Attorney General Phil Weiser announced May 20 Pfizer will refund $107,174.82 to approximately 1,500 Colorado consumers after it failed to honor coupons for three medications. Colorado collaborated with Vermont, Arizona and Kansas to reach this settlement.
Michael Archuleta, Trinidad Colorado resident, and technology leader has been re-appointed by the Polis-Primavera Administration as an eHealth Commissioner based on his unique and diverse insights, perspectives, and experience to advance administration health priorities through health IT and digital health.
Just when you thought it was safe to go outside again, Mother Nature pulled one more wild card out of her pocket last weekend. A cold front that brought snow to the region created havoc at state track, as well as with all of the other postseason schedules.
DEAR ABBY: For a few years, I volunteered to tend to an elderly woman through a hospice organization. My role was to visit with her while her son ran errands or enjoyed an evening of entertainment. I grew fond of her and her family.
Aguilar RE-6 has found a new superintendent after choosing from among three finalists. The Aguilar RE-6 Board of Education approved the hiring of Justin Cowan — currently the principal of Pagosa Springs Elementary School in Pagosa Springs, Colorado — during its April board meeting.
After a “practice run,” Fort Wootton Memorial Square — better known as Fort Wootton — has become a Trinidad city landmark after receiving unanimous support from Trinidad City Council upon a second reading of an ordinance designating the historical property a city landmark.
Purgatoire River Call as of: 05/23/2022. Hoehne Ditch: Priority #20, Appropriation Date: 10/07/1865.
Today’s Quote “Better to be a man of character than a man of means.” ~Winston Churchill —UPCOMING EVENTS SUMMER READING PROGRAM MON. MAY 23 – SUN.
HOSPICE VOLUNTEER STUNNED BY FAMILY’S GENEROUS GIFT DEAR ABBY: For a few years, I volunteered to tend to an elderly woman through a hospice organization. My role was to visit with her while her son ran errands or enjoyed an evening of entertainment.
Trinidad School District No. 1 Board of Education continued its discussion of its One Campus Consolidation Plan during a work session Wednesday night and advised district principals to continue working on a plan to combine the middle and high schools.