
Area crime report Sept. 29 — Oct. 4
The Trinidad Police Department responded to or initiated some 227 incidents between Thursday, Sept. 29, and Tuesday, Oct.
The Trinidad Police Department responded to or initiated some 227 incidents between Thursday, Sept. 29, and Tuesday, Oct.
Carl Sandburg, in his biography of Abraham Lincoln, described the young Lincoln in 1831. “Abraham Lincoln, 22 years old, floated down the Sangamon River, going to a new home, laughter and youth in his bones, in his heart a few pennies of dreams, in his head a rag bag of thoughts he could never expect to sell.” Lincoln himself says he arrived in New Salem like a “piece of floating driftwood.” Six years later, he was a licensed lawyer and a member of the state legislature.
Your effervescence makes the whole scene sparkle. You have a way of making people think that they’re the reason you’re smiling, and often it’s true.
A new study mapping methane pollution across five oil and gas production basins in states including Colorado found a small number of sites account for a disproportionately high level of overall pollution.
The 14th annual Trinidad Community Foundation community-wide cleanup drew a few less people than in years past, but nonetheless, it focused on beautifying the community through a river clean-up, trash removal and graffiti abatement. TCF, in partnership with Purgatoire River Partnership, organized the event that drew between 50 and 60 community members Saturday, Oct.
rint 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.
A Trinidad woman struck a plea deal that would see 34 charges stemming from a Fourth of July mace attack at Central Park dismissed or amended, but some victims impacted by the spraying are frustrated with the proposed deal.
Trinidad’s school board president has been honored with a statewide award for his work on the board. Trinidad School District No.
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.
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.