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Dom Amore s Sunday Read: UConn women go back to future with Tonya Cardoza, CC Sabathia dishes on MLB, and more

Dom Amore s Sunday Read: UConn women go back to future with Tonya Cardoza, CC Sabathia dishes on MLB, and more
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New Granby trustees take oaths of office

Granby’s Board of Trustees meeting went nearly four hours Tuesday, Dec. 13, as it featured four separate meetings: the town Liquor Licensing Authority, the Grand Elk General Improvement District Board, the old board of trustees.

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Granby Board of Trustees amends municipal code

The Granby Board of Trustees made changes to the town municipal code in three areas at their Aug. 23 meeting. The board also met as the liquor licensing authority and the Grand Elk General Improvement.

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Community Leader Group tackles housing, mental health in Grand

Over a year ago, a group led by the Grand County Rural Health network started having discussions about what it would take to form a regional housing authority in Grand County.

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Safety concerns rise as more skiers hit the backcountry in the pandemic

195 Shares The beauty and solitude of backcountry skiing can be overwhelming, but users need to educate themselves in the ways of avalanche dynamics and risk assessment. (John Meyer, The Denver Post) By Thomas The Associated Press On March 14, Colorado’s governor issued an executive order shutting down ski resorts across the state. The coronavirus had arrived and was spreading rapidly in small mountain communities that were attracting hordes of spring break revelers. The next day, with chairlifts and gondolas hanging idly overhead, a large group converged on Aspen Mountain, passed a closure sign and “skinned” up the slopes under their own power to get in a few hard-earned turns.

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