Prayer is often our last resort, the final step in a hopeless situation. We refer to it with such phrases as “he doesn’t have a prayer,” or “there is nothing left to do but pray.” But it is perhaps the most important aspect of our human condition.
The bi-county region saw its active COVID cases increase between the end of August and the first week of September, according to the latest report from the Las Animas-Huerfano Counties District Health Department, as the state extends its public health order until at least Oct. 9.
“I’m the king of the world!” ~Titanic, 1997 THIS WEEK ROAD CLOSURE MON.-FRI. SEPT.
After days of scorching, recordshattering heat in the western United States, cooler air has filtered in along with daily showers and thunderstorms across the region. AccuWeather forecasters say that more of the same is expected through the rest of this week, even as the exact location of these storms may shift around from day to day.
Trinidad City Council reviewed housing policy recommendations duringaworksessionMondaythat stemmed from a housing needs assessment, allowing council to digest and share their thoughts on how to address the ongoing housing issues within the city. The informational session came after the city contracted Root Policy Research, a Denver-based community planning and housing research firm, to determine the city’s housing needs and present possible solutions to address housing availability within the city.
DENVER — Attorney General Phil Weiser has announced that a judge ordered Martha Sutherland, of Colorado Springs, to pay $204,000 in restitution for submitting Medicaid claims and being paid for psychological testing services that never happened.
Trinidad Police Department responded to or initiated some 281 incidents between Thursday, Sept. 8, and Wednesday, Sept.
Scores for students taking the PSAT and SAT were a mixed bag across the county in 2022, according to data recently released by the Colorado Department of Education, with many areas seeing student test scores drop year over year. Colorado uses the PSAT to test ninth and 10th graders, while the state’s 11th graders sit for the SAT.
(Information from Colorado Department of Education) All districts statewide: Grade 9 (PSAT) ELA: 72% MATH: 40% Grade 10 (PSAT) ELA: 71.9% MATH: 37.5% Grade 11 (SAT) ELA: 45.8% MATH: N/A Grade 9 English Language Arts: 64.4% Grade 9 Mathematics: 40.8% Grade 10 English Language Arts: 67% Grade 10 Mathematics: 39.7% Grade 11 English Language Arts: 57.5% Grade 11 Mathematics: 34.6% Trinidad School District No. 1 Grade 9 (PSAT) ELA: 44.2% MATH: 13.5% Grade 10 (PSAT) ELA: 54.5% MATH: 9.1% Grade 11 (SAT) ELA: 35.3% MATH: 13.5% Hoehne Reorganized 3 Branson Reorganized 82 Grade 9 (PSAT) ELA: 72.7% MATH: 13.6% Grade 10 (PSAT) ELA: 77.3% MATH: 50% Grade 11 (SAT) ELA: 73.9% MATH: 26.1% .
(Information from Colorado Department of Education.) English Language Arts: 43.2% Mathamatics: 31.5% ELA: 32.9% Math: 11.6% Trinidad Middle School: ELA: 20.5% Math: 4.2% ELA: 35.9% Math: 30.8% ELA: 37.8% Math: 20.7% Branson School ELA: 39.4% Math: 18.2% Branson School Online ELA: 36.7% Math: 22.4% ELA: 40.2% Math: 22.3% Primero Elementary ELA: 54.3% Math: 34.8% Primero Junior-Senior High School ELA: N/A Math: 13.6% ELA: 22.9% Math: N/A Aguilar Elementary ELA: 20% Math: N/A Aguilar Junior-Senior High School ELA: 26.1% Math: N/A .