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Ty's Take A man from Alamosa running hot enough to trigger a high-speed chase and a SWAT response, a yearling bear pushed down from the high country by drought looking for anything to eat, and CPW closing off stretches of the Rio Grande to let what fish
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Ty's Take Fire season's already knocking, and nine acres up near Del Norte on the Rio Grande National Forest is a reminder that we're not out of the woods yet, literally or figuratively. The Schrader Creek Fire is the kind of thing that gets
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Ty's Take Primary season came and went without much fanfare, which is about right for a county where everybody already knows everybody else and most folks have made up their minds long before the ballots drop. What matters more than the preliminary numbers is what happens next, the
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Ty's Take A high-speed chase that ended in an Alamosa man's arrest tells you something about the kind of week law enforcement has been having down here, but the real story might be what's driving some of it, wild and hungry. That yearling
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Ty's Take Fire season's already knocking on the door up here, and nine acres burning on Schrader Creek over near Del Norte is a reminder that the high country doesn't wait for anybody to get ready. That's Rio Grande National Forest land,
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Ty's Take Primary season came and went without much noise, which tells you something about where we're at politically around here. The real conversation, though, is happening over water and land use, the way it always does in Conejos County. The Forest Service is bringing their
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Ty's Take The bear in Creede is doing what bears do when water runs thin and bellies start growling, which means the drought that's been tightening its grip on the whole valley has finally worked its way up the mountain. We've watched it coming
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Ty's Take Fire season's already tightening its grip on the San Luis Valley, and that nine-acre burn on Schrader Creek up near Del Norte is a reminder that we're heading into the dry months whether we feel ready or not. The Rio Grande
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Ty's Take Primary season came and went in Conejos County without much fanfare, which is probably how most folks around here prefer it. The unofficial results are in, the county's moved on to the next thing, and folks who care about who's running are
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Ty's Take The drought's got teeth this year, and you can see them everywhere from Creede to here. A yearling bear working through town trash, voluntary fishing closures on stretches of the Rio Grande that folks depend on, and the kind of pressure on water that
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Ty's Take Fire season's knocking early again. The Schrader Creek fire over near Del Norte on the Rio Grande National Forest is still small at nine acres, but that's the kind of start that keeps folks around here watching the weather reports like it&