The carpet in your living room is brown. At least that’s the way you remember it. You haven’t actually seen it in a few years because you’ve got stuff from corner to corner, held down by furniture you don’t sit on, anchored by things you don’t use. Time for a major cleanup, and it can start with “Keep the Memories, Lose the Stuff” by Matt Paxton with Jordan Michael Smith.
Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site is temporarily closed after a wildfire started Tuesday morning and there is no estimate for when the park will reopen, the National Park Service said in a release.
Thousands of railroad workers in Colorado can’t strike over a new attendance policy that two unions say is so punitive it could lead employees to clock in while sick or exhausted, potentially leading to accidents.
Phil Long Toyota, owned by local businessman Jay Cimino, announced it has been awarded one of the highest honors it can receive from the national dealership. Phil Long Toyota, located at 105 E.
About 20 Vietnam-era veterans were recently recognized for their service and sacrifices during an annual ceremony in Trinidad. Las Animas County Vietnam veterans and their families met at Ft.
The family of Vera Ortiz want to thank the people who assisted in our motherʼs home-going. Those who sent flowers and cards. Thank you Terry Lobato and Cathy Ponce and their staff for the delicious meal and service to the family members who traveled despite dangerous weather conditions. Thank you to Pastor Bill Frashuer for his uplifting message. Special thank to Tom Murphy and Mullare-Murphy Funeral Home for your compassion and assistance during this difficult time. Vera Lee Sutherland Bill Ortiz Gaylene Caron
Do not ask us if we miss her, For there is such a vacant place, Often we think we hear her footsteps, Or see her smiling face. Sad and mournful was her parting. Lonely are our hearts today. For the one we loved so dearly, Is celebrating her birthday in Heaven today. From her loving husband, children, & family
I watched you suffer, I saw you die. But all I could do was sit close by.
Lily (Vigil) Lujan died on Monday, January 31, 2022 at 5:58 am, MST. Lily was born December 1 1 , 1 9 2 7 i n W e s t o n , Colorado to Rebecca (Saiz) and Kelly Vigil.