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Trinidad passes controversial ordinance amendment, some claim target charity efforts for local unhoused 

Trinidad’s unhoused population was again at the center of debate during the city’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 2, which had a public hearing section to expand the definition of a ‘special event’, amending the city ordinance section 1-4 chapter 21.    

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‘Garbage Glam’ returns to Main St. Live Saturday

Garbage Glam, a “low” fashion show will be held at Main Street Live at 7 p.m. Sept 13. The show features clothing made from up-cycled or recycled materials. There will be a silent auction and lots of surprises, promises organizers. Admission is a $10 tax deductible cash, or checks made out to benefit the Somebody Cares Food Project. Pictured is organizer Laura Fain with (from left) Julian, Nora and Daniel Garcia (children of Edgar and Roxanna Garcia) showing off their designs from last year’s show.

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ACLU releases unredacted documents, reveals scope, capacities, of ICE’s potential detention centers in La Junta, Walsenburg  

On Aug. 28, the American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU, released new details for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s, ICE, expansion plans, with prison owners ‘ claims of their capacities for detention in La Junta and Walsenburg and how soon the facilities could begin operations.  

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