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Published February 9, 2010, 9:07 am, The Decatur Daily
Resurface sections of 12th Avenue Northwest, from West Moulton Street to Alabama 20.
Carbondale was the lead community for Garfield County 2009 real estate
Published February 9, 2010, 2:42 am, Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Garfield County real estate dollars totaled $236 million in 2009, and there were 631 transactions. With a reported $75.6 million and 144 transactions, Carbondale took the top spot for the county in 2009. Glenwood was in second position with $52.8 million and 125 transactions, while Rifle came in third with $35 million and 117 transactions. New Castle and Silt followed Rifle with $31 million and ...
Garfield County may penalize gas drillers that violate code
Published February 9, 2010, 2:41 am, Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Under pressure from a citizens group, the Garfield County commissioners this week agreed to look into ways to penalize oil and gas drillers that fail to follow county regulations. The Board of County Commissioners did not, however, agree that new regulations are needed, and Commissioner John Martin indicated a belief that the county's new zoning code provides for the possibility that a company ...
Garfield County Launches Drilling Health Study
Published February 8, 2010, 6:42 pm, KREX-TV Grand Junction
Garfield County, Colo. Garfield County officials are moving ahead with plans for health studies in Battlement Mesa to evaluate the effects of oil and gas drilling on residents.
Battlement Mesa to be site of study on oil, gas health effects
Published February 8, 2010, 4:52 pm, Vail Daily
BATTLEMENT MESA, Colo. - Garfield County officials are moving ahead with plans to conduct health studies among the residents of Battlement Mesa, in order to better evaluate any health effects related to oil and gas drilling activities in the neighborhood. County environmental health director Jim Rada said he has been regularly meeting, talking and exchanging e-mails with residents, researchers ...
Officials planning health studies for Parachute community
Published February 8, 2010, 10:17 am, KKCO Grand Junction
Garfield County officials are moving ahead with plans for health studies in Battlement Mesa to evaluate the effects of oil and gas drilling on residents.
Battlement Mesa health studies moving ahead
Published February 8, 2010, 6:50 am, KOAA Colorado Springs - Pueblo
Garfield County officials are moving ahead with plans for health studies in Battlement Mesa to evaluate the effects of oil and gas drilling on residents. County environmental health director Jim Rada says he has been talking with researchers, state agencies, industry representatives and others to launch the studies. Hundreds of residents in the community of about 5,000 had requested health ...
Battlement Mesa health studies on track
Published February 7, 2010, 9:11 am, Glenwood Springs Post Independent
BATTLEMENT MESA, Colorado - Garfield County officials are moving ahead with plans to conduct health studies among the residents of Battlement Mesa, in order to better evaluate any health effects related to oil and gas drilling activities in the neighborhood. County environmental health director Jim Rada said he has been regularly meeting, talking and exchanging e-mails with residents ...
Antero 'down-spacing' hearing set for late February
Published February 5, 2010, 12:41 am, Glenwood Springs Post Independent
DENVER, Colorado - An upcoming hearing before the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission would not be the best time for Garfield County residents to make their stand against a proposed drilling operation, a COGCC official said on Thursday. Instead, said the COGCC's hearings manager, Carol Harmon, residents should wait until the state agency is considering an actual application to build ...
Elected officials agree: Look into a new Garfield County bus system
Published February 3, 2010, 5:24 am, The Aspen Times
RIFLE, Colo. - A collection of mayors, city council members and elected officials in general agreed this week that it's time for Garfield County to get serious about providing mass transit services to the towns in the western part of the county. But whether that involves creation of an entirely new bus system or a new contractual relationship with the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority, which ...
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