On Aug. 12, the Colorado Secretary of State released its “Notice of Initial Review” into the allegations Democrat candidate Travis Nelson filed against Las Animas County Democrat Chair, Pam Espinoza.
Last week, Roy Miller made headlines when he took to City Hall and suggested the City of Trinidad enact “The Final Solution” to address the local unhoused population.
Pam Ezpinoza, chair of the Las Animas County Democrats, addressed the embezzlement allegations regarding the Colorado Secretary of State’s open complaint, listing her as the respondent.
During its “unfinished business” portion of the City of Trinidad’s regular meeting on Aug. 5, city officials unanimously voted to rescind the approval of the Trinidad School District No. 1’s GOCO (Great Outdoors Colorado) grant submission on its behalf, following GOCO’s regional manager’s disapproval of the application draft.
On Monday, July 25, Chicanos Por La Causa’s Early Childhood Development Colorado held its second Health and Resource Fair at its Trinidad Head Start location, which the CPLC ECD health coordinator said brought around 100 people.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of Medicaid reimbursement in low-income areas, rural healthcare services have faced reductions in services, with some even facing closures. For instance, Rocky Mountain Eye Center’s Trinidad location shut its doors in July 2024, with other clinics fighting to avoid a similar fate.
Representative for House District 47, Ty Winter, was presented with the Community Health Center Champion award on Wednesday, July 16, at the Sauld Family Health Center in Trinidad for his legislative work and advocacy to support community health centers.
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