“What I see is a city council and a mayor's office who are publicly bickering, be it through resolutions, from the dias, op-eds, both sides.”
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Palmer Lake appoints new trustee
No one offered any comments during the public comment portion of the vote.
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Pueblo is getting a National Arena League football team, again
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A new general manager ‘steers’ the Colorado State Fair into its 153rd year
"Opening the gates that first day and having people come in and hosting my first fair here. Having that kid eat his first corn dog or see the carnival lights for the first time, or maybe go through the petting farm and get to interact with those animals."
The San Luis Peoples Market, Colorado’s oldest business, reopens after delays and unexpected challenges
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Colorado funeral home owner accused of sending fake ashes pleads guilty to fraud
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