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Reporter, Garfield County bureau, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, specializing in energy and other natural resource issues
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Tale of two reservoirs: Drought could curtail Vega boating, send more boaters to Highline

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By Dennis Webb 
| Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Vega State Park Manager James Masek is used to seeing low water levels at the park’s namesake Vega Reservoir. The reservoir is managed by the Collbran Conservancy District and used to send water downstream for irrigation uses. That draws down the reservoir’s water level over the summer, meaning that only in good water years can the park offer trailered boats boat-ramp access through October. But as Masek spoke in an interview in mid-May, the reservoir was only 40% full.
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Tale of two reservoirs: Drought could curtail Vega boating, send more boaters to Highline

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By Dennis Webb 
| Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Vega State Park Manager James Masek is used to seeing low water levels at the park’s namesake Vega Reservoir. The reservoir is managed by the Collbran Conservancy District and used to send water downstream for irrigation uses. That draws down the reservoir’s water level over the summer, meaning that only in good water years can the park offer trailered boats boat-ramp access through October. But as Masek spoke in an interview in mid-May, the reservoir was only 40% full.
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Oh baby: Best approach when finding young wildlife is often to just leave it alone

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By Dennis Webb 
| Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
It’s feeding time, which is a lot of the time, both day and night, in what Nanci Limbach refers to as the “baby ward” at the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation outside Silt on an early May morning. Inside the ward, the baby animals at the wildlife rehabilitation center leave no doubt that food is on their mind. Baby raccoons less than 3 weeks old, rescued from Eagle County, chatter incessantly until Limbach, the center’s founder and executive director, bottle-feeds them and they quiet down.
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