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Like many communities across Colorado, the tiny town of Lake City cancelled its Independence Day fireworks display due to fire danger, but one local man kept another tradition going.
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In many of Colorado’s rural mountain towns, basic services can be few and far between. This is something that especially impacts older residents. Limited social programming, or even the absence of a place to gather, can leave seniors isolated. In the tiny mountain town of Lake City, a group of locals is working to change that.
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A physician assistant from Colorado just completed his sixth medical mission in Ukraine. Bob Downs, from the tiny town of Lake City, volunteers with the nonprofit Global Care Force.
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Montrose BOCC Mijares recall effort short on signatures ahead of deadline + Farm Friday tour of Tuxedo Farm for Olathe Sweet - Sweet Corn.
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When school is out for the summer, some teachers have another job. In the tiny town of Lake City, one such educator turns her attention towards small-scale farming.
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Students learn skills at a local farmers market and writers find new ways of creating at the first annual Grand Mesa Writer's Symposium
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Bob Downs, a physician assistant from Lake City, Colorado, returned last month from his fifth medical mission to Ukraine. Downs has been volunteering in the war-torn country through the organization Global Care Force.
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The tiny mountain town of Lake City has rallied to support a beloved local man. In January, he was the victim of a hit-and-run accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down. The town recently came together to raise support for his recovery and celebrate his return home.
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Lake City community shows support for local man
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Grant Houston has run the Lake City Silver World in the tiny town Lake City for nearly half-century. He’s now ready to sell, but is looking for the right person to take on the paper.