Power restored to Summit Public Radio & TV
Eliza Noe Follow
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Power was restored to Summit Public Radio & TV’s electronics site on Wednesday afternoon, June 22.
Service to the site on Bald Mountain had been out since June 3, and now five FM radio stations and all antenna-served television are back up and running. The fault near the top of the aging power line was located at an elevation of approximately 12,000 feet.
According to a news release, Summit Public Radio & TV is continuing to work with Summit County government, the town of Breckenridge and the U.S. Forest Service to install more replacement power lines.
Bureau of Land Management nets over $4.8 million in Colorado oil and gas lease sale
The Bureau of Land Management’s third quarter oil and gas lease sale on Thursday, Sept. 10 amassed around $4.88 million as the agency leased 14,212 acres in Arapahoe, Jackson, Moffat, Rio Blanco, Routt and Weld counties.
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