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88 stories · 2000–2009

Press Release

STELLAR HIKES CONNECT SKI TOWNS CRESTED BUTTE, ASPEN OF COLORADO

The city of Gunnison issued the following news release: It comes as a surprise to many that two of Colorado's renowned ski towns, Crested Butte and Aspen, are located only 24 miles apart - as the crow

US States News Dateline: GUNNISON-CRESTED BUTTE, Colo.Mar 1, 2007
Press Release

GUNNISON-CRESTED BUTTE, COLORADO ORGANISES FUN ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS

The city of Gunnison issued the following news release: A plethora of outdoor fun and learning opportunities are on tap for kids of all ages this summer and fall in Gunnison-Crested Butte, Colo. Get t

US States News Dateline: GUNNISON-CRESTED BUTTE, Colo.Mar 1, 2007
News

TRAILING RUNNING IN GUNNISON -CRESTED BUTTE

... Gothic to Crested Butte Run, Walk or Crawl 1/3 Marathon, July 4 This longtime Independence Day favorite, organized by Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) begins at 8 a.m. in Gothic. The ra

US States NewsFeb 20, 2007
Press Release

EARTH, WATER, AIR, FIRE CELEBRATING JUNE IN COLORADO ROCKIES

The city of Gunnison issued the following news release: Late spring and early summer are glorious days of blue skies, pleasant temperatures, trail openings and welcoming back tourists for fair-weather

US States News Dateline: GUNNISON, Colo.Feb 20, 2007
Press Release

TRAILING RUNNING IN GUNNISON-CRESTED BUTTE

The city of Gunnison issued the following news release: The trails that have made Gunnison-Crested Butte, Colorado, world renowned for mountain bikers also are a haven for trail runners. From mid-May,

US States News Dateline: GUNNISON, Colo.Feb 20, 2007
Press Release

GOTHIC BRINGS TOGETHER COLORADO 'S MINING HISTORY WITH CUTTING-EDGE, MODERN-DAY

The city of Gunnison issued the following news release: Once a mining boom town, Gothic has not faded into ghost-town status like many early Colorado mining communities. While vivid stories of the old

US States News Dateline: GUNNISON, Colo.Feb 20, 2007
News

Career grant to aid U. Wisconsin professor's research

Dr. Todd Wellnitz, an assistant professor of biology at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, has received a $740,000 National Science Foundation Career Grant. The grant allows Wellnitz to research at t

By Danielle Repshas, Badger Herald; SOURCE: U. Wisconsin Dateline: MADISON, Wis.Feb 5, 2007
Press Release

UW - EAU CLAIRE 'S TODD WELLNITZ RECEIVES NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION CAREER AWARD

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire issued the following news release: A prestigious award from the National Science Foundation will enable Dr. Todd Wellnitz, assistant professor of biology at the

US States News Dateline: EAU CLAIRE, Wis.Jan 23, 2007
Press Release

TWO ANNUAL READERS', WRITERS' WORKSHOPS HELP ENCOURAGE LITERARY TALENT

The city of Gunnison issued the following news release: Colorado's Gunnison County is rich with literary talent and local stories to tell. Local authors have recently released seven books with local t

US States News Dateline: GUNNISON-CRESTED BUTTE, Colo.Nov 22, 2006
News

CRESTED BUTTE TOWN COUNCIL ISSUES MINUTES OF NOV. 6 MEETING

The Crested Butte Town Council issued the following meeting minutes: Regular Meeting Crested Butte Town Hall Mayor Alan Bernholtz called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m. Council members present: Ron

US States News Dateline: CRESTED BUTTE, Colo.Nov 6, 2006
Interview

DYING ASPEN SUNFLOWER COULD SIGNAL FUTURE CLIMATE WARMING DAMAGE

The University of Maryland issued the following news release: David Inouye, professor of biology at the University of Maryland, has found that climate change is damaging the Aspen sunflower of the Roc

US States News Dateline: COLLEGE PARK, Md.Sep 18, 2006
Profile

A week in the life of ... Howard Stableford

MONDAY I live in Colorado and today I was in Boulder talking to scientists about whether we can predict what the future holds for climate change for a new BBC Radio 4 series that I'm working on called

Howard Stableford was talking to Alice Wyllie.Sep 16, 2006
News

Traffic jeopardizing high-altitude research site

It's almost a Gothic horror tale. A 9,483-foot-high research center founded in 1928 in Gothic near Crested Butte is sometimes so besieged by recreational vehicles and cars in summer that its work is b

Sep 3, 2006
News

Across the USA News from every state

Focusing on warming USA TODAY is publishing a four-day series of stories in News, Money, Sports and Life that seek to clarify the oftencomplicated subject of global warming. Today, Across the USA offe

May 30, 2006
Legislative

CRESTED BUTTE TOWN COUNCIL ISSUES MINUTES OF MAY 15 MEETING

The Crested Butte Town Council issued the following meeting minutes: Regular Meeting Crested Butte Town Hall Mayor Alan Bernholtz called the meeting to order at 7:06 p.m. Council members present: Ron

US States News Dateline: CRESTED BUTTE, Colo.May 15, 2006
Feature

Discover dinosaur or roller-coaster tracks in Colorado

Chicagoans spend an entire season indoors, locked away from fresh air and nature. When choosing a summer vacation spot, it's no wonder that of the Americans planning to take 328 million leisure trips

Jacky RuniceMar 12, 2006
News

BUSINESS: Ski town poles apart

A plan to expand the local ski resort onto a scenic mountainside has polarized residents here and stoked a longrunning debate: Does adding more terrain really attract more people to the slopes? Many l

Snodgrass MountainFeb 16, 2006
News

SCHOOL BRIEFS

Muzaffar earns Kaiser Foundation Scholarship Omair A. Muzaffar, a student at Cheyenne's Central High, won a $2,000 scholarship from the Kaiser Foundation. The foundation awarded 10 $2,000 scholarships

May 8, 2005
Feature

Groundhog study links legend to love

*The critters really do poke their heads out of their burrows in February, researchers say -- but not to check on their shadows. When a male groundhog emerges from his burrow at this time of year, it'

By TINA HESMAN Of the Post-DispatchFeb 2, 2005
Feature

Groundhog Day legend may have basis in love

When a male groundhog emerges from his burrow at this time of year, it's ladies he's looking for, not shadows. Groundhogs, also called woodchucks, have long been regarded as the most anti-social of ma

BY TINA HESMAN Of the Post-DispatchFeb 2, 2005
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