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A long-festering battle over a marble mine in the Crystal River Valley has taken a twist that threatens to permanently shut down the operation before it ever gets scaled up to industrial level.
Mystic Eagle Quarry LLC contends it owns the White Banks mining claims along Avalanche Creek but the U.S. Forest Service has misinterpreted recent events and is taking action that could extinguish the company’s hard-fought mining permit. Mystic Eagle filed a lawsuit against the Forest Service in federal court Feb. 16 seeking a ruling that it holds a valid operations permit.
The Forest Service said it has simply relied on prior court rulings in a battle for the mining claims between Mystic Eagle and a rival company. It has ordered Mystic Eagle to remove its equipment from national forest lands at the mine site, about 5 miles north of Redstone along Avalanche Creek.
to a university of colorado psychiatrist. the deputies said it violated the gag order. he demanded that she reveal her sources and under subpeona to appear in colorado state court this month. the new york court of appeals ruled that she will not be forced to name her sources. jana winter joins us now. and i think you underestimate that you are a hero to people. not only in journalism. and importance of free press. . did it occur to you that you let it sink in that you can go to jail for this. yes, i it has been brutal.
to a university of colorado psychiatrist before at tack. defense attorneys said her reporting had denied their client a fair trial and violated the judge s gag order. he demanded she reveal her sources. and was under subpeona to appear in colorado state court next month. just this week the new york court of appeals ruled that she will not be forced to name her sources. foxnews.com reporter jana winter joins us now. thank you so much for being here. hi. i think you probably underestimate that you are a real hero to people, not just in journalism, but to people who value the importance of a free press. but did it occur to you, did you really let it sink in, you could go to jail for this? yes. i had a year and a half, particularly the last six months, they have been particularly brutal. that is all i would think about from when i woke up to when i went to sleep was jail, jail,
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