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  • Colorado’s economy healthy, but rural areas still struggle, economists say

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    Marianne Goodl

    Colorado’s economic outlook continues to be positive – good news enjoyed more by the Front Range than rural communities, according to state economists. On Wednesday those economists presented the quarterly revenue forecast that lawmakers will look at ahead of the 2018-19 budget year. The news is good, said Natalie Mullis, chief economist for the General Assembly’s…

  • Lynne: Good government

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    Jared Wright

    While pundits and pollsters will be studying the 2016 national election for months to come, it is safe to say that Americans clearly want a government that listens to their needs and delivers results. Coloradans are no different. The Hickenlooper administration prioritized “good government” from the start, and this election underscores how important it is…

  • UPDATED: Hickenlooper’s proposed $28.5B Colorado budget affects transit, health care

    UPDATED: Hickenlooper’s proposed $28.5B Colorado budget affects transit, health care

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    JAMES ANDERSON The Associated Press

    Colorado’s transportation, education and health care spending will not grow as hoped for by Gov. John Hickenlooper under a proposed $28.5 billion budget for the 2017-2018 fiscal year that he sent to lawmakers Tuesday. The proposed budget is 3.3 percent larger than this year’s, and it includes requests to use marijuana tax dollars for affordable…

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