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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Last day for Telluride Farmers Market is Friday but the market in Montrose continues through October
“Dead Talents Society,” directed by John Hsu, gets its Colorado premiere this weekend at the Telluride Horror Show. (Courtesy photo)
A new wildlife underpass (above) across Route 550, between Ridgway and Montrose, was installed earlier this month. (Courtesy photo)
Young viewers at a screening of “IF” at Dinner & A Movie at the Telluride Conference Center last month. The monthly event in Mountain Village continues later this week with two Halloween-themed full-length films, “Ghostbusters” on Friday, and “Hotel Transylvania” on Saturday. Short Halloween-themed films will also screen both evenings. (Photo by Melissa Plantz)
There was still “just” a winter storm watch — not a warning — in effect for the northwest and southwest San Juan Mountains Thursday afternoon.
“The bloodlines of these dogs are phenomenal. There’s no question,” said Ellen Williamson, executive director and founder of the Telluride Humane Society.
Horror-book talk, spooky uke jam, Dia de Los Muertos celebration coming up at the Wilkinson
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.
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