John Martin

Eight people in the 1500 block of Maryland Avenue had to find another place to stay tonight after an afternoon fire of undetermined cause resulted in heavy damage to their single-family home. Read More

Regarding the recent decision by Garfield County Commissioners John Martin and Mike Samson not to support The federal Fracturing Responsibility and Awareness of Chemicals Act (FRAC) because they do not want the federal government to dictate regulations to the state. Read More

Often in business and life, an important conversation, a made or missed connection, or even an intrusion of pure fate redirects our thinking and actions for years afterward. Read More

Traffic backed up on Clark Road for the second time in less than 24 days Wednesday as a crane crew removed a cement truck trailer that collided with two cars on the highway south of Paradise Tuesday night. Read More

The proposal included plans to build a 290-bed, suite-style facility on NW 39 Expressway between Donald and Peniel avenues. Read More

A Carbondale man hoping to win increasing public support to expand an after-school activities program ran into a patch of rough seas this week while talking with the Garfield County commissioners. Read More

For John Martin, the sight of paramedics removing the little boy's lifeless boy from his neighbor's unit at the Fountain Square Condominiums in Germantown, was almost too much to take. Read More

I'll still be doing many of the things I've been doing for years. Read More

Millions of dollars in unredeemed bottle deposits will be a target of the Legislature's Business, Research and Economic Development Committee. Read More

A CAMPAIGN has been launched to have a pedestrian crossing installed on a "dangerous" stretch of road in Saffron Walden. Read More