“Despite Gonzales’s parole supervision and methodologies applied through House Bill 124, Gonzales is dead. No further information to report regarding Geradino Gonzales at this time.”
An entrepreneurial union? Isn’t that an oxymoron?
“I’d like to tell you briefly about a, a parolee that, um, has some significant mental health issues. He, uh, was acting out. He was threatening staff.”
What the water board doesn’t mention in recent releases is that it is also planning to spend $195.8 million on the redevelopment of its 34.6-acre “campus” at 12th Ave.
What happened here is pretty clear: Morrissey abused his office to punish people for speech that offended him.
Denver citizens should Vote “NO” on Referred Question 2C.
Hooters yesterday, Chick-fil-A today and who knows which business government will pick on tomorrow. It might be yours.
Iannicelli was not trying to affect the outcome of any specific trial, but merely passing out pamphlets with general information about the rights of jurors.
Nederland recently became the latest local government to enact a new tax in violation of the Colorado Constitution by disingenuously calling it a “fee.”
Arrupe Jesuit High School daily proves that every child has the ability to succeed, statistics be damned. All we have to do is open the door.
But it is not helpful to misrepresent, as EPI does, how families on tight budgets actually make their finances work.
It’s the government equivalent of the motto said to be favored by 19th Century Colorado con man Soapy Smith: “We cheat the other guy and pass the savings on to you.”
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