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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Although many local eateries close, a rich selection remains
Miguel Espinoza Fusion ensemble offers a ‘world-class global chamber music’ performance at the Wright on Saturday
The forecaster got straight to the point.
By: Leslie Vreeland
FREEride Rail Jam returns this Saturday, Nov. 9, to the base of Lift 8 and the Gondola.
Telluride School District serves students fruits, vegetables from local growers
The cult classic ‘comedy-horror’ musical, presented by Telluride MSHS Performing Arts Department, is at the Palm this weekend
The mobile vaccine clinic operated by Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment. The van will offer flu, COVID and other vaccines next Friday, Nov. 22, in Ridgway and on Saturday in Ouray. (Courtesy photo)
CPW officials: ‘Keep wildlife in mind’ when putting up holiday décor
Weaving is an art, and a craft.
A map on NOAA’s website on Friday shows the effects of the so-called “bomb cyclone” in northern California, where heavy rain and flash flooding continued to be possible. The moisture from this storm — but not the system itself — will arrive as snow in the Western Colorado mountains as early as Monday. (Courtesy image)
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