
Rocky Mountain Region funded for projects addressing clean water, roads, trails improvement
U.S. Forest Service LAKEWOOD — On Friday, the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S.
U.S. Forest Service LAKEWOOD — On Friday, the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S.
Bob Philbin Correspondent The Chronicle-News With every new technology come major discoveries in astronomy. These discoveries invariably upset some ideas and give rise to new ones.
DEAR ABBY: My husband inherited a nasty habit from his mother. He calls people “crazy” to discredit them so he can win arguments and stifle discussion. I have told him it’s lazy to pass judgment on someone that way. It also shows the world how ignorant he is, because he thinks he’ll win every argument by playing the crazy card -- a personal attack.
My dear brother now that you are gone you're no longer here to share the bond we had together a bond of love and care. Yet, somehow something tells me you are watching over me.
Chronicle-News The Trinidad Police Department initiated or responded to some 260 incidents between Thursday, Sept. 1 and Wednesday, Sept.
DENVER — Attorney General Phil Weiser announced that Colorado is joining a nationwide anti-robocall litigation task force of 50 attorneys general to investigate and take legal action against the telecommunications companies responsible for bringing a majority of foreign robocalls into the United States.
COVID cases in the bi-county region saw a continued apparent decline in August, according to the current available data from the Las Animas-Huerfano Counties District Health Department, and state health officials have said that updated COVID modeling shows a Continued on Page 4 ... continued decline is expected through early-October.
Colorado teachers earning average salaries can afford to buy fewer than a fifth of the homes in their school districts — and homeownership is more out of reach in districts with higher wages. But raising wages alone won’t fix the problem, according to a new report from the Keystone Policy Center that says the government needs to consider new housing policies to help teachers and other middle-income public sector workers live where they work.
When Flor Camarena was getting ready to graduate from her Denver high school, there was a moment she wasn’t sure she’d be able to go to college. But her counselors, to whom she had confided her lack of legal status, helped her find schools that were supportive and programs that gave her hope for financial assistance.
Urban Neighborhoods Inc., a Denver-based historical preservation company trying to revitalize an old Trinidad school, announced an open house for people to see the project, still currently underway. East Street School, located at 210 East Street in Trinidad, will be open to the public for timed tours Saturday, from 1:30 p.m.