God loves people — and he must like laughter
It is the season for state fairs. Most states have them, drawing hundreds of thousands of people — and in some cases, more than a million.
September 2022
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Crime report for Sept. 23 — 28
The Trinidad Police Department responded to or initiated some 270 incidents between Thursday, Sept. 23, and Wednesday, Sept.
Federal bill would let schools use unspent relief funds to combat fentanyl
A bill introduced Monday by two Colorado congressmen would allow schools to use unspent COVID-19 relief funds to combat fentanyl. Under the Protecting Kids from Fentanyl Act, introduced by U.S.
18 AGs call on Biden to classify illicit fentanyl as weapon of mass destruction
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and Connecticut Attorney General William Tong are leading a multistate, bipartisan effort urging Pres. Joe Biden to classify illicit fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction (WMD).
Reader thanks city work crews for the beautiful summer flowers
Once again, as last year, the flowers in the street planters, the hanging baskets and at the intersections on West Main are just beautiful! Thank you city workers for the time you’ve spent making our downtown attractive. Virgil Micek Trinidad .
What do we want in the form of a police force?
In a free society we ask ourselves what we want in order of a police force. In East Germany, a classic police state, one in six people were informants for the state spying on their neighbors and reporting on the oddities of life.
Rep. Boebert fights latest Colorado ‘landgrab’
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert led a letter with strong support to Pres. Joe Biden defending her District from yet another landgrab proposed by Colorado Democrats.
Keep Colorado Wild Pass refund options announced for resident annual pass
DENVER – At its September meeting, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approved a refund policy for Colorado residents who purchase a Keep Colorado Wild Pass. Beginning in 2023, Colorado residents will see a $29 Keep Colorado Wild Pass added to their annual vehicle registration through the Division of Motor Vehicles.
Keep Colorado Wild Pass takeaways:
n The pass is only offered to Colorado residents during the Colorado vehicle registration process. n The $29 pass fee is included in your vehicle registration price total unless you choose to decline (opt out).