KOTO Community Radio News

- Light at the end of the COVID tunnel

- Return of the Comedy Fest

- Climate Action Plan looks to reduce carbon emissions

It’s time for another KOTO book show! Chip Schilling, Managing Director of the American Academy of Bookbinding talks about the art and craft of creating books. Jennifer and Brad Ball, owners of the Between the Covers Bookstore, and the Wilkinson Public Library’s Tiffany Osborne share book recommendations and talk about why reading is fundamental.

- Norwood’s Pinion Park neighborhood plugs along

- SMART plans for off season and beyond

- Capitol Conversation talks policing and wildfire

- Mountain Village to consider new hotel development

- A Day in the Life of a Miner with Fintan Cole

- One Book One Canyon chases snow

- Taking a breath from COVID

- Local real estate boom continues

- Talking “snow” mid-way through the ski season

Dr. Diana Koelliker, Director of Emergency and Trauma Services and Telluride EMS Director at the Telluride Regional Medical Center, discusses the latest local coronavirus updates, including the recent repeal of the County-wide mask mandate. María Albañil-Rangel provides Spanish interpretation.

- Sheriff's Office outsources mental health co-responder services

- TAB celebrates the “Change Within Us”

- Gondola looks for community input

The San Miguel Authority for Regional Transportation is the source of much of the public transportation in the Telluride region. David Averill, Executive Director, and Kari Distefano, Operations Manager and Senior Planner, join to discuss the past, present, and future of SMART.

- Telski looks to lessen the insult of injury

- Capitol Conversation talks Legislature changeups

- Out is In in 2022

- Telluride School District to make masks optional

- Arts District shares plans for reimagined Transfer Warehouse

- The Nugget reopens