Mia Rupani is a journalist for the Telluride Daily Planet, focusing on local news and events in Telluride, Colorado. With a passion for community stories, Mia covers a wide range of topics including local businesses, community initiatives, youth programs, and events that impact the quality of life in the region.
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Mia Rupani's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and human interest stories within the United States, specifically in Colorado with a focus on Telluride. She frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Mia Rupani
Stanley Pawlowski, 84, center, has been skiing in Telluride since the late 1970s. Because of Telluride Ski Resort’s decision to discontinue free season passes for ages 80 and older, he is looking to ski elsewhere this winter. (Courtesy photo/Stanya Pawlowski Gorraiz)
By: Mia Rupani
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A vacancy on the Norwood Town Board of Trustees was officially declared Wednesday during the board’s regularly-scheduled meeting.
Imogene Pass, which connects Telluride with Ouray, will remain closed as crews work to repair damage to the road caused by excessive rain earlier this year. This photo taken in August shows a portion of the road washed away. (Photo courtesy of the San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office)
By: Mia Rupani
Imogene Pass, which connects Telluride with Ouray, will remain closed as crews work to repair damage to the road caused by excessive rain earlier this year. This photo taken in August shows a portion of the road washed away. (Photo courtesy of the San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office)
The Lone Cone Legacy Trust (LCLT) awarded grants to 16 local organizations this year.
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‘We are investing in our students, their future and their impact on our society’
Some share concerns about development height, traffic and loss of open space
Senior meals are returning to Norwood Town Hall after a four-month hiatus.
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