Do pennies still make sense? Experts give their two cents
An America without any cents would make a lot of sense, according to some who work in the monetary sector.
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Dillon recall effort centered around council members’ support of development plan
While it only took 14 signatures to begin the recall process of three city council members, the whole town of Dillon is focused on the outcome and what it means for the future of the “sleeping giant” in Summit County.
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Denver moves closer to changing ordinance related to noise
The city of Denver is moving forward with proposed changes to its local noise ordinance that would permit earlier garbage collection and noisier festivals but ban “plainly audible” nighttime construction.
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Camping at Sandstone Ranch a ‘disaster waiting to happen,’ firefighters, residents warn
Douglas County calls it a ‘pilot program.’ Opponents call it a ‘firestarter kit.’ Despite fire safety warnings, financial concerns and widespread public opposition, county officials are moving forward with the pilot project to allow primitive camping at Sandstone Ranch.
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North Boulder Little League faces uncertainty as county moves to sell Iris Fields
The fate of North Boulder’s popular Iris baseball fields is in question after Boulder County officials announced plans to sell the North Broadway Complex, the 17.5-acre site that includes the ball fields and county office buildings.
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Citing Elon Musk’s ownership, Denver City Council pulls down Twitter account
The Denver City Council has deleted its account on X, formerly known as Twitter, blaming what it described as increased political rhetoric surrounding Elon Musk and his newly formed Department of Government Efficiency.
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Denver mayor brushes off no-confidence vote on Denver Fire Chief Desmond Fulton
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston Monday batted away a no-confidence vote in Fire Chief Desmond Fulton, saying, “I’m confident Chief Fulton will continue to serve our community with honor and distinction.”
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Boulder Co. Sheriff’s Office stops using CBI for forensic casework; moves to Jefferson Co. lab
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Sunday afternoon that it will not be using the Colorado Bureau of Investigation crime labs for forensic casework moving forward.
Colorado Springs police mourns the loss of K-9 Officer Hulk
The Colorado Springs Police Department is mourning the loss of one of its four-footed family member, the law enforcement agency announced via Facebook on Saturday.
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As commissioners are ‘ignoring their own constituents’ public organizing over Sandstone Ranch primitive camping proposal
A battle is brewing over the future of Sandstone Ranch Open Space.