KOTO Community Radio News

Lindsey Mills, San Miguel County Public Information Consultant, discusses COVID-19 booster shots and the local and statewide state of the pandemic. María Albañil-Rangel provides Spanish interpretation.

- Public Health looks toward winter

- Hannah Max joins San Miguel as Contact Tracing Supervisor

- Trail Map Making Legend Retires

Un programa de las elecciones de Telluride. Sintonicese para mensajes especial de cada candidato que se postula para el Ayuntamiento y una descripción general de cada medida de la boleta electoral.

- An update on Sunnyside

- Writing with the colors of the rainbow

- A tree is worth a thousand words

- SMART seeks more riders

- A Sports Update with Fintan Cole

- Mountain Village talks Comprehensive Plan

- San Miguel County in COVID holding pattern

- Discussing domestic violence in and around San Miguel County

- Telluride voters talk Questions 2D and 300

Grace Franklin, San Miguel County public Health Director, discusses the lastest updates on the local fight against COVID-19. María Albañil-Rangel provides Spanish interpretation.

- Regional hospitals remain strained from COVID

- 2D and 300 go head to head

- Ten Years of Telluride Brewing Company

Two ballot measures are up for a vote this November looking to address housing in Telluride. Hear from representatives in support of Citizen Initiative 300 and Ballot Measure 2D.

300 would cap short term rentals to 400, with exceptions for locals who rent their primary residence and units not allowed for owner occupancy.

2D would put a moratorium on short term rental licenses for two years and double the fees of short term rental business licenses with the funds going to affordable housing.

- County looks to create Affordable Housing Zone District

- “Democracy Dies in News Deserts”

- How to cook healthy and cheap