Sophie Stuber
Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Writer and Columnist at Telluride Daily Planet
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3 days ago |
telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber
Due to the damage on Tomboy Road, Imogene Pass will be inaccessible this summer from the Telluride side, but repair projects are in the works. In mid-August, Imogene Pass, including Tomboy Road, was closed early for the season after San Miguel County Road and Bridge staff learned that a section of the retaining wall was gone. Nearly 10 months later, with most of the snow melting out, county staff are considering bids for the repair contracts.
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6 days ago |
telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber
House Republicans passed a tax and spending bill last week that would expand tax cuts alongside cutting Medicaid and eliminating all credits for low emissions energy sources including wind, solar, geothermal and batteries. The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” also would bring back the federal multi-use mandate, which authorizes logging, recreation and conservation simultaneously on public lands — promoting energy exploration and production.
REGIONAL: San Miguel County 'strongly opposes' Trump admin proposal to roll back habitat protections
1 week ago |
montrosepress.com | Sophie Stuber
The San Miguel Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) voted to ratify a letter during their regular meeting on Wednesday, May 21, opposing a proposal to redefine “harm” under the Endangered Species Act. The Trump administration introduced the proposed rule in April, which would roll back habitat protections by only maintaining a ban on directly killing or collecting species. kAm%9:D CF=6 492?86 4@F=5 F=E:>2E6=J 2FE9@C:K6 =@88:?8[ >:?:?8[ @:= 2?5 82D 5C:==:?8[ 2?5 7FCE96C 56G6=@A>6?E @?
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1 week ago |
telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber
With summer fast approaching and the snow melting out, trail season is here. The town of Mountain Village is working on a few projects to improve local accessibility, especially around the town core. Mountain Village Town Council received an update on trail works projects during their regular May meeting.
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1 week ago |
telluridenews.com | Sophie Stuber
The San Miguel Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) voted to ratify a letter during their regular meeting on Wednesday, May 21, opposing a proposal to redefine “harm” under the Endangered Species Act. The Trump administration introduced the proposed rule in April, which would roll back habitat protections by only maintaining a ban on directly killing or collecting species.
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