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Wildfires · Glenwood SpringsDENVER (KDVR) — A Colorado specialty license plate has generated more than $1 million for wolves and livestock across the state. Colorado Parks and Wildlife, with the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, announced Thursday the "Born to Be Wild" license plate has generated more than $1 million in annual contributions. According to CPW and the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, the "Born to Be Wild" has reached number seven in a field of 55 group specialty plat…See the Story
Colorado Specialty Wolf License Plate Raises $1M for Wildlife, Ranchers
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsColorado Mountain College announced it will add electric vehicle and charger maintenance courses to its automotive technology program across several campuses, thanks to a $450,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. The college said it will use the funds to develop curriculum materials and purchase additional equipment to create a range of electric vehicle and charger maintenance courses “that will serve both concurrent high school stude…See the Story
Colorado Mountain College to launch electric vehicle repair and maintenance courses
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Government Shutdown · Glenwood SpringsAs the recent government shutdown is compromising operations for a large swath of the U.S. Forest Service, the iconic Maroon Bells location outside of Aspen has received an “exception” from the federal government for employees to keep it open to visitors, at least through next week. “It’s operations as normal with the Bells right now,” Brian Pettet, Pitkin County Public Works director, said. “While the government shut down, the U.S. Forest Servi…See the Story
Maroon Bells receives federal ‘exception’ to keep area open, for now
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