The Tribune writes, “It seems emissions testing for Weld County residents is the new political football being bantered about.”
Tag Archive | "Colorado Legislature"
Greeley Tribune: Emissions Tests In Weld, Larimer Now Political Football
Posted on 23 December 2009.
Posted in Featured StoriesComments (0)
Anti-Debt Initiative Cleared for Colorado Ballot
Posted on 15 December 2009.
Voters will face a third ballot question in 2010 to reduce the money available to government. Amendment 61 would forbid local and state governments in Colorado from taking out debt in any form.
Posted in Featured Stories, InitiativesComments (0)
Sentencing Commission Rejects Harsher Penalties for Repeat DUIs
Posted on 14 December 2009.
People who are repeatedly caught drinking and driving will not face mandatory jail time after a Colorado commission studying the issue rejected the proposed penalty.
Posted in Featured StoriesComments (0)
State: 97.5% of Colorado Households Have Broadband Availability
Posted on 11 December 2009.
High-speed Internet service is available to 97.5 percent of Colorado households, but access in rural communities falls far below that mark, according to a new state-commissioned report.
Posted in Featured Stories, LegislativeComments (0)
Colorado Cities Divided on Licensing Medical Pot
Posted on 26 November 2009.
For Colorado cities, dealing with the issue of medical marijuana in 2009 is a lot like being offered that first joint back in the 1960s – do you join the party or just pass it on?
Posted in Featured Stories, Medical Marijuana, MunicipalComments (0)
Legislature, Get Me Re-Write!
Posted on 20 November 2009.
Starting with the 2010 session, Colorado legislative attorneys will start updating the sometimes lengthy summaries that appear at the beginning of text of proposed legislation.
Posted in Featured Stories, LegislativeComments (0)
Follow Us!
