Christopher Grau News Today

Exhibit by more than 45 Alaska Natives at state museum features protector robes, MMIP Day preview.

Lake-Geauga Habitat for Humanity recently celebrated the groundbreaking of its 98th home, this one in Chardon, as part of its 100th Home and Beyond initiative. Although the initiative is something Lake-Geauga Habitat takes pride in, it could not be done without community support, said Executive Director Michael Barb. “Our pace is doing one right after […]

Annual UAS student ceremics show, Folk Fest sneak peak and art exhibits in full bloom.

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Christopher Grau was shot and killed in 2019 after intervening in an argument between Kenneth Hoschouer and his wife, according to the Weld County DA.

A jury has convicted Kenneth Hoschouer, 40, of second-degree murder. He now faces up to 48 years in prison.

Kenneth Hoschouer was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2019 death of Christopher Grau.

It appears that the Chardon Starbucks project is now a go. The Planning Commission’s informal review on Dec. 21 of another revised plan was greeted much more warmly than the previous rendition. No vote is taken on informal proposals. The commission had deadlocked Dec. 7 — with one member absent — on a design that placed the main drive-through features facing Center Street. The site, at 255 Center St. and Cherry Avenue, formerly was home to a rundown residence. - Advertiseme...