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Colorado DMV now accepts crypto for online payments
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Need to renew a driver’s license? Now, Coloradans can use bitcoin for that. The Division of Motor Vehicles announced Thursday that it accepts cryptocurrency through PayPal for online payments. This includes paying for license renewal, identification cards, vehicle registration and other DMV services offered at mydmv.colorado.gov. “At the DMV, we’re always looking for ways to better…
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Polis drops blockchain policy into governor’s race
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Democratic nominee Jared Polis, a tech millionaire, just dropped a blockchain technology policy into the Colorado governor’s race, while also inviting those who are into cryptocurrency to use it to donate his campaign. Less technologically savvy Coloradans might get a headache, but Polis is betting on the future. Blockchain is the ledger and trading place…
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Should bitcoin be allowed for Colo. campaign contributions? New rules proposed
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Could Colorado be ready to accept bitcoin as a way of making donations to candidates? Secretary of State Wayne Williams is proposing rules that could start that process. But the better question, according to one lawmaker, is whether candidates should accept bitcoin, or other forms of cryptocurrency, as campaign contributions. Williams’ proposed rules, issued this…
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This Week at the Capitol: Feb. 19-23
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NOTE: Monday, Feb. 19 is President’s Day and both the House and Senate are closed. Here are the legislative committee hearings of note for the week ahead in the Colorado Capitol. Committee schedules are subject to change. The daily schedule is available on the legislature’s website. Click here and scroll down to committee hearings to listen online. …
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Out West Roundup: They’re big, white and majestic. And you might be able to spot one in Kansas
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Kansas They’re big, white and majestic. And you might be able to spot one in Kansas It’s somewhat rare to see a snowy owl in Kansas. But you may have a better chance this year than most to catch a glimpse of one. They are popping up at various locations around the state. Snowy owls…
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Republican congressional candidate Owen Hill to accept campaign contributions in bitcoin
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Republican congressional candidate Owen Hill is accepting campaign contributions in bitcoin – to encourage participation in his race by the widest possible audience, the Colorado Springs state senator said Wednesday. Starting this week, donors to Hill, challenging U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in a crowded GOP primary, can send money his way using a check, credit…
