BREAKING: Michael Martelon is stepping down as the President & CEO of the @Telluride Tourism Board. In a release, TTB says the board & Martelon have decided "after the pivot of the pandemic, now is an ideal time for a change in leadership." Martelon has led TTB since March 2011.
Who is the artist whose work you’ve seen the most? If you’re a skier or a snowboarder, it might be James Niehues. He’s painted over 300 resort trail maps. Recently, he announced his retirement. I spoke to him about his map making journey for @koto_radio.
https://t.co/WwiMppyxFe
Jeff Proteau, VP of Mountain Operations and Planning for @telluride resort, is leaving Telski after over 3 decades on the mountain. He plans to stay on through the end of September.
The @Telluride town council approved an emergency ordinance to hold the number of short term rental licenses constant for the next 6 months as town government and residents seek to grapple with a housing shortage and explosion in tourism and demand on local services.
Town Council in @Telluride today directed their staff to draw up language for a moratorium on issuing new short term rental licenses and aim to consider it at their next meeting this Tuesday.
A Deputy with the Telluride Marshal's Department is heading to Tokyo in a few weeks as an Olympic fencing coach. Reporting for @koto_radio.
https://t.co/xKdTFO0F1S
Honored that a piece I produced for @koto_radio about the African and African American roots of Bluegrass won a regional #Murrow award for Excellence in Sound.
Grateful to @RhiannonGiddens and Sean McCollough for sharing their stories and knowledge.
https://t.co/Plm6R0NXdx
Happy 50th birthday, @npr. I was still cutting reel tape and few people had email addresses when I started @koto_radio in ‘93. It’s been an interesting journey.
Great to talk on @koto_radio with reporters at @KVNFradio, @KSJDRadio, @kdnkradio, and KZMU about what the last year of COVID-19 has been like in their Colorado communities.
https://t.co/vy6PAynLWd
With declining local case numbers, @SMCPublicHealth
Director Grace Franklin, speaking on @koto_radio
today, says "This is probably the most hopeful I've been in several months."
Peak. Public. Radio. Over a dozen local musicians partnered with @koto_radio to write songs reflecting on each month of 2020 as musical year in review. We're calling it The 2020 Album. Tune in tonight at 6 pm MT to hear them all. On the radio or online at https://t.co/mdSW1C6aHN.
A conversation on @koto_radio with Jeff Proteau, a VP at @Telluride, about how the mountain is planning for the ski season during a pandemic.
https://t.co/QGJZSre1jL
KOTO News has confirmed that Bill Jensen is no longer with @Telluride Ski Resort. Jensen came on board in the winter of 2015 as partner and CEO. Tune in at 6 p.m. Wednesday for more on this developing story. #telluride#koto https://t.co/LDZZgW21Xt
"The activity has never been greater since—since pre-recession.”
Faster sales and higher prices in the Telluride-area real estate market as buyers look away from big cities and toward small town life during the pandemic. Reporting for @koto_radio
https://t.co/eyIIXTLE43
A bit late, but such a pleasure to speak to @RhiannonGiddens and Sean McCollough of @UTKnoxville about the African and African American roots of Bluegrass music last week.
https://t.co/Plm6R0NXdx