Despite concerns raised by a handful of residents, Trinidad City Council passed a natural gas rate increase that goes into effect Friday, July 1. Trinidad City Council passed the ordinance, that raises residential rates approximately 5.3% and commercial rates approximately 8.7%, on a 7-0 vote after a public hearing June 21.
DEAR ABBY: My husband, who is 81 and in excellent health, has just suggested that when we feel we can no longer live independent lives (I am 72), we should move closer to his daughter in another state so she and her husband can help us.
The Trinidad Police Department responded to some 229 incidents between Thursday, June 16 and Wednesday, June 22, including accidents, harassment and assault. The Las Animas County Sheriff’s Office saw 117 incidents during the same time period, including multiple domestics, assaults, accidents and shots fired calls.
The owners of a dog that was reportedly shot in the head at close range, leading to its death, announced this month that they are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the offender.
COLORADO SPRINGS — Brett Ackerman, the CPW Southeast Region Manager since 2019, is leaving the agency after a 22-year career to accept an appointment by Gov. Jared Polis to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
We think of you each moment of every single day Your smile and your memory will never fade away We know you're right here with us we can feel us hand in hand And feel your warmth upon us right next to where we stand Please know you're not forgotten you're in everything we do We would not be who we are Without the love that came from you Love, Diana Lee, Susan, Ashley, Madison Lee, and Verlie (Bob) .
In Loving Memory of our Father Daddy Lee, Grandfather & Great grandfather Ulysses “Lee” Gonzales June 24th, 2000 A smile for all with a heart of gold. Always forgiving, always listening, always patient, always understanding.
There will be a Celebration of Life held at The A. R.
Gloria M. Boyer was called home by our Lord on Monday, May 23, 2022.
Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Wednesday that Carnival, a cruise-based travel agency, will pay $24,752.87 to the state of Colorado in a $1.25 million multistate settlement after a 2019 data breach compromised the personal information of 3,037 Colorado residents. The company also agreed to implement additional data security safeguards to protect consumers’ information in the future.