2012
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High Park Fire — Day 19
First, the good news. The High Park fire stayed at 87,284 acres, which means the fire stayed relatively tame today.…
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Some good advice for restarting your well water after the High Park Fire
Two years ago the staff of GNC Water Well watched as the homes of Boulder customers burned during the Fourmile…
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Council enacts open fire ban within Fort Collins city limits
Because of very dry conditions and high fire danger, on June 26, the Fort Collins City Council approved an open…
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High Park Fire: Two fires too much for Hewlett residents
For residents of the Hewlett Gulch subdivision, two major forest fires in a month have proven a bit stressful –…
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Majority of Glacier View and CR 74E reopened today
High Park Fire officials have announced the reopening of Red Feather Lakes Road (CR 74E) at 5 p.m. today. All…
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High Park Fire — Day 18
The High Park Fire is now the most destructive fire in Colorado history, having burned 257 homes — almost twice…
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High Park Fire: There is no way to fully prepare for a natural disaster of this magnitude
June 23 — The first version of this story was written when my family was under High Park Fire pre-evacuation…
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Letter: Save the trees
Some call it the jewel of Northern Colorado, referring to reservoir No. 4, about one mile northwest of Wellington. The…
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Letter: Show me the speed, CenturyLink
In the June 2012 issue of the North Forty News (Fort Collins & Larimer County) there was an article titled,…