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
The Gondola Leadership Committee met this week in Mountain Village to discuss potential funding scenarios for the future of the gondola.
Editor’s note: This article includes details of sexual assault and provides available resources for survivors.
Four of the five Telluride High School students who worked as instructors for Telluride Ski & Snowboard School this past winter, from left to right, Madeline McNamara, Valentina Carolei, Zephyr Basham and Kendal O’Callaghan. Not pictured is Austin Cook. (Courtesy photo)
Toro Blanco Group proposes installing small cells around town
By: Mia Rupani
Albuquerque resident Laurie Koontz spent approximately 55 hours stranded in an isolated area of Montrose County last week.
Lone Cone Library Circulation Supervisor Evan Allen running a Dungeons and Dragons campaign at the library. More than 50 million people worldwide are estimated to have played Dungeons and Dragons since its creation in the mid-1970s. (Courtesy photo)
If identified, suspects could face felony criminal mischief charge
An attempted email scam sent to a Telluride Daily Planet reporter last month. Scammers swindled Coloradans out of a total of $187.6 million in 2023, according to a report by the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center. (Photo by Mia Rupani/Telluride Daily Planet)
The Norwood Town Board of Trustees meeting last Wednesday, in which the intergovernmental agreement (IGA) between the Town of Norwood, Norwood Water Commission and Norwood Sanitation District was discussed, became emotionally charged.
By: Mia Rupani
County commissioners vote to extend moratorium on commercial solar
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