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Journalist, memoirist and rural reporter at The Colorado Sun. The more layered the story the better. Tell me what you want covered. Trying to be more social.
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Colorado’s K-9 cops like chew toys, scratches and keeping black bears alive

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By Tracy Ross 
| The Colorado Sun
BAILEY —  Among Colorado Parks and Wildlife law enforcement officers, Samson is just one of the dudes, but boy does he have a sniffer. On a recent afternoon in Park County, he’s charging down the edge of a grassy field, pulling Ian Petkash behind him, when he stops, whips his head to the left and starts lunging toward what appears to be nothing. The wind is blowing in his face and he starts moving like a serpent. A few yards down the field he stops again and changes behavior.
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Owner of one of Colorado’s biggest ranches says her employee killed a wolf

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By Tracy Ross 
| The Colorado Sun
For the first time since wolves were reintroduced in Colorado, a rancher has admitted to the fatal shooting of a wolf, an acknowledgment that underlines the tension between the state and livestock owners and raises questions about transparency and accountability with Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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What’s Working: Saving Jamestown’s historic Mercantile, where everybody knows your name

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By Tracy Ross , Tamara Chuang 
| The Colorado Sun
Rainbow Shultz is the chef-owner of the Jamestown Mercantile Cafe. The Merc’s home, built sometime around 1896, according to History Colorado, is on the market for $1.5 million, and Shultz has created a nonprofit that on May 1 was given an exclusive right to purchase it. She says the beloved space helps anchor the small community of 300 where everybody knows everyone’s name.
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