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“A year ago, bells were ringing outside City Market and all was jolly as Durango residents knew that every dollar they put into the Salvation Army kettle would stay in the community, donated to local nonprofits,” reports The Durango Herald. “Then came spring, and with it, representatives from the Salvation Army’s corporate offices in Denver… Continue Reading The Home Front: Boycott of Salvation Army causes bell-ringer shortage Your daily roundup of the biggest stories from newspapers across ColoradoThe post The Home Front: Boycott of Salvation Army causes bell-ringer shortage <h3 class='secondary-title'>Your daily roundup of the biggest stories from newspapers across Colorado</h3> appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
COMMUNICATING HATE: Sheriff’s Official Resigns Over Facebook Posts The newly hired communications director at the Denver
Sheriff’s office has newly resigned after a backlash from deputies
who didn’t care for her social media posts they say were racist.
But wait, there’s more. Bethany Frisbie Candelaria made the
statements against white people, of which she might actually be
one. She also made nasty remarks […]
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SPEAKER PELOSI: Perlmutter Now Seeks Deal for His Vote Now that U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter has kept his pledge to vote
against Nancy Pelosi for speaker in the party caucus, he’s trying
to weasel out of that commitment. Perlmutter is trying to cut a
deal for his vote when Congress convenes in January, and the entire
House, now with a Democratic majority, votes on […]
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“The Colorado economy will continue to grow next year, but the pace might slow a tad. That’s the message from the 2019 Colorado Business Economic Outlook Forecast released today,” reports The Boulder Daily Camera. “The report, in its 54th year, is compiled by the Business Research Division of Leeds School of Business at the University… Continue Reading The Home Front: Colorado’s economic growth likely to slow in 2019 Your daily roundup of the biggest stories from newspapers across ColoradoThe post The Home Front: Colorado’s economic growth likely to slow in 2019 <h3 class='secondary-title'>Your daily roundup of the biggest stories from newspapers across Colorado</h3> appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
LAWMAKER LAW BREAKER: Galindo Tells the World She Broke the Law, GOP Responds Accordingly Everyone knows that Rep-elect Rochelle Galindo isn’t exactly
the sharpest tool in the shed, nor the most stable, ahem, mentally.
On November 6, Galindo posted on Facebook a video of her walking a
group of her interns into the University of Northern Colorado
voting center, urges them to stay in line if they’re still in
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Littwin: Findings may be bad for Trump and bad for Cohen, but they’re worse for the rest of us The more I think about the latest shocks from the Mueller Russia probe, the more I realize how great a disaster the findings represent. And not just for Individual 1 and his vast array of crooked cronies, who make the Nixon accomplices look like your 5-year-old’s soccer team. But for us, the purported innocents in… Continue Reading Littwin: Findings may be bad for Trump and bad for Cohen, but they’re worse for the rest of us The post Littwin: Findings may be bad for Trump and bad for Cohen, but they’re worse for the rest of us appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
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Political spending in Colorado’s pivotal 2018 midterm election topped $239 million, far more than any prior year, according to an analysis of campaign finance reports filed with the Colorado secretary of state on Thursday. The previous record was $155 million in 2014. Several competitive state Senate races, a handful of high-stakes ballot initiatives and a governor’s contest… Continue Reading Money bomb: Candidates and groups dropped a record $239 million on Colorado’s 2018 election Big spending paid off in some key contests. But does it raise questions about a quid pro quo in state politics?The post Money bomb: Candidates and groups dropped a record $239 million on Colorado’s 2018 election <h3 class='secondary-title'>Big spending paid off in some key contests. But does it raise questions about a quid pro quo in state politics? </h3> appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
New principal named for Denver’s Manual High School Manual High School, a storied school in northeast Denver that has struggled academically, finally will have a new principal: Joe Glover, who currently serves as an assistant principal at nearby East High. Glover will start his new job on Jan. 1, according to a letter from district administrators to Manual students, families, and community members.… Continue Reading New principal named for Denver’s Manual High School The post New principal named for Denver’s Manual High School appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
As Trump administration skips U.N. climate talks in Poland, CSU delegation steps up to the plate Shelby McClelland and Nycole Echeverria had just gotten off the plane from Denver to Katowice, Poland. The two Colorado State University graduate students had flown 16 hours to attend the annual United Nations climate pow-wow known as the Conference of Parties, or COP. Tired, they were looking for the U.S. pavilion, traditionally a prominent gathering… Continue Reading As Trump administration skips U.N. climate talks in Poland, CSU delegation steps up to the plate The post As Trump administration skips U.N. climate talks in Poland, CSU delegation steps up to the plate appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
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Mothers' Milk Bank collects milk for preemies on Colorado Gives Day In a unique way to give back, breastfeeding moms across the
metro area donated 2,545 ounces of their milk through the first
Pump for Preemies event, held Dec. 4 on Colorado Gives Day.
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Localhost esports arena opens in Lakewood Charlie Boyd has religiously watched competitive esports, or
competitive video game industry for nearly seven years. He spends a
lot of his time playing the Rainbow Six Siege video game, as well
as
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Health care funding could hurt mental health Steps to streamline Colorado's health care infrastructure
have managed to make it more difficult for mental health care
providers, Community Reach CEO Rick Doucet warned a Westminster
crowd at a ...
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Colorado Ballet dancer talks about love of classical movement Magic happens every December at the Ellie Caulkins Opera
House as toys come to life and glittering snow falls on stage
during Colorado Ballet's performances of the "The Nutcracker." But
for ...
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A key to limiting drunk driving Just hearing the words don't
drink and drive hasn't made a difference. According to Alcohol
Alert and Tiftickjian Law Firm, in 2010 there were 142 deaths. In
2017, ...
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Lights and music in Westminster Holiday lights, Christmas carols and food trucks turned the
complex around Westminster City Hall into a celebration Nov. 30 as
city officials and hundreds of residents attended the holiday
lighting ...
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Co-working space expands to Arvada Thrive Workplace, a Denver-based co-working community, the
launching a third location, Thrive West Arvada at 5610 Ward Road
this month. "Every day we get requests from members, asking us to
bring
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Red Rocks theater students chosen for regional festival Theater arts and dance students at Red Rocks Community
College have been chosen to participate in the regional Kennedy
Center American College Theatre Festival Feb. 18-22 at the
University of Oregon
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