue Sage Center for the Arts in Paonia. The piece explores nearly 200 years of activism through the stories and words of five women: Lucy Stone, Kate Richards O’Hare, Emma Goldman, Judi Bari and Greta Thunberg.
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The KVNF News Team is celebrating an incredible awards year where the high quality professional journalism we bring you was recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists and the Colorado Broadcasters Association.
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A new conservation easement is keeping 30 acres of organic orchard land in production in the North Fork Valley. The deal brings together Colorado West Land Trust, Dirt Capital Partners, and the Kropp family to protect farmland, water rights, wildlife habitat, and Delta County’s rural landscape.
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Paonia Trustees vote to keep the town's decommissioned sewer ponds, turning down proposed purchase
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North Fork Valley Coalition aims to add to the region's economy, via a state grant
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Drought is on everybody’s mind right now as the State of Colorado reckons with a snowpack that is about half of normal.
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Fifteen North Fork High School students pitched their business and nonprofit ideas at anevent on December 17 — and all received funding.
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No Kings 2.0 draws peaceful protestors to Paonia