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  • The Town of Paonia is struggling to find a town administrator, leaving town trustees discouraged after three of their four administrator finalists dropped out of the ring as candidates. Now only one candidate from Nebraska remains in the running.
  • Eye-care professionals in Colorado and across the United States are offering tips for limiting exposure to blue light from screens. Eric Galatas reports. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Eighty-one blue pinwheels donn the lawn at Montrose County Justice Center lawn and the Dolphin House Child Advocacy Center in Montrose reports the Montrose Daily Press. The Ridgway Planning Commission voted last week to reject an application for a new subdivision east of Highway 550, reports the Ouray Plaindealer.
  • Today we take a mindful look at Patience.
  • In 2021 the Colorado legislature passed a bill which took some Colorado lottery money to pay for outdoor educational opportunities for underserved youth. The money is distributed through the Colorado Outdoor Equity Grant Program. KVNF’s Lisa Young spoke with one local non-profit that’s using the funds to help get youth outdoors.
  • KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show.
  • Delta County canceled its land use code work session for today due to a pending state bill that attempts to address Colorado’s housing shortage. Senate Bill 23-213 became a topic of discussion during Tuesday’s Delta County Board of County Commissioners meeting. KVNF’s Lisa Young has this story.
  • A man who opened fire on a Montrose County Sheriff’s Office deputy Sunday night remained hospitalized Monday, with charges pending.
  • Multiple emergency management agencies and fire departments descended on Redlands Mesa near Hotchkiss for a Wildland fire training exercise on Saturday. KVNF’s Lisa Young reports the details.
  • Today we're talking about Ditches.
  • Colorado is making the digital learning program Zearn Math available for free to schools statewide as part of a broader effort to address gaps in math learning that widened during the pandemic. Several East Middle School students will be attending West Middle School in Grand Junction this fall after the school’s closure.
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