Will Buzzerd is a journalist at Skagit Valley Herald and Sopris Sun, LLC. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, urban design, and regional interest, with a focus on environmental services and natural resources. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in architecture, planning, and world news.
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By: Will Buzzerd
The Town of Basalt proudly received two statewide awards recognizing the Midland Streetscape Project for its planning and improvements to Historic Downtown Basalt's infrastructure. The awards were given by the Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA) and the Colorado Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA), which both host annual awards programs to recognize public projects for their impacts on their respective communities.
This week, contractors employed by the Town of Basalt hauled their saws and shovels into the forests of Basalt Mountain to continue a wildfire fuels mitigation project begun earlier this year. Since Nov. 17, crew members have been working from 7am to dusk thinning out potential fuel sources in order to minimize risk of wildfires and promote forest health.
It's wintertime at the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation (PSSWF) in rural Garfield County, and as the season sets in, educational visits and wildlife caretaking shift toward repairs, ruminations over a challenging year and meditations on the future of its operations.
By: Will Buzzerd
During this week's regular meeting, Basalt Town Council held a public work session to discuss updated plans for a proposed combined Public Works and Police Department building. After months of revision, planning now focuses on reducing costs in a manner that will still meet the original goals of the project.
Basalt Town Council showed apprehension on Tuesday during the first public hearing for the development of 54 commercial storage units and 47 residential housing units at 555 Basalt Avenue, citing concerns about traffic and necessary amendments to Town policies.
By: Will Buzzerd
After a municipal election held on April 7, the Town of Basalt welcomed three new members to Basalt Town Council for four-year terms beginning April 28.
This weekend, the Aspen Choral Society (ACS) invites all from across the Roaring Fork Valley to “Luminous Night,” a poignant musical exploration of the nature of grief and loss in a moment not only significant for its organization but the world as a whole.
By: Will Buzzerd
During this week’s regular meeting, Basalt Town Council held a second public hearing for a potential residential and storage unit development in
On April 11, Glenwood Springs-based author Nancy Bo Flood received the Wrangler Award from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum for her illustrated children's book, “Badger Clark: Poetry Wrangler,” a tale about South Dakota's first poet laureate and an unsung hero of cowboy poetry.
By: Will Buzzerd
The Town of Basalt is currently seeking community input on its new public services building, which will jointly host the police and public works
