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FREED: Douglas Bruce.
FEW KNOW Ken Salazar.
COLORADO TAXPAYERS have oversubsidized schools in Saguache County by an undetermined amounts.
PIKES PEAK AREA MAYORS PRESS for agreed upon CDOT funding.
ACTIVE ACTIVISTS: A small group of environmental activists made the news last week with a petition against natural gas development in Erie, Courtney Loper writes in a guest commentary in The Denver Post. “About 10 people, including the activists and their children, delivered copies of the petition to Encana Corporation’s U.S. headquarters in Denver and Gov. John Hickenlooper’s office, and made sure TV cameras came along for the ride. The petition included about 21,000 names gathered over the Internet, which sure sounds like a big number. There’s just one problem: almost no one who signed the petition actually lives in Erie.”
PERSONHOOD. Again.
LAMBORN THROWS local business under the bus, Blaha says.
SAYS NEW YORK TIMES SENDS ‘WAKE-UP CALL’ TO DENVER MEDIA: Jason Salzman.
THE COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL LOBBYISTS has two educational programs that may be of interest to you or to a member of your team. Registration is now open.
* Wednesday, June 13: Jane Feldman, Colorado Independent Ethics Commission
* Wednesday, June 27: Angela Lawson, Colorado Secretary of State’s Office
GOP SAYS HICK opposes health mandates, but his office says otherwise.
BUSH AT WHITE HOUSE for portrait unveiling.
SUBSCRIBERS: State Bill renewal contracts are now available. Lock in this year’s rates! Email info@circuitmedia.com.
FOCUS ON PHILANTHROPY: Join Law Week Colorado, Hunter + Geist and Special Counsel for a women’s event on June 13 from 5 – 7 p.m. at 910 Arts on Santa Fe. Good conversation, great women, benefiting Underwearness, and did we mention the Chocolate Therapist will be there to instruct on the benefits of chocolate? Click here to learn more.
CANDIDATES: It costs just $100 to advertise in Colorado’s best electronic election guide.
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IT’S THE OFFICIAL START OF THE ELECTION SEASON: Celebrate by buying the 700-page (!) Civica Guide To The 2012 Colorado Statehouse Elections, an e-book that’s now on sale ($9.99) at Amazon.com. If you own an iPad, download the free Kindle app, buy the e-book and begin reading it in five minutes or less! The guide will soon be available at Apple iBooks, Barnes and Noble Nook and Google Books. Best thing: Frequent updates planned as we cycle through election season. Read more here.
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BILL ROUNDUP FOR STATE BILL SUBSCRIBERS, COURTESY OUR VIRTUAL BILL BOX:
* Introduced bills
* Signed bills
* Bills acted upon
* New fiscal notes
* Bill amendments
* New bill versions
* Day’s archived audio
* Day’s archived video
* New lobbyists
* New principals
HICK IN ILLINOIS TODAY
* 8:15 a.m. – remarks at the Kellogg Innovation Network Global Summit. Location: Kellogg School of Management, The James L. Allen Center, 2169 Campus Drive, Evanston, Ill.
TIME TO GET ON THE 2013 SOCIAL CALENDAR!
OUTSIDE TOMORROW, they’ll be setting up the People’s Fair.
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