Ellen Metrick is a journalist based in Telluride, Colorado. She writes for the Telluride Daily Planet, covering local news and events in the area. With a focus on community stories, Ellen brings attention to the people, businesses, and organizations that make Telluride unique.
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Ellen Metrick's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community organizations, and human interest stories in the Telluride area of Colorado. She frequently includes expert commentary, suggesting she is likely to respond well to pitches offering insights from local experts or individuals deeply involved in the topics covered.
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At L Bar Bell Ranch just outside of Norwood, the Lukaszewski family lives with their feet in the past and future, raising heritage livestock breeds to preserve history and to
Every year on Nov. 11, Norwood Public School’s gymnasium fills with students, school staff and community members to honor U.S. veterans at home and around the world.
By: Ellen Metrick
Cold temperatures and snow don’t stop all gardens from growing, and it’s easy to get fresh local produce all winter in Norwood, Sawpit and Telluride because of the Fresh Food Hub’s Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program.
By: Ellen Metrick Telluride
The endangered Navajo-Churro sheep, pictured on the L Bar Bell Ranch just outside of Norwood, are a hardy heritage breed being raised by the Lukaszewski family. (Courtesy photo)
Kathleen Merritt, executive director of Bright Futures for Children and Paul Major, founder of the Telluride Foundation and manager of Rural Homes, LLC, both received leadership awards from El Pomar Foundation earlier this month. (Courtesy photo)
By: Ellen Metrick
Pinhead Institute teams will compete at regionals this weekend
Michael Grady, owner of Alpine Wellness and a Norwood Board of Trustees member, drafted a letter to state officials hoping to obtain funding to repair or rebuild Norwood Public School. (Photo courtesy of Michael Grady)
When we think about being outside and reading, we might imagine sitting on a beach or at a picnic table. The Wilkinson Public Library has been linking reading, being outdoors
West End residents, mostly from Norwood, gathered over dinner at the Lone Cone Library last Thursday to discuss appreciation, challenges and hopes for the region. The event was part of the West End Vision Project’s work to gather community input for planning the future of the West End. (Photo by Cara Pallone)
Artists came from all over the region for last year's Holiday Arts Bazaar. This year, Telluride Arts and Ah Haa School for the Arts team up again to showcase the work of 35 regional artists at Ah Haa on Dec. 6, 7, 8. (Photo courtesy of Ah Haa)
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