A survey issued by the Las Animas-Huerfano Counties District Health Department found that a majority of respondents feel the COVID-19 pandemic changed their perception of public health, with over half noting their perception changed “positively.”
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A bill requiring study of a universal health care system in Colorado is headed to the floor of the House of Representatives. House Bill 23-1209, sponsored by Reps.
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The Colorado General Assembly sent a $38.5 billion state budget for fiscal year 2023-24 to Gov. Jared Polis for his approval on Thursday.
The Trinidad Miner baseball team improved to 6-8 overall and more importantly to 4-2 in Class 2AA Southern Peaks League play with a weekend double header sweep of league rival Sargent by scores of 14-0 and 17-4 at Central Park.
Mt. San Rafael Hospital announced a new head of the Mt.
So, you took the leap and signed up for a weight loss program. But once you got started, it was a whole different story. While you may feel like you’re doing everything to a T, the scale is stuck and you can’t figure out why. Plateaus are a normal part of any weight loss journey, but there are many reasons for them. Check out these six reasons why the scale may be stuck: 1) Overeating. Weight loss is dependent on “calories in” being lower than “calories out.” Eating too much for your current activity level and weight could be a reason why the scale is stuck. “Meal delivery programs can help eliminate any guesswork,” says nutrition expert Chris Mohr, PhD, RD. “Plans like Nutrisystem are perfectly portioned to provide the right balance of nutrients at every meal. The program boasts SmartAdapt science, which provides personalized plans that adapt to your unique metabolism and weight loss goals and help minimize plateaus.”
Firefighters saw increased containment of the Trujillo Creek Fire over the weekend, with the latest containment report at 90%, according to a Monday morning update from Las Animas County Emergency Management.
Trinidad Police Department thanked residents who have already updated their address numbering in response to city code changes and reminded others to ensure their numbering meets city code. The department said as of April 6, it has had 85% of Trinidad property owners update their address numbers.