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photo by Kim Cameron | Officer Carlos Villegas will begin giving warnings next week to those who are not in compliance with municipal codes in the Kremmling Country area. He will then work systematically through the remainder of the town.

Code Enforcement begins next week

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Local businesses combat the labor shortage

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photo by Heather Acosta | Muddy Creek behind the cliffs

Low water levels and peaking temperatures raise concern

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West Grand announces superintendent candidates

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photo by Anna Drexler Dreis | Dan Notal gives an update on the Himebaugh Creek property in Hot Sulphur Springs.

Open Lands, Rivers and Trails Advisory Committee field trip

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The Wolford Spillway | photo courtesy of the Colorado River District

Water Partners act quickly to mitigate early -season water concerns

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Xcel Energy implements natural gas “moratorium” in Fraser Valley

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photo by Kim Cameron | Carlos Villegas will serve as the Town’s first Code Enforcement Officer. He will work with the Kremmling Police Department, be fully uniformed and drive a police car. The newly created position is slated for 32 hours a week and will be seasonal.

Villegas to serve as Town’s first Code Enforcer

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Photo by Kim Cameron | (L to R) Kremmling residents Twila O’Hotto, Therese McElroy, Jan Gross and Mary Pat Gale (not pictured) have shown support and interest for the Engaged Citizens for a Healthier Grand County, a citizen initiative advocating for the development of “an independent Grand County Board of Health for decision-making, communication, and analysis of community health issues that affect citizens of all ages and lifestyles.

Citizens propose independent Board of Health

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