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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By: Ellen Metrick
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By: Ellen Metrick Telluride
This photo shows Russian olive trees taking over pasture and wetlands just outside of Norwood. Many of the trees pictured have grown in the past five years, sprouting from individual trees planted before the Colorado Department of Agriculture outlawed them. (Ellen Metrick/Telluride Daily Planet)
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)
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
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