Author: By David Mullen
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Gov. Polis encourages high schoolers to participate in online cybersecurity challenge
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Gov. Jared Polis is encouraging all Colorado high school students to participate in CyberStart America, an online cybersecurity challenge and scholarship competition. National Cyber Scholarship Foundation in partnership with SANS Institute sponsor the challenge and is free for all high school-aged students. Colorado has participated in the challenge for four consecutive years, and Polis said…
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ELECTION 2020 | Many people involved in the process are brand new
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Whether it’s volunteering to be an election judge, counting ballots, or simply voting for the first time, more than ever people are getting involved in the democratic process. Joe Cantalini, a Denver resident, says he’s been directly involved in policymaking and politics in the past but has never helped with the election process until this year.…
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Dougco commissioners release a statement about increased COVID-19 regulations
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One day after the state moved their county to a stricter COVOD-19 level, the Board of Douglas County Commissioners responded to the enhanced restrictions Friday. The board asked to state to reconsider the standards it uses in determining the restrictions, saying it should put more weight on severity since the restrictions have a negative impact…
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Adams County to expand mini-grant program
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In response to Adams County’s stricter guidelines due to a spike in coronavirus cases, officials have expanded options to help those struggling due to the pandemic. The county, through its Community and Economic Development Department, announced the $5,000 rent/mortgage assistance category of their mini-grant program, to assist landlord’s struggling to recover rent. Previously the mini-grant…
