Mary Shinn is a journalist at The Gazette, where she has been covering city hall, local politics, and environmental issues since 2020. With a background that includes reporting on education and agriculture at The Durango Herald, her work often intersects with themes of civic engagement and environmental stewardship. Shinn's reporting has been featured in various outlets, including Derrick Publishing Co, The Herald-Palladium, and Yahoo News.
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By: Mary Shinn, O'Dell Isaac, Savannah Eller
After more than 10,000 residents fled the Aspen Acres fire, residents started to return home on Monday afternoon to areas near the southern end of the fire. Officials were letting residents back into Colorado City and homes off Crow Cutoff, Burnt Mill Road and Waterbarrel Road if their addresses matched those on a set list, […]
The Aspen Acres fire could burn until heavy fall snows or rains arrive.
A small fire is burning south of the Aspen Acres fire near Greenhorn Mountain.
By: Mary Shinn
Residents served by Pine Drive Water District and Signal Mountain Ranch Property Owner Water Company and damaged private wells should drink bottled water.
The Aspen Acres fire has destroyed about 850 structures as it burned into its 12th day Friday. Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1 Section Chief Brad Washa announced the new estimate of destroyed structures during his Friday morning update. Despite the high number of structures lost, he noted firefighters did their best. “There were a […]
By: Mary Shinn
Amid Aspen Acre Fire evacuations, several churches in the Colorado City and Rye area are planning an interdenominational gathering Sunday.
By: Mary Shinn
A small fire is burning north of Colorado Springs along Interstate-25.
By: Mary Shinn
A small fire is burning north of Colorado Springs along Interstate-25.
By: Mary Shinn
A small fire is burning north of Colorado Springs along Interstate-25.
By: Mary Shinn
The Colorado Springs Fire Department quickly put out a grass fire near Town Center Drive and Wooten Road Tuesday afternoon.
