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Land acquisition to protect ‘one of the best views of Colorado’ near Summit County will add 262 acres to national forest

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By Ryan Spencer Verified
| Summit Daily News Verified
A nonprofit has acquired 262 acres of land accessing a lesser-known mountain in a range popular for its 14,000-foot peaks. The Conservation Fund Senior Field Representative Kelly Ingebritson said the national nonprofit plans to transfer the private land it purchased on Loveland Mountain in the Mosquito Range to the U.S. Forest Service. An existing trail brings hikers up the ridge of the about 13,700-peak, offering views of nearby 14ers.
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Colorado awarded $44 million to improve railroad safety across Western Slope

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By Ryan Spencer Verified
| Summit Daily News Verified
Colorado has been selected to receive a $44 million Federal Railroad Administration grant to improve rail safety through the mountains. Gov. Jared Polis and the Colorado Department of Transportation announced in a news release on Wednesday that the federal grant award will support work on a project to reduce rockfall, create caches to respond to emergencies and analyze railroad crossings across the Western Slope.
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Drought worsens in Colorado and across the West amid ‘lackluster monsoon’

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By Ryan Spencer Verified
| Summit Daily News Verified
Drought conditions continue to expand across Colorado and the West as forecasters predict above-average temperatures for at least the next two weeks. An Aug. 20 drought status update from the National Integrated Drought Information System describes how record-breaking July temperatures and a “lackluster monsoon” have left nearly 95% of the Intermountain West in drought.
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