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Rail commission will advise legislators on paying for Pueblo-Fort Collins line

Sep 4, 2017

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JOEY BUNCH

A state commission has begun exploring ways to realize Colorado transportation officials’ vision of passenger rail service that stretches up and down the Front Range. The commission, which includes government representatives from Denver to Trinidad, has until Dec. 1 to submit to the legislature a plan detailing steps forward and funding options. The ultimate hope…
New political group pushing progressive politics in Colorado Springs

Apr 25, 2017

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Adam McCoy

In one of the reddest cities in the state and the country, three political progressives were elected in landslides to the Colorado Springs City Council earlier this April. Though those City Council seats are nonpartisan, Dawn Haliburton-Rudy says it’s the first steps in changing the political geography of the long-time conservative stronghold in El Paso…
ICYMI: Buckle up time again, Denver overuses software and pays more, Aurora open records dispute

Mar 28, 2017

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Mike McKibbin

? Heads up, Pueblo County drivers. Or better yet, buckle up, and anyone in a truck statewide might want to heed that advice, as the Colorado State Patrol and Department of Transportation began one of those “Click It Or Ticket” enforcement campaigns. As the Gazette reported, drivers in Pueblo County had the highest non-compliance rate…

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