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As Election Day 1876 neared, politicians hit the stump in Colorado’s mining boomtowns; Candidates for the Centennial State’s lone congressional seat faced off in an open-air debate in Lake City (opens the original)
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With Republicans in control in Denver and southern Colorado considered solidly Democratic, the swing counties in Coloradoâs 1876 election lay in its mountain mining districts. Voters in these diverse, rough-and-ready boomtowns had been an important constituency since the early days of the Colorado Territory. They were pivotal in defeating an 1864 attempt at statehood out of concern about taxes and other government intrusions, and in 1874 they were instrumental in electing Democrat Thomas Patte
Mountain Harvest Festival silent auction to feed and support local farmers (opens the original)
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The annual silent auction at the Mountain Harvest Festival is doing something new: all proceeds will go to Nourish Our Farmers, a new program that supports Delta County farmers by providing food, mental health resources and opportunities to build community. This year, the 25th annual Mountain Harvest Festival will be held from Sept. 25 to 27, and the silent auction will be in Paonia Town Park on Sept. 26 and 27. Organizers are seeking donations of silent auction items in a variety of categories,
New Poetry Stand shares the written word (opens the original)
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The new Grand Mesa Arts and Events Centerâs Poetry Stand has been installed in downtown Cedaredge. Itâs part of a growing number of regional sharing sites across the Western Slope and beyond. Fashioned by Hotchkiss native and metal-working artisan Ira Houseweart, the seven-foot stand sits near the front entrance of the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center (GMAEC) at the intersection of East Main and SW 2nd Street. The poetry stand was officially dedicated on Sept. 1 in a ceremony hosted by Rene J
Colorado graduated income tax proposal qualifies for 2026 ballot; Top earners would see tax increase, but 97% of Coloradans would pay less (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Coloradans will vote this November on a ballot measure that would raise income taxes on the top 3% of earners and slightly cut them for everyone else. Backers of Proposed Initiative 195 submitted a sufficient number of petition signatures
Front Range cities will vote on tax measure to fund Colorado Connector rail service; Passenger rail board refers 0.333% sales tax measure to the November ballot (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. The fate of a decades-long effort to restore intercity passenger rail service to the Front Range is now in the hands of Colorado voters. The board of the Front Range Passenger Rail District voted 14-1 Friday to refer a sales tax measure t
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