Ahead of a spring storm expected to dump several inches of moisture along the Front Range, the forecast for Colorado’s wildfire season appears “moderate,” though that could quickly change, officials warned Tuesday. The above-average snowpack and spring moisture won’t erase the risk of wildfire come summer, officials said during a presentation Tuesday on this year’s wildfire outlook.
Novelty may very well be a basic human need and not one to ignore today. Your mind keeps wandering, a sign that maybe what you’re doing isn’t all that interesting to you right now.
The Trinidad Police Department responded to or initiated some 263 calls for service between Thursday, April 20, and Wednesday, April 26, including accidents, unattended death and at-large animals. The Las Animas County Sheriff’s Office call logs were not obtained before deadline.
President Joe Biden blasted the Republicans’ recently unveiled spending plan to raise the debt limit and cut spending, calling it “a reckless attempt to extract extreme concessions as a condition for the United States simply paying the bills it has already incurred.”
DENVER — As trees and flowers begin to bloom, Colorado’s wildlife is experiencing new life and growth as well. Bears are coming out of their winter dens to find food, and the next generation of young wildlife is being born.
Six members of the Primero chapter of the Colorado Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) had the opportunity to attend and compete at the 2023 FBLA State Leadership Conference in Aurora, Colorado from April 5-7.
A federal bankruptcy judge paved the way for coal production to continue at Allegiance Coal USA Limited’s two U.S.based mines as bankruptcy proceedings continue. U.S.
Behind a solid seven inning pitching performance from Trinidad junior Joey Just, the Trinidad High School Miner baseball team (7-9)(4-2),came from behind to take a double header against Class 2AA’s No. 9 ranked team — Ignacio (7-6)(3-1) by a score of 7-6. But fielding errors and other miscues cost THS in Game Two as they lost 14-4 after making the five-plus hour trip the Four Corner region.
DEAR ABBY: I love my parents. They are thoughtful, intelligent people who supported (even encouraged) me to attend a good school on the East Coast. I now live with my boyfriend in Connecticut, where my job is located. He’s 23; I am 22. We would like to start a family within the next five years, but I worry that our children will never see their grandparents on my side.
Tony Espinoza, born December 5, 1919, passed away peacefully at 103 years old in his home surrounded by his family on April 13, 2023. Per his request, a private funeral service was held April 19, 2023 at Comi Funeral Chapel. He was laid to rest in the Trinidad Catholic Cemetery with a Military Honor Guard and Father Sebastian presiding over the the mass and graveside services. Tony was proceeded in death by his loving wife, Miquela (Mickey) and son Daniel. Surviving are sons, Anthony and Dennis and daughter Victoria, numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. The family would like to thank Mt. San Rafael Hospital staff, SCCOG caregivers, and Sangre de Cristo staff who all provided great care to our father and to Fishers Peak Soup Kitchen who provided a meal to the family after the Celebration of Life Services. Also, thanks to extended family members who provided support, meals and flowers during this time.