NM’s Couy Griffin ousted from office for part in Capitol attack
A New Mexico county commissioner has been removed from office and barred from holding public office for his role in the 2021 U.S. Capitol attack.
September 2022
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No weekly city crime report due to TPD missing press deadline
The Chronicle-News cannot issue a full crime report for this week because the Trinidad Police Department failed to respond to multiple requests for records before press deadline. The Las Animas County Sheriff’s Office responded to or initiated some 136 incidents between Thursday, Sept.
some tarantulas may be active in the late afternoon
some tarantulas may be active in the late afternoon. They suggest the ideal locations to spot tarantulas is south of La Junta on highways 10, 350 and 109 on the Comanche National Grassland.
demoted or even losing their jobs if they have to take off work due to serious illnesses or to care for family members
demoted or even losing their jobs if they have to take off work due to serious illnesses or to care for family members,” proponents said in 2021. “This measure allows caretakers and those with chronic health issues to join and remain in the workforce, which will strengthen Colorado’s economy.”
Peak season for Colorado’s ‘Leaf-peeping’ adventures
Colorado Parks and Wildlife DENVER — As the aspen trees start to change colors, Colorado’s vibrant “leaf-peeping” season is kicking into high gear. While the stunning display of fall foliage is worthy of the annual crowds drawn to the state’s most scenic trails and parks, Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds people searching for autumn gold to peep responsibly and balance recreation with mindful conservation.
Sens. office has heard from more than 300 Coloradans across 17 sessions so far
Denver — Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet announced that his agriculture policy and regional staff will host additional Farm Bill listening sessions in southwest Colorado, the San Luis Valley and the Denver area in the coming weeks.
Federal grant to help CU Denver expand rural teacher pipeline
The University of Colorado Denver will use about $7 million in federal grants over the next five years to expand a teacher preparation model to rural communities across the state. The federal government has touted the effort as an emerging program getting results in addressing the country’s teacher shortage.
Primero Students of the Month for September
Each month, Primero’s teachers, administration and staff select students from the various grade levels to recognize as Students of the Month. Primero’s Students of the Month are selected based on outstanding attendance, stellar grades and diligent work ethic. These students serve as role models for the student body and shine as examples of good character within the community.
Jacqui Lopez
Jacqui Lopez, and Great Granddaughter Sydney Thomason. Also survived by his sister Wanda Pryor, Joyce Johnson and Kenneth Thomason and many nieces and nephews. SFC Thomason always held his family…
Bennet announces next round of Farm Bill listening sessions, plans to hold record number of discussions to ensure Farm Bill reflects Colorado priorities
During the listening sessions thus far, Bennet and his staff have heard from farmers, producers and community and business leaders about the threat that drought… Login to continue reading Login…