Eco-Action Partners and Sheep Mountain Alliance face uncertainty as an EPA funding freeze disrupts their federal grant. With little communication from the agency, the nonprofits are struggling to continue climate resilience work while seeking alternative funding.
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By Julia Caulfield West End community members serving food for wildland firefighters during the Bucktail Fire (Photo: Julia Caulfield/KOTO) The snow is flying, biting the [...]
By Julia Caulfield Project Trio isn't your typical chamber trio. The members of the genre-bending ensemble get that.
By Julia Caulfield Photo: Priscilla Du Preez KOTO Community Radio · KOTO Election Special 9-26-24: Proposition 127 Big Cat Hunting Colorado voters will weigh in [...]
By Julia Caulfield A new voice is coming to the KOTO airwaves. KOTO’s newsroom with growing with Mason Osgood joining the team to help expand [...]
By Julia Caulfield Frequent local restaurants and businesses in Telluride and you may notice something missing. Single use plastic.“Mainly what’s changing is related to food [...]
By Eliza Dunn Photo Eliza Dunn/KOTO It’s a Saturday night in Norwood. The late summer sun is setting over the mountains, but in the San [...]
By Julia Caulfield “Love Letters to Vincent” is a poetic, musical, multi-media journey into love and loss. A creation from local poet Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer, [...]
By Eliza Dunn Shakespeare in the Park runs on Town Park Stage (photo courtesy of Telluride Theatre) It’s a warm July evening in Town Park. [...]
By Julia Caulfield The Class of 2024 (courtesy of Telluride School District) The Class of 2024 will gather their diplomas on Friday heading off into [...]
By Julia Caulfield As dusk falls over Telluride on cool Thursday evening around fifteen members of the community hold a candlelight vigil for Palestine in [...]
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