KOTO Community Radio News

Summer 2020 was full of hikers and bikers and all sorts of outdoor enthusiasts journeying to San Miguel County. As summer 2021 approaches, what’s the forecast for regional trails and open space? Megan Eno, Norwood District Ranger for the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests, Heidi Lauterbach, Director of the Telluride Mountain Club, and Kelvin Verity, a former President and founder member with the West End Trails Alliance join to discuss their outlooks, plans, and tips for the coming months.

- Nordic Commando signs off

- Telluride to discuss the future of the Free Box

- Valley Floor Education Day looks to instill stewardship

- San Miguel County opens vaccine registration for 12 and up

- Capitol Conversation touches back on contentious topics

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

- Public Health cautiously confident about COVID outlook

- Norwood School District welcomes new principal

- Strong Start looks back on 2020

San Miguel County Public Health Director Grace Franklin, and County Medical Officer Dr. Sharon Grundy discuss moving into Level Green, the Pfizer vaccine getting approved for those 12 and up, and a sunny outlook on the summer.

Claudia Garcia Curzió provides Spanish interpretation.

- San Miguel County moving to level Green on the COVID dial

- A brief history of the Free Box

- Telluride Open Space Commission talks Bear Creek

Telluride High School's Fintan Cole talks about hosting his segment "A Day in the Life of a Miner", why he enjoys journalism, and shares some of his favorite music.

- San Miguel County scales back COVID testing

- SMART releases potential Two Rivers/ Illium route schedules

- CPW urges caution following fatal bear attack

- The long road of mine reclamation

- Capitol Conversation takes deep dive into healthcare

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

- San Miguel County extends public health orders

- Local Bluegrass tickets on sale in mid-May

- Telluride exploring three affordable housing sites