Restless native

Rob Carrigan is a third-generation Colorado Native. His grandfather's homestead was near the Hamilton turnoff between Craig and Meeker. He grew up in Dolores. Carrigan can be reached by emailing robcarrigan1@gmail.com.

Monday, June 15, 2015

The afternoon skies turned black: Tornado in Palmer Lake, June 16, 1965

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They had just lived in Palmer Lake about six months when the tornado hit that Wednesday afternoon By Rob Carrigan, robcarrigan1@gmail...
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Saturday, June 6, 2015

After lunch, sit a while. After supper, walk a mile.

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Last regularly-scheduled steam locomotive came through Palmer Lake in 1962  By Rob Carrigan, robcarrigan1@gmail.com It h...
Thursday, May 28, 2015

Newspapers have a million ways of being useful

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To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumors of our demise are greatly exaggerated. Newspapers have a million ways of being us...
Sunday, May 3, 2015

Question & Answer with Corban Bryant of Purnaa

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Tribune: Going forward, what plans are in the works for recovery? Bryant: Our plan is to start work on Tuesday! We've had some ...

Town disappears from sight, but not memory

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Homes, shacks, pigpens, garage,  and the train station ... all abandoned By Rob Carrigan, robcarrigan1@gmail.com Nearby dairies wou...
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Local man describes conditions in Nepal

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Former Tri-lakes resident, Nepal factory owner, and Air Force Academy Graduate Corban Bryant, said his family and employees are holding ...
Sunday, April 26, 2015

Black Forest fire transformed very quickly into catastrophe

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First responder explained what she encountered early in Black Forest Fire By Rob Carrigan, robcarrigan1@gmail.com (This story w...
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