Suzanne Cheavens is an Associate Editor for the Telluride Daily Planet, focusing on local news and events in Telluride, Colorado. With a passion for storytelling and community journalism, Suzanne covers a wide range of topics, including arts and culture, business, local government, and human interest stories.
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Suzanne Cheavens primarily covers local news in Telluride, Colorado. Her focus is on government announcements and events, with a strong emphasis on health-related topics.
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It sells out in no time flat, organizers rarely need to beg for acts, and the onstage outrageousness is the stuff of legend. Everything imaginable, and unimaginable, has gone down
The increase in usage of public lands surrounding Telluride and the region brought to light the very real risk of pristine wilderness areas being loved to death. When the pandemic
Telluride Theatre has announced the creation of a new full-time position and the hiring of Mary Higgins as its new Development and Operations Manager. Higgins is joining the company after
Wilkinson Public Library (WPL) staff met on a frigid Friday morning at the Lawson Hill intercept lot and transit hub to mark the opening of the new Lawson Lockers, the
The high school students who are staging the Student AIDS Benefit Fashion Show seem to be channeling Oscar Wilde, who famously said “We are all in the gutter, but some
In a Tuesday morning work session, Telluride Town Council opened talks on how the so-called 20% solution — a voter-approved set-aside of some town revenues dedicated to acquisition and maintenance
The local housing crunch is dire. The southwest — despite the snow — is in a deep drought. There are white balloons afloat, Lauren Boebert totes and eggs going for
I have a peripatetic friend who likes to say, “I gotta go,” when he leaves the house, town, The Buck. I say that to you now as I leave the
Telluride Fire Protection District (TFPD) Chief John Bennett appeared before Telluride Town Council this week with a heads-up that the district will be moving forward with an appeal to voters
The woman who gleefully and lovingly recounted Telluride’s colorful history in a column for this paper, had quite the history herself. Bobbie Shaffer — mother, grandmother, musician, writer, beloved friend
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