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Stina Sieg

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Western Slope reporter at Colorado Public Radio. Formerly KJZZ and WNCW. One of my favorite things is people telling me what they love. And the desert, forever
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Three firefighters have died in large blaze along Colorado-Utah border

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By Stina Sieg Verified
| KAJX-FM (Aspen, CO) Verified
Three fighters were killed and two others were injured and transported to a hospital Saturday as they battled a wildfire in western Colorado. The wildland firefighters were involved in a burnover incident and deployed their shelters, according to a press release from the U.S. Dept. of the Interior. “The U.S. Wildland Fire Service and the U.S. Forest Service are focused on supporting the firefighters’ family, friends and colleagues during this difficult time,” the release said.
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An endangered fish needed saving. The feds, high schoolers and a baseball team stepped in

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By Stina Sieg Verified
| Durango Herald Verified
Palisade High School students meet at Palisade's Riverbend Park for a razorback sucker release on May 1, 2026. (Courtesy of Dylan Kelley) On a recent warm night, a batter cracked a hit deep into the lush outfield at Grand Junction’s downtown baseball field, and fans of the city’s new team erupted in joy. Their screams welcomed two players sprinting across home plate. Emblazoned on the young men’s crisp navy caps was the image of an imposing fish with a distinctive hump.
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Olathe sweet corn’s most famous grower scales back operations

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By Stina Sieg Verified
| Durango Herald Verified
Tuxedo Corn Co. farmer and founder John Harold of Olathe checks his crop in a field west of Olathe, on Friday, July 16, 2021. (William Woody for CPR News) Roughly 40 years after farmer John Harold introduced Olathe sweet corn to the world, he and his family are scaling back their growing plans for a crop that’s become a symbol of the Western Slope. The first family of Olathe sweet corn is charting their own path without the grocery giant Kroger. They just don’t know where it will take them.
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