When Flor Camarena was getting ready to graduate from her Denver high school, there was a moment she wasn’t sure she’d be able to go to college. But her counselors, to whom she had confided her lack of legal status, helped her find schools that were supportive and programs that gave her hope for financial assistance.
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Colorado teachers earning average salaries can afford to buy fewer than a fifth of the homes in their school districts — and homeownership is more out of reach in districts with higher wages. But raising wages alone won’t fix the problem, according to a new report from the Keystone Policy Center that says the government needs to consider new housing policies to help teachers and other middle-income public sector workers live where they work.
Benjamin Mandile Reporter The Chronicle-News The annual Trinidad Roundup Association Labor Day Parade drew hundreds of people to downtown Trinidad to celebrate the holiday with neighbors and friends. The parade route took participants across town — starting on Arizona Avenue, working its way past Trinidad City Hall and up Main Street, before ending on Linden Avenue — Monday, Sept.
Benjamin Mandile Reporter The Chronicle-News The Trinidad Roundup Association Rodeo returned for its 112th year, with two days filled with western fun and entertainment, over the Labor Day Weekend. The rodeo, organized by the TRA and held at the Las Animas County Fairgrounds, saw nearly 1,000 attendees between Sunday and Monday, according to organizers, with some 800 tickets purchased.
State Point It can be scary when a loved one is diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). COPD affects more than 15 million Americans and is responsible for one death every 4 minutes nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Part 3 of 3 Parts… Part 1 ran Monday, Sept. 5 Part 2 ran Tuesday, Sept. 6 If you are looking for an article about the highs and lows of marijuana, you may be in the wrong location. Though intricately intertwined with the marijuana industry, the hemp industry has its own regulatory system and laws regarding sale and consumption. The only individuals getting high in this article are possibly cows.
DENVER — The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office has permanently adopted a new amendment to Notary Program Rule 2.3 following an August 16 public rulemaking hearing conducted with in-person and virtual attendance. The rule change allows greater access to notary services for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, and deafblind by authorizing the use of interpreters during notarial acts.
A special election to recall state Sen. Kevin Priola would cost an estimated $200,000, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office said last week.
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