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Appeals court agrees Lochbuie cannot challenge alleged lack of services from library district
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Colorado’s second-highest court concluded last week that the town of Lochbuie cannot challenge the alleged lack of services its residents are receiving from a Weld County library district that has been in existence for four decades. However, a three-judge Court of Appeals panel rejected a trial judge’s decision to impose attorney fees on Lochbuie for…
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Appeals court, 2-1, says names of book ban advocates not subject to disclosure
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Colorado law does not permit libraries to disclose the identities of people who request the removal of certain books, the state’s second-highest court ruled last week. A three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals did not weigh in on the broader movement to ban materials that touch on LGBTQ themes or race from library shelves.…
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Colorado’s free mask rollout leads to confusion in many communities
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Colorado’s rollout of free KN95 and surgical-grade masks got off to a bumpy start Wednesday, with many residents going to handout sites only to be told that their public library or community center wasn’t handing out masks. Other communities ran out of masks a few hours after they began distributing them. The governor’s office announced…
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Denver bond proposal for nearly $1 billion in infrastructure upgrades sails to early victory
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A nearly $1 billion dollar bond proposal sailed to victory Tuesday night as Denver voters approved a finance package for infrastructure improvements throughout the city. “From the very beginning, this has always been the people of Denver’s bond,” Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said. The package represents what people want and need in their neighborhoods to…
