Author: Hannah Blick
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From the Editor: Love in many forms this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, though it’s been practically bursting out of several entryway aisles at Walmart for weeks now. (I swear those heart-shaped boxes of chocolate and overstuffed bears get bigger each year.) According to an article posted last Valentine’s Day on Smithsonian.com, the sappy-romantic, love-centric holiday is “ … a beautiful…
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From the Editor: Love in many forms this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, though it’s been practically bursting out of several entryway aisles at Walmart for weeks now. (I swear those heart-shaped boxes of chocolate and overstuffed bears get bigger each year.) According to an article posted last Valentine’s Day on Smithsonian.com, the sappy-romantic, love-centric holiday is “ … a beautiful…
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From the Editor: Love in many forms this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, though it’s been practically bursting out of several entryway aisles at Walmart for weeks now. (I swear those heart-shaped boxes of chocolate and overstuffed bears get bigger each year.) According to an article posted last Valentine’s Day on Smithsonian.com, the sappy-romantic, love-centric holiday is “ … a beautiful…
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From the Editor: Love in many forms this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, though it’s been practically bursting out of several entryway aisles at Walmart for weeks now. (I swear those heart-shaped boxes of chocolate and overstuffed bears get bigger each year.) According to an article posted last Valentine’s Day on Smithsonian.com, the sappy-romantic, love-centric holiday is “ … a beautiful…
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From the Editor: Looking ahead to the United States Census 2020
We have barely dipped our toes into 2019, and I’m hearing rumblings of the United States Census 2020. Come April 1 next year, the U.S. Census Bureau will attempt to update our nation’s head count. According to census.gov, the goal of the 2020 Census is “to count everyone once, only once and in the right…
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From the Editor: Looking ahead to the United States Census 2020
We have barely dipped our toes into 2019, and I’m hearing rumblings of the United States Census 2020. Come April 1 next year, the U.S. Census Bureau will attempt to update our nation’s head count. According to census.gov, the goal of the 2020 Census is “to count everyone once, only once and in the right…
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From the Editor: Looking ahead to the United States Census 2020
We have barely dipped our toes into 2019, and I’m hearing rumblings of the United States Census 2020. Come April 1 next year, the U.S. Census Bureau will attempt to update our nation’s head count. According to census.gov, the goal of the 2020 Census is “to count everyone once, only once and in the right…
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Man killed in construction accident on Charis Bible College campus in Woodland Park
A construction worker was killed last week at the Charis Bible College campus west of Woodland Park, the result of a rollover fork-lift accident, according to a press release from the school. On the morning of Jan. 28, Executive Custom Construction, Inc. employee Robert Ummel was killed while working on the school’s construction site. According…
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From the Editor: Colorado snow day bliss
No sooner had I penned a column on my yen for snow this season, than the heavens opened and wintry flakes fell generously from the sky, and all rejoiced — right? I’d say I’ve heard more comments of gratitude for the moisture than negative comments about the blustery weather — especially after the National Oceanic…
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From the Editor: Colorado snow day bliss
No sooner had I penned a column on my yen for snow this season, than the heavens opened and wintry flakes fell generously from the sky, and all rejoiced — right? I’d say I’ve heard more comments of gratitude for the moisture than negative comments about the blustery weather — especially after the National Oceanic…