The Colorado Senate on Tuesday gave its final approval for a bill that seeks to reduce most business filing fees to $1. House Bill 22-1101 directs the state treasurer to transfer more than $16.7 million from the general fund to the secretary of state’s office to pay for the fee reduction.
Trinidad City Council discussed meeting decorum during a work session Monday, with some councilmembers asking the public to be more respectful towards council and the flow of city council meetings. The work session comes after multiple weeks of public comments during which the public directed criticism towards councilmembers and city staff.
Today’s Quote “You can tell a lot about a man’s character by watching him win or lose money.” ~Molly Bloom ■ COMMUNITY EVENTS—THIS WEEK —BULLDOG RUN SAT. MAY 14 (7 a.m./Registration & 8 a.m./Run) The Primero Bulldog Run annual 5K & 10K Run & 5K Walk will be held this year with runners and walkers gathering at Trinidad Lake State Park’s South Shore Entrance.
On Wednesday, April 6, under advisement of sponsors Roger Diller and Nick Mattorano, Primero High School students traveled to Colorado Springs for the State SkillsUSA Leadership Conference and Skill Competition.
The acrid smell of smoke and the sight of falling ashes could be seen across the City of Trinidad and surrounding area Tuesday as the wind carried the elements from the Hermit’s Peak, Cerro Pelado and Calf Canyon Fires burning near Santa Fe, New Mexico.
WASHINGTON — During a key Appropriations hearing, U.S. Senator Martin (D-N.M.) requested the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack to reduce cost-share requirements for disaster recovery programs and to send additional personnel and resources to New Mexico to help communities affected by wildfires access federal assistance.
Despite strong objections from school districts and charter schools, the House Education Committee put its support behind a wide-ranging bill that limits the use of seclusion and restraint, sets higher standards for school resource officers, and collects more data on discipline practices.
Margaret Sanderson Trinidad State College ALAMOSA — The smooth operation of a dentist’s office requires well-trained dental assistants, and many of them come from Trinidad State. “I think it’s great,” said Dentist Dr.
Trinidad’s residential and commercial natural gas rates could increase after the results of a natural gas rate study was shared with city management and city council. The city has pointed to increased commodity costs as the reason for the proposed increase, according to council communication.
Purgatoire River Call as of: 05/10/2022. Hoehne Ditch: Priority #20, Appropriation Date: 10/07/1865.