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Friday May 9 | KKCO-TV Grand Junction
Railroad Sparks Causes SUV Accident
Highway 6 between Loma and Mack is back open this noon after a crash involving an SUV and a Union Pacific utility truck. via KKCO-TV Grand Junction
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Saturday Apr 26 | The Grand Junction Sentinel
Students in orbit after astronaut's Loma stop
“It was really cool because of the medical part”
When Marine Corps Lt. Col. Randy Bresnik flicked his slide show to display Grand Junction from about 250 miles above the Earth's surface, the crowd of Loma Elementary School third- and fifth-graders oohed and ... via The Grand Junction Sentinel
Friday Apr 18 | Dot.state.co.us
Transportation Commission Transfer Funds to Repair Distressed Pavements in Western Colorado
“Some of the roadways have deteriorated to the point that we have been forced to reduce the speed limit from 65 MPH to 25 MPH”
Today, the Colorado Transportation Commission set aside $1.6 million from its contingency fund in order to repair distressed pavements on the Western Slope. via Dot.state.co.us
Tuesday Apr 15 | Construction News
Loma Colorado builder hosts block party
Pulte Homes will host a block party for the public and residents of its Loma Colorado master-planned, mixed-use community this Saturday, April 19. via Construction News
Mar 30, 2008 | KREX
Mar 2, 2008 | The Summit County Journal
Officials warn more rocks will fall on roads as weather warms
As weather warms, more and more rocks are being dislodged and falling on highways or near them. via The Summit County Journal
Feb 14, 2008 | The Daily Sentinel
Man jailed on contempt warrant
Man jailed on contempt warrant James Dial, 51, 2635 Gunnison Ave., was arrested Monday afternoon on a $10,000 warrant after he and 49-year-old Richard Young were spotted stumbling into traffic in the 2600 block ... via The Daily Sentinel
Jan 15, 2008 | The Grand Junction Sentinel
One newspaper at a time, widow manages her grief
“When he gave his word for something, he meant it”
The temperature gauge in Sandy Moss' car never strayed from a frigid 12 degrees during the early hours of a coal black Sunday morning as she whipped the vehicle around Fruita's sleeping subdivisions. via The Grand Junction Sentinel
Dec 31, 2007 | Construction News
New home permits tumble nearly 50 percent
Permits for the construction of new homes in the Albuquerque metro area declined nearly 50 percent in November 2007 from one year ago, according to research firm DataTraq . via Construction News
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