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  • 'You've got me wrong': A Conversation with Forest Service Chief Dale Bosworth

    Forest Service Chief Dale Bosworth talks about how his agency has changed over the years, defending current forest management policies as well as the Service’s dealings with the energy industry

  • Dear Friends

    Farewell, Radio HCN; and Farewell, radio staffers Adam Burke, Krissy Clark and the recently arrived Maria Schell

  • Dear Friends

    Your chance to weigh in on the redesign; Deb French is new outreach director; and Betsy and Ed Marston are still here

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    February board meeting in wintry Fort Collins, Colo.; thanks for helping our Spreading the News Campaign; we can’t get away with anything (corrections & emendations)

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    Feedback from readers' surveys; Jon Margolis apologizes for booboo; the many lives of Mark Matthews.

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    Activist Connie Harvey celebrates 70th birthday in Aspen, Colo.; visitors by modem and phone; God leads HCN subscribers; oops: HCN booboos.

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    Thirty-year anniversary party in Boulder; High Country history; news, visitors and Suckling's first name.

  • Dear Friends

    Why HCN is writing about meth; good news from HCN's Writers On The Range and online archives; two HCN parties coming up: September board meeting in Boise and 30th anniversary in Boulder.

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