Las Animas County GOP candidates running for local offices drastically outraised Democrat candidates between the end of July and the beginning of October, according to campaign finance filings obtained from the Colorado Secretary of State. A tally of GOP campaign donations shows local candidates secured $14,120 during the latest period, while Democrat candidates raised $2,913.
Primero’s Lady Bulldogs lost in three sets against the Manzanola Bobcats at home on Tuesday, Oct. 18.
62 Memorials In Loving Memory of who passed away 11 years ago October 31, 2011 Mom, Gram, It has been 11 years And sometimes there are still some tears. But, we have found in many ways Your love of life and guidance within us stays.
Ramon “Ray” V. Nunez, passed away at home in October 24, 2022, after a lengthy illness. He was 76. Funeral services will be held Friday, November 4, at 1 PM, at the Comi Funeral Home Chapel with graveside services following at the Trinidad Catholic Cemetery conducted by the Ft Carson Honor Guard. Complete obit to follow.
65 Comi Funeral Home Nettie Glorioso, age 95, passed away on October 22, 2022 at Mount Saint Francis Nursing Center, Colorado Springs, CO. She was born on December 29, 1926, in Valdez, CO to parents Rosalie and Salvatore Garbo.
Thomas Pete Pantazes, 88, passed away Oct 25, 2022. He is survived by his sisters, Mary Pantazes, and Violet Carlin; brothers, Jim Pantazes, and William Pantazes; daughters, Deana Pantazes (Lawrence Vigil), Cynthia Pantazes (Clifford Barker), and Thea (Brandon) Mangino; grandchildren, Daniel (Lena) DeMeo, Joe Ninahaulpa, Jessie Ninahaulpa, Niko (Maria) Burton, and Mario Mangino; great-grandchildren, Jesse Ninahaulpa, Malena Burton, Raelynn DeMeo, and Mathew DeMeo; and numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; aunt, Frances Martinez; sisters, Cresente Merrill, and Elaine Gusman; and brothers, George and Nick Pantazes. Tom was born to Stamatis Pete and Romana Pantazes on Jan. 13, 1934, at the family home in Aguilar. Tom wore many hats after graduating Aguilar High School in 1954. He was a goat-herder at age eight years old, a coal miner at his dad’s prosperity No. 2 coal mine, and proudly served his country in the United States Navy, from July 1954 to July 1958. He was married to Darlene Gonzales for 25 years and had three daughters. Following his military service, he worked at Eaton Metal in Denver, then went back to being a safety inspector for Mid Continent Coal Mine. After that, Tom moved to Pueblo and worked at the steel mill. Before retiring in Aguilar, he worked for Las Animas County. When in his presence you always felt welcomed and at peace. Tom enjoyed singing, telling a joke, telling stories, nature, and being with family. He was a lover of all animals and a strong believer in faith. Tom was a member of the American Legion. Visitation is prior to the service at 10:00 AM. Friday, Nov 4, 2022, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel, 1317 N. Main St., Pueblo, Colo. Interment to follow service at St. Anthony Cemetery, Aguilar, Colo. In honor of Tom, please wear bright colors and no black. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.co m
Colorado’s attorney general candidates faced off in a debate that centered on what to do about crime and public safety. During the debate hosted by 9NEWS, incumbent Attorney General Phil Weiser, a Democrat, defended his record since being elected in 2018, while 18th Judicial District Attorney John Kellner, a Republican, criticized Weiser for not taking responsibility for rising crime.
DENVER — Colorado voters can call the Secretary of State’s Language Assistance Hotline for assistance with interpreting their ballot. The new hotline will allow Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese or Vietnamese speakers to receive real time translation of their ballot content from a live interpreter.
DEAR ABBY: My soonto- be husband and I are moving back to our hometown in the months prior to our wedding. This is, in part, to make wedding organizing easier since we’re having it near home. We have other weddings to attend this season, and we need to reduce our living expenses while we save for a house.
From the 50/50 raffles at Colorado Rockies games to bingo at the Elks Lodge, raffles and bingo brought in more than $121 million for Colorado charities in 2021. But nonprofit employees can’t be paid for their time spent working to call a bingo game or sell raffle tickets.