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Industry groups have argued that current rules already provide wildlife protections, and warn that additional setbacks could hurt smaller operators.

The Longmont Leader reached out to candidates of the races listed in our voter’s guide with a list of questions. Each response will be published as it is received and may be edited for clarity and/or length.

A recent Pew study found that roughly 40% of registered voters said that they do not have a single close friend backing a different presidential candidate.

Since April, RTD has operated under the COVID-19 service plan due to the significant drop in ridership. RTD is proposing to make adjustments to that service plan by adding service to routes which carry a high volume of riders, and decreasing or suspending service on routes with very low ridership.

Council reconsidered last week's vote after Marcia Martin asked to give LPM's plan a chance.

El panel investiga denuncias de mala conducta de cualquier miembro del Departamento de Seguridad Pública, incluyendo empleados de la policía, de acuerdo al oficial de información pública de la ciudad, Rigo Leal.

“When voters doubt the process, they are less likely to participate, which weakens the very nature of our democracy,” Griswold said in virtual testimony before a House of Representatives elections subcommittee. “The biggest threat facing our democracy right now is Americans losing faith that it works.”

“Lo que vi ayer (fue) a los niños muy entusiastas, los maestros muy contentos, maestros que lloraron de alegría por que es como si hubiera entrado un rayito de sol a la escuela… fue una experiencia bonita”

The Gap Fund will provide more than $25 million in small business loans and grants to boost small business enterprises that are the economic engines throughout the state.

In Colorado, at least for the foreseeable future, the privately administered SAT isn’t going anywhere, despite longstanding criticisms that it hurts the prospects of low-income students of color. However, the unusual circumstances this year can allow Colorado’s college leaders and policy makers an opportunity to reflect on the use of the test, especially for admissions.