Leslie Vreeland is a journalist based in Telluride, Colorado, and writes for the Telluride Daily Planet. With a focus on local news and events, Leslie covers a wide range of topics including community happenings, outdoor activities, cultural events, and profiles of local individuals and businesses.
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Leslie Vreeland's articles primarily focus on local events and seasonal activities in Telluride, Colorado. Her coverage often includes entertainment news, cultural events, and societal issues relevant to the local community.
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Zoey and Zeke, siblings rescued from a life of neglect, now “living their best mountain dog lives,” mark the month of September in the Telluride Humane Society’s 2025 calendar. (Photo by Sammy Moody)
The pandemic upended in-person meetings, and that change has remained: Millions continue to rely on video-conferencing platforms, such as Zoom, to stay in touch.
Angel Baskets’ mission is to provide food and necessities to those in financial need
San Miguel Resource Center welcomes actress-advocate Kali Reis to the Telluride Science & Innovation Center
The Audubon Society’s 125th annual Christmas Bird Count returns to the Western Slope next Saturday
Holiday choral music, performed by both adults and children, in a high-alpine church setting known for terrific acoustics.
Here’s a fun holiday challenge: Think of a single event, just one, that is engaging, free, and requires no advance sign-up.
Established in 2002 to honor the loss of two young Telluride residents, the Angel Tree is now in its fourth incarnation.
At a CDOT ‘Winter Wise’ press conference last week, Ian McGee demonstrated how to put an alternative-traction device called an Auto Sock on the tire of a passenger car. Auto Socks are available at Big O Tires in Montrose and Les Schwab in Grand Junction. (Photo courtesy of CDOT)
Bright stars in constellations Taurus, Orion, Canis Minor and Canis Major (including Sirius, the sky’s brightest star) photographed in Western Colorado’s eastern-southeastern sky on Jan. 30, 2017. (Photo by Joyce Tanihara)
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