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Mary J. Wodehouse Telluride is located in the southern Rocky Mountains approximately 100 miles from Four Corners, the intersection of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. A remote boomtown established at an elevation of 8745' in the heyday of Colorado's gold and silver mining era; the Town of Telluride was incorporated in 1878. Present-day Telluride, home to the Telluride Ski Resort, is known for its summer and winter outdoor recreational opportunities, the visual and performing arts, internationally acclaimed music and film festivals, and other sport and cultural events. The Town of Telluride is a National Historic Landmark District with a model historic preservation program. A dynamic community of mountain-loving folks in a place of incomparable natural beauty, citizens are committed to preserving Telluride's historically significant architecture, open spaces, and small town mountain lifestyle.
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  • Down the rabbit hole
    By all appearances, Charles Dodgson was an ordinary man. A slender math professor, Anglican deacon and photographer, he would likely have blended in easily with his peers in Victorian England.
  • Telluride prairie dog management receives praise
    It?s that time of year again: WildEarth Guardians released its annual Prairie Dog Report Card.
  • Being red in a blue county
    San Miguel County is a decidedly Democratic region, with its Democraticness gaining strength as one travels from the West End toward Telluride?s box canyon.
  • Federal court to hear TABOR suit
    In his 1863 Gettysburg Address, President Abraham Lincoln assured the citizens of a Civil War-torn America that, ?government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.?
  • Uranium companies to merge
    Energy Fuels, Inc., the company currently battling in court to see the Piņon Ridge uranium processing mill built in the Paradox Valley, announced Thursday that it plans to merge with another Canadian company, Titan Uranium, Inc.
  • Town, Telski talk about restarting Lift 7 discussions
    In 2007, the town of Telluride began a master plan for the Lift 7 subarea ? a quiet and relatively undeveloped neighborhood in west Telluride around the base of the aging Lift 7.
  • Telski opens Palmyra Peak terrain
    With a big boost in snowfall over the past two weeks, the Telluride Ski Resort has opened its vaunted hike-to terrain surrounding Palmyra Peak.
  • Court date set in GHDC vs. Telski
    The Gold Hill Development Company, which filed a lawsuit against Telluride Ski & Golf seeking access up the ski area to reach mining claims it owns in Upper Bear Creek, will have its day in court this summer.
  • CDOT plans summer bridge replacement
    Chances are good that you?ve driven over Leopard Creek hundreds of times without realizing it. Gurgling inconspicuously beneath an inconspicuous bridge just before Highway 145 bends toward Norwood and Highway 62 peels to the right in the direction of Ridgway, the creek slips past a cluster of decrepit buildings that were once the county?s only car dealership.
  • Building a more resilient community
    The New Community Coalition?s monthly Green Business Roundtable series will return to the Telluride region with a special two-day event this week to talk about building community self-reliance.
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