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Dysfunction hits all-time high as Cañon City Council airs grievances with mayor (opens the original)
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Jerry Seinfeld appeared Sunday at Denver’s Bellco Theatre. Two days later, in Cañon City, the City Council appeared to celebrate one Festivus tradition, popularized by Seinfeld’s TV show: The Airing of Grievances. Throughout the majority of a two-hour meeting Tuesday, Mayor Phil Lund was chastised and criticized by four members who detailed various moments in his nine-month tenure that had raised their dander in the most divisive, contentious, and dysfunctional meeting yet, in a long line of mee
Five-member panel named by Cañon City mayor to study attorney’s resignation (opens the original)
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A five-member committee has been appointed by Cañon City Mayor Phil Lund to study the recent resignation of the city attorney, and to offer recommendations toward a future working relationship between a city attorney and city leadership. A new city attorney, whether a firm or individual, could be hired by Jan. 1, 2027. Last week, City Council accepted the resignation of Hoffman, Parker, Wilson & Carberry, P.C., the law firm which had served as the city’s legal adviser for the past decade. “… we
Penrose’s Apple Shed takes another bite toward opening (opens the original)
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The Apple Shed in Penrose peeled away at another obstacle toward reopening on the site where it has existed since 1912 after approval of its liquor license Monday by Fremont County commissioners. Located at 708 Fremont St., The Apple Shed will have a 134-person capacity in a restaurant and bar, with a mercantile. It will operate from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursdays through Mondays. “We will serve traditional breakfast, [along with] lunch and dinner,” said Amy Bourlon-Hilterbran, general manager. Thos
‘There’s something for every voter’ on Colorado’s midterm ballot, Fremont County Clerk says (opens the original)
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The U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month denied an attempt to enforce new U.S. Postal Service rules related to mail-in ballots for the 2026 election within 50 days of Election Day, and Secretary of State Jena Griswold says it means Coloradans should vote and return ballots they receive by mail. “Elections have been in the news a lot recently … ballots will be mailed soon, and every voter will have plenty of time to make their voice heard in [an] accessible, convenient, and secure election,” Gri
Fremont County Commissioners warn of long ballot for nearing general election (opens the original)
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In a little more than a week, the first general election ballots will begin hitting the mailstream, leaving Colorado residents about a month to consume, understand and decide on more than a dozen state constitutional amendments and propositions. “There’s a lot of issues [to decide],” said Commissioner Dwayne McFall, during discussion at the Fremont County Board of Commissioners meeting on Wednesday. “Read them. Some of them are very important.” He compared the topical line of special amendments
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