The Project 7 Water Authority’s resiliency project — a backup water treatment plant capable of treating 6 million gallons a day — continues drawing challenges and questions from at least one of the authority’s member-entity boards.

The Project 7 Water Authority&rsquo;s resiliency project &mdash; a backup water treatment plant capable of treating 6 million gallons a day &mdash; continues drawing challenges and questions from at least one of the authority&rsquo;s member-entity boards.

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Questions swirl over financing for backup water treatment plant

Imagine you’re a teenager with a business idea—but no clue where to start. That’s where Homegrown Pathways’ Spark Lab comes in. This six-week program teaches young entrepreneurs the ins and outs of business, from pitching to funding and everything in between. And in January, twelve teens from across Colorado’s Western Slope put their skills to the test at Spark Lab’s first-ever pitch event.

Imagine you&rsquo;re a teenager with a business idea&mdash;but no clue where to start. That&rsquo;s where Homegrown Pathways&rsquo; Spark Lab comes in. This six-week program teaches young entrepreneurs the ins and outs of business, from pitching to funding and everything in between. And in January, twelve teens from across Colorado&rsquo;s Western Slope put their skills to the test at Spark Lab&rsquo;s first-ever pitch event.

Spark Lab’s First Pitch Event & Growth and Healing at Soak Wellness

Join us on Montrose Fresh, where we spotlight the news, events, and stories that shape our community. In this episode, we explore the Blister Summit, a one-of-a-kind gathering for ski and snowboard fanatics featuring cutting-edge gear from brands like Giro, Rab, and Colorado-based Never Summer. Plus, we delve into the troubling disappearance of 31-year-old Jordan Marsters, who recently moved from Maine to Denver before vanishing in Montrose. 

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Devastated Maine Family Desperate to Find Son Last Seen Feb. 13 at Black Canyon

Join us on Montrose Fresh, where we spotlight the news, events, and stories that shape our community. In this episode, we explore the Blister Summit, a one-of-a-kind gathering for ski and snowboard fanatics featuring cutting-edge gear from brands like Giro, Rab, and Colorado-based Never Summer. Plus, we delve into the troubling disappearance of 31-year-old Jordan Marsters, who recently moved from Maine to Denver before vanishing in Montrose.&nbsp;
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Inside the Blister Summit & the Search for Jordan Marsters

Today - if you’ve ever walked down West Main Street and thought it felt more like a highway than a downtown area, you’re not alone. But change is coming.

And later - we’re talking about a church in Montrose facing fire code and zoning violations for sheltering the unhoused.

Today - if you&rsquo;ve ever walked down West Main Street and thought it felt more like a highway than a downtown area, you&rsquo;re not alone. But change is coming.
And later - we&rsquo;re talking about a church in Montrose facing fire code and zoning violations for sheltering the unhoused.

Questions swirl over financing for backup water treatment plant

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