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Forward Party looking to break through two-party stalemate in Colorado and its communities (opens the original)
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Christina Schultz, Forward Party candidate for Mesa County treasurer, smiles while talking with locals during a meet-and-greet event with other party candidates at Kannah Creek Brewing Company on April 23. Schultz â a longtime financial consultant whose expertise includes revenue and expense analysis, internal auditing, financial modeling and strategic planning â is one of three candidates vying for county treasurer, along with Republican nominee Greg Haitz (a chiropractor and member of the
CDOT celebrates completion of Broadway/Highway 340 resurfacing and safety upgrade work (opens the original)
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To celebrate the completion of a project that has spanned more than six months, the Colorado Department of Transportation held a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the newly resurfaced and upgraded Colorado Highway 340 (also known as Broadway) â the heavily trafficked road that connects Grand Junction to the Redlands â on Tuesday, Sept. 29. CDOT Commissioner Barbara Bowman and Grand Junction-based CDOT engineer Kaity Clark spoke ahead of the ribbon-cutting about the work done from March through Sept
How the Saccomanno family helps both future and current college students (opens the original)
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The Saccomanno Higher Education Foundation (SHEF), launched in 1992 by Geno and Virginia Saccomanno to further the educational aims of kids from Mesa County and Utahâs Carbon County, just awarded its largest scholarship total to date. In total, 279 students from the two counties were awarded $1.023 million to attend 58 colleges in 20 different states. The bulk of that went to Mesa County students, as 233 of them â the most since 2016-2017 â were awarded a record $863,000 to go to college.
Broadway Elementary's Raise Craze fundraising through Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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Broadway Elementary Schoolâs annual Raise Craze fundraiser, built on students spreading kindness while raising funds to support educational opportunities and school kindness, is running through Wednesday, Sept. 30. Students are encouraged to engage in acts of kindness with fellow students, families and community members to reach fundraising goals. Because this yearâs theme is âFlock Together for Kindness,â for every 10 acts of kindness completed by Broadway students, a flamingo is instal
"Becoming Colorado" documentary series examines the state's tales, traditions and tragedies (opens the original)
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Colorado Deputy Film Commissioner and Special Projects Director Arielle Brachfeld speaks next to director Chris Barron on the Asteria Theatre stage after a Sept. 9 screening of the first episode of the documentary series âBecoming Colorado.â Members of the audience watch a screening of the first episode of âBecoming Coloradoâ at the Asteria Theatre on Sept. 9. With thousands of miles driven, 50 days of filming and 200 interviews conducted, Chris Barron spent his summer traversing Colorad
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