The Crestone Eagle: May 2019
The Crestone Eagle: May 2019
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People, kids, dosed with pot at community meal
By Mary Lowers The peaceful community spirit of the Feel Free Ministry’s weekly Saturday meal was...
Read MoreFuel reduction project begins near Crestone (September 2003)
The Crestone Eagle, September 2003: Fuel reduction project begins near Crestone The Bureau of Land Management will be doing an aerial seeding of native grasses and shrubs on August 28 or 29 to augment the mechanical fuels...
Read MoreNew 2020 wood-burning stoves to reduce emissions even more
published: August 2019 New 2020 wood-burning stoves to reduce emissions even more by Nathan Good, owner, Shangrilah Stove Non-catalytic stoves have three internal characteristics that do create a good environment for...
Read MoreGov. Bill Ritter promises reform of Colo. Oil & Gas Commission Record number of drilling applications & complaints filed
The Crestone Eagle, April 2007: Gov. Bill Ritter promises reform of Colo. Oil & Gas Commission Record number of drilling applications & complaints filed Governor Bill Ritter, as part of his “Colorado Promise”, is...
Read MoreDraft General Management Plan for Great Sand Dunes released (May 2006)
The Crestone Eagle, May 2006: Draft General Management Plan for Great Sand Dunes released Superintendent Steve Chaney announced that the draft General Management Plan and Wilderness Study for Great Sand Dunes National Park and...
Read MoreReferendum A tops off-year election – Millions for unspecified water projects raises lots of questions (October 2003)
The Crestone Eagle, October 2003: Referendum A tops off-year election – Millions for unspecified water projects raises lots of questions by David Nicholas The Question as it reads in Senate Bill 236: “Shall the state...
Read MoreVillage at Wolf Creek project becoming a national scandal (March 2006)
The Crestone Eagle, March 2006: Village at Wolf Creek project becoming a national scandal by David Nicholas The Village at Wolf Creek, a project to establish a ski resort for wealthy Texans, has gone from being just another...
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Garden Guru: Green Earth Farm – the new garden
published October 2019 by Matie Belle Lakish When anyone mentions organic farms of Saguache...
Read MorePassive Solar Design Article Series (2006)
The Crestone Eagle, May 2006: Designing thermal mass for passive solar heat storage by Paul Shippee Passive solar heating of homes is usually thought to be simple enough: just let the sun shine in through south-facing windows on...
Read MorePresidential Primary Ballots To Be Mailed Out Beginning February 10
Presidential Primary Ballots To Be Mailed Out Beginning February 10 Last year, Gov. Polis and Sec. Griswold announced March 3rd, 2020 as the new date for Colorado’s presidential primary. County clerks across the state of...
Read MoreThe Summitville Mine Colorado’s worst environmental disaster (November 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, November 2005: The Summitville Mine Colorado’s worst environmental disaster by P.J. Smith The Summitville Mine, 40 miles west of Alamosa, is called Colorado’s worst environmental disaster, and America’s most...
Read MoreThe ‘Baca Bunch’ enjoys an outing on Mt. Ouray (October 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, October 2005: The ‘Baca Bunch’ enjoys an outing on Mt. Ouray photos & story by Keno On September 6 the Baca Bunch went on their final hike of the season up the side of 13,971 foot Mount Ouray, which is...
Read MoreThe big picture: Strawbale trends and defining “Eco-sensible” design (April 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, April 2005: The big picture: Strawbale trends and defining “Eco-sensible” design by Sigi Koko I frequently give presentations to educate homeowners, building officials, developers, and architects...
Read MoreLand Trust requests records from Fish & Wildlife Service under the Freedom of Information Act re: oil & gas exploration (December 2006)
The Crestone Eagle, December 2006: Land Trust requests records from Fish & Wildlife Service under the Freedom of Information Act re: oil & gas exploration by Kim Malville On Friday November 17, the Crestone/Baca Land...
Read MoreMcInnis secures $12 million for purchase of Baca Ranch from Nature Conservancy (March 2003)
The Crestone Eagle, March 2003: McInnis secures $12 million for purchase of Baca Ranch from Nature Conservancy by David Nicholas Congressman Scott McInnis (R—Grand Junction), announced that $12 million was included in the 2003...
Read MoreGroup moves to recall POA Board (May 2004)
The Crestone Eagle, May 2004: Group moves to recall POA Board by David Nicholas, POA Affairs They call themselves Total Recall, and they have come together to recall the current POA Board. Petitions are being circulated in the...
Read MoreDunes National Park Council selects ‘wilderness’ as preferred alternative for study (August 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, August 2005: Dunes National Park Council selects ‘wilderness’ as preferred alternative for study by Lisa Cyriacks The Plan The National Park Advisory Council met July 8 at the Sand Dunes Visitor Center to...
Read MoreEarth Talk: Amazon Fires
Dear EarthTalk: What are the ramifications of these horrendous fires taking place now in the Amazon Rainforest? What can be done to stop the madness? —Jane W., Waterbury, CT Fire isn’t new to the Amazon rainforest of South...
Read MoreVoting rights case heard in Federal Court; outcome could affect us (June 2003)
The Crestone Eagle, June 2003: Voting rights case heard in Federal Court; outcome could affect us by David Nicholas A lawsuit, which supported the premise that a County Commissioner being elected solely from the district he/she...
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