Primero Bulldogs never stop fighting
The Primero Bulldogs lost 70-26 at home against the Branson Bearcats on Saturday, October 1. The Bulldogs played a tough game against the Bearcats, fighting the whole time.
October 2022
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Dear Abby: Son-In-Law tired of man’s rude, insulting behavior
DEAR ABBY: My father- in-law, who lives out of state, regularly makes crude jokes and comments about his sex life or my sex life in my presence and in the presence of my wife, his wife and others. He once commented to me that he would be excited to see his daughter, my wife, in bed with a woman.
N.M. Congressional Democrats secure $2.5B in aid for New Mexicans impacted by Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon fires
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senators Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) and Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) and U.S. Representatives Teresa Leger Fernández (D-N.M.) and Melanie Stansbury (DN. M.) secured $2.5 billion to support New Mexico residents and business owners impacted by this year’s Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon fires.
A Colorado experiment aims to expand the teacher pipeline, stem turnover
Teacher vacancies and hiring headaches are a fact of life in many Colorado school districts these days. A Denver-based nonprofit hopes to relieve some of those pressures by expanding its alternative licensure program and contracting new teachers to stay in their districts for three years.
Why you should fill out the FAFSA application — even if you’re not sure about going to college
October marks the start of the financial aid application season and one of the most important periods in determining whether a high school student will head to college. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), whose application period began Oct.
Longtime TSD1 employees Ruscetti, Vasques retire, recognized for dedicated service by school board
Trinidad schools will see two less faces in the hallways with the retirement of two longtime employees. Kim Ruscetti, who served as an administrative assistant, and Fred Vasquez, who served as a custodian, were both recognized for their service by the Trinidad School District No.
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THE FINE PRINT
RINT ~Polish Proverb THIS WEEK LIBRARY’S OCT. ART WALL The Trinidad Carnegie Public Library will be featuring art works by local photographer Jennifer Oliver this month at the library, 202 N.
Trinidad buzzes with activity during special downtown events
Downtown Trinidad saw a buzz of activity the night of Thursday, Sept. 29, with two special events being held in the downtown corridor, including the grand opening of Space to Create Trinidad and an open house for the Fox West Theatre. The theatre remains under renovation, but the public poured in and out of the historic building to view and enjoy the two front retail bays. Food, including bruschetta, and tea from Trinidad Tea Co., provided the public refreshment. Over 200 people were estimated to attend the Fox West Theatre Thursday night.
Trinidad school board president Sanchez receives Colorado’s 2022 McGuffey Award
Trinidad’s school board president has been honored with a statewide award for his work on the board. Trinidad School District No.