February 2022

Colorado announces mask company will give hundreds of state residents option to receive refunds it promised

Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Thursday, Feb. 10 that a crowdfunded Colorado mask company will offer refunds to Coloradans who supported its crowdfunding campaigns to develop a product that would eliminate 99% of pathogens to protect customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, and then neglected to honor its satisfaction guarantee when customers later requested refunds.

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THE FINE PRINT

Today’s Quote “Love is our true destiny. We do not find the meaning of life by ourselves alone — we find it with another.” ~Thomas Merton ■ COMMUNITY EVENTS —THIS WEEK —CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WEDS.

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Group seeks to add direct trail from downtown area to face of Fishers Peak

The development of Fishers Peak State Park is expected to create some 70 miles of trails in the newly created state park, but some locals are looking to have another stretch of trail added to the master plan before its finalization — a trail to connect Trinidad to the face of the park, which they say was supported in a 2015 plan created by the City of Trinidad.

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Colorado Livestock Association selects new chief executive officer

GREELEY — The Colorado Livestock Association (CLA) announced Zachary Riley as the organization’s new Chief Executive Officer, effective March 7, 2022. He will replace long-time leader Bill Hammerich. Riley is well versed in the legislative and regulatory issues related to Colorado animal agriculture. He has also been involved with industry efforts on health care, climate, energy, transportation and labor.

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Culebra Range Community Coalition scholarship becomes the new ‘environmental scholarship’ — $4K college scholarship opportunity now available for 11th straight year

The Culebra Range Community Coalition said earlier this month that for the 11th consecutive year it is offering students four-year scholarships to local students attending college to study “any field that can benefit the natural environment.”

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