…facing in your own hometown. We’re kicking off the series today, with Kathy Trauger — a planning commissioner in Glenwood Springs, Colorado — telling you a little about her hometown, and some of the issues…
…persistent and consistent and enjoy the ride! A Colorado native, born and raised at an altitude of 10,200 feet, Kathy Trauger has descended to an altitude of just below 6,000 feet to live, work, and…
…out is yet to be determined but for those of us involved, it is an exciting time full of promise! A Colorado native, born and raised at an altitude of 10,200 feet, Kathy Trauger has…
…town encourages collaboration between planning and transportation interests. Please add your thoughts on the PlannersWeb LinkedIn group page. A Colorado native, born and raised at an altitude of 10,200 feet, Kathy Trauger has descended to…
…is that simply not our place? A Colorado native, born and raised at an altitude of 10,200 feet, Kathy Trauger has descended to an altitude of just below 6,000 feet to live, work, and play…
Editor’s note: with this two-part article, we close out our “A Year in America” series. Our thanks to Deepa Sanyal, Kathy Trauger, and Anita Rasmussen for their contributions. All of their articles can be accessed…
“Colorado men are we From the peaks gigantic, from the great sierras and the plateaus, From the mine and from the gully, from the hunting trail we come, Pioneers! O Pioneers!” — from “Pioneers! O…
Editor’s note: In light of Kathy Trauger’s post today, we thought we’d reprise a column Greg Dale wrote for the Planning Commissioners Journal some years back. It’s still a timely piece — and offers some…
