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Patterson Access Plan Halted for a Month for Community Outreach

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- The Patterson Access Plan aims to increase safety and maintain traffic flow on Patterson road without increasing the number of lanes. To achieve this goal, the city recommends significantly reducing access points onto the road. It's an effort that could take two decades. But for many people who run businesses on Patterson road, it's their first time hearing about the plan.

"I would say probably 80 percent of people down Patterson have no idea about this," said Shad Allerheiligen, a Barber at Slim's Barber Shop. He believes the plan could impact local businesses. "There are too many businesses, there are too many houses. It would cause too much trouble for everyone to find a way around."

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Mesa County Libraries Add “Hoopla” To Online Services

There's a new section at Mesa County Libraries that's worth a bookmark. Hoopla's streaming service is now available where cardholders have more variety to check out.

"Hoopla offers over 950 thousand titles in the form of e-books, e-audio books, e-comics," Bob Kretschman informs, "There's music, there's movies, all with your library card at no charge."

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Gray Wolf Reintroduction

Should gray wolves be re-introduced into the Colorado countryside? That's the question facing the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Agency.

CPW held a meeting today on wolf reintroduction.

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