Consumer advocates held a “Rate Payer Revolt” at the Colorado State Capitol urging lawmakers to address what they see as the root cause of the recent extreme spikes in utility bills the state’s reliance on natural gas.
Today’s quote “Punctuality is the virtue of the bored.” ~ Evelyn Waugh Public Service LA County Democrats The Las Animas County Democratic Party will meet Wednesday May 17, at 6 p.m. at the Miners Museum on Main Street in Trinidad.
all Purgatoire River Call as of 05/08/2023 Johns Flood Ditch: Priority #20, Appropriation Date: 10/07/1865 Downstream Call: Highland Canal; Appropriation Date: 05/31/1866 Trinidad Reservoir Report: Release 146.30 AF Inflow 133.81 AF - 67.46 CFS Evaporation 16.51 AF Content 22,605 AF Elevation 6,186.26 Precipitation 0
The New Mexico Department of Veteran Services will hold a community briefing in Raton Wednesday, May 17. The briefing will focus on DVS initiatives for 2023 and beyond, including discussions on plans to expand coverage of the Highly Rural Veterans Transportation Program, the PACT Act, home loans for veterans and the building of a half-scale replica of the National Vietnam Veterans at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Angel Fire.
For a new study, a team of physicists recruited roughly 1,000 undergraduate students at CU Boulder to help answer one of the most enduring questions about the sun: How does the star’s outermost atmosphere, or “corona,” get so hot?
The Colorado General Assembly legislative session concluded on Monday, as lawmakers spent the session considering bills on topics ranging from gun control and auto theft to housing affordability and the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights.
Democratic lawmakers say their last-minute property-tax relief package will also go a long way toward shoring up school funding after the legislature committed to finally meet its financial obligations to Colorado students starting next year.
Colorado voters will decide in November whether to approve a 10-year plan to rein in skyrocketing property taxes, as well as whether the state should distribute about $2 billion in Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights refunds checks next year in equal amounts rather than linking their size to people’s income level, with more money being sent to higher earners.
DEAR ABBY: I’m a mother of two boys, 13 and 12. My oldest son has become very abusive, both physically and emotionally. He has been arrested for hitting me and hitting his little brother. He was recently kicked off the bus for hitting another student and has also been locked out of school.
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