There are lots of important and complicated issues facing this community as we grow and change. Let’s celebrate in our hearts and minds that we have learned to use some of the tools that work when we are tackling a problem or opportunity. With a town government that offers an ethical, approachable and respectful process and residents who sincerely have the best interests of the town in mind, all of the ingredients for success are at hand. This is Telluride, this is community!
Pryor:Celebrate Unity | Guest Commentary
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| 7 | | There are lots of important and complicated issues facing this community as we grow and change. Let’s celebrate in our hearts and minds that we have learned to use some of the tools that work when we are tackling a problem or opportunity. With a town government that offers an ethical, approachable and respectful process and residents who sincerely have the best interests of the town in mind, all of the ingredients for success are at hand. This is Telluride, this is community!
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