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Air Force Academy cadets who refused vaccine, and were denied waiver, could face expulsion
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After their requests for religion-based exemptions to a federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate were denied by the U.S. Air Force Academy, more than a dozen of the school’s cadets remain in limbo and face “administrative separation,” an action that could effectively “fire” them from the military, add a letter of reprimand to their files, and –…
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Jefferson County deal seen as ‘win-win’ for outdoor recreation, mining
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Open space officials in Jefferson County are eyeing a land exchange that they say would benefit recreation and wildlife as well as a mining company. The proposed deal was described as a “win-win” in a recent press release. The sales tax-funded Jeffco Open Space program would acquire 1,192 acres that would be funded by Martin…
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Colorado town remembers former mayor
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Marlin Elwood “Si” Sibell, best known for his signature sign-painting skills and for serving as “the coolest mayor Monument ever had,” died Dec. 11 at age 90 following a brief illness. Family and friends remember Si as a man whose heart knew no strangers, but only friends he hadn’t met. His son, Brian, described his…




