Jonathan Romeo
Writer at The Durango Telegraph @DGOTelegraph; former environment reporter for @DurangoHerald
Articles
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Mar 7, 2024 |
durangotelegraph.com | Jonathan Romeo |Missy Votel
Move over wolves and lynx – you may soon have a new neighbor. On March 4, state legislators, including our own Rep. Barbara McLachlan, D-Durango, took the first step toward reintroducing the North American wolverine to Colorado. Senate Bill 24-171 is set to kickstart the animal’s reintroduction following its listing as a threatened species in late 2023. In Colorado, legislative action is required before Colorado Parks and Wildlife can begin reintroduction of any threatened or endangered species.
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Feb 29, 2024 |
durangotelegraph.com | Missy Votel |Jonathan Romeo
Since 10 wolves were reintroduced to northern Colorado this winter, there have been more than 50 reported sightings via an online form on the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website. Seeing as how it’s been a hot minute, or never, since most Coloradoans have seen a wolf, some reports have proven more helpful than others.
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Feb 22, 2024 |
durangotelegraph.com | Missy Votel |Jonathan Romeo |Stina Sieg
Tired of saddle sores and chamois chafe? Well, settle in, because we’re about to have a really uncomfortable conversation. About bike seats. “We’ve all been there. The unmistakable allure of the open road or trail, the rush of the wind against our faces, and that persistent, nagging discomfort down below. It’s an age-old grievance, the universal problem of the traditional bike seat.” So reads the opening salvo in a press release from “revolutionary” bike seat maker VSEAT.
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Dec 21, 2023 |
durangotelegraph.com | Missy Votel |Jonathan Romeo
No more squinting or craning your neck to see the action at Fort Lewis College’s Ray Dennison Field. The school recently upped it’s game day uh, game, with a new, full-color 13-by-25-foot LED video display. While not exactly the Jumbotron at Ball Arena, the new display will offer replays, live action, stats and information, graphic special effects and general crowd pumping-upping, all in “115,000 vibrant pixels” according to a press release.
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Dec 21, 2023 |
durangotelegraph.com | Missy Votel |Jonathan Romeo
It’s a Christmas miracle – or at least a really nice present. After several years of taking the week between Christmas and New Year’s off for some well-deserved R&R (aka “ripping” and “riding”), the Telegraph will be printing next week, Dec. 28. “We decided, if we work all week, it pretty much guarantees that it will dump the entire time we are chained to our stand-up desk or out shlepping papers,” Telegraph owner Missy Votel told no one. “That’s usually the way it works.
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