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Leaders from several organizations providing homeless assistance and affordable housing told U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet on Monday that Mesa County needs more housing. Bennet, who toured the Pathways Family Shelter on 29 Road, sat down Monday with representatives of that organization and its parent company, HomewardBound of the Grand Valley, as well as Catholic Charities, Grand Valley Housing Authority and The House, among others. During the tour, representatives of HomewardBound told Bennet about...

Article content The Maple Leafs season-ending team photo, even if half the staff must mask up, should look different than the current roster. That was the message filtering through Kyle Dubas’s midseason state-of-the-union remarks on Tuesday. While rarely has a Toronto general manager been able to make this address sitting first in his division, neither the club’s standing or its current group is considered a lock to be the same when May rolls around. We apologize, but this video has failed...

Club de hockey Canadien Alex Belzile scored the only goal in the shootout, and Michael McNiven made 20 saves as the Laval Rocket pulled out a 5-4 win against the Toronto Marlies on Sunday night at the Bell Centre. Yannick Veilleux scored twice in regulation for the Rocket. Lukas Vejdemo, Ryan Poehling, and Jan Mysak also had goals. After falling behind early in their game on Friday night in Toronto, it was a better start for the Rocket. On the opening shift, the line of Veilleux, Vejdemo, and B...

After failing to make the big club out of training camp last month, Timothy Liljegren is working to rediscover the form that saw him put up 30 points in 40 AHL games last year, earn an all-star nod and get another shot at the NHL.

by Christian Wade, The Center Square  | February 16, 2021 10:00 AM Print this article A Republican-led proposal that would limit unions from collecting fees from private sector workers is on the move again in the New Hampshire Legislature. On Thursday, the state Senate narrowly approved Senate Bill 61, which would update the states labor laws to give workers at private companies the "right to choose" whether to join unions and pay required collective bargain...

Daytona 500 winner crashes his way to victory, Red Bull makes engine deal and all the news By: Norris McDonald February 16, 2021 Comments 0 SHARES Welcome to the Monday Morning Racing Roundup on Tuesday. We’ll get to that Daytona 500 nonsense in a moment. But first . . . Last week was a rough one. Three superstars from the world of auto racing died:  Dick Bradbeer, vice-president of marketing for Labatt back in the early 1970s...

Body shops busy following winter weather Body shops busy following winter weather By Brady Williams | February 12, 2021 at 6:56 PM CST - Updated February 12 at 6:56 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Body shop owners say they’ve had to do many more repairs amid the winter weather. Greg Moore, manager of Moore’s Body Shop, said some of the more common accidents the shop repaired this week were rear endings. “[The] phone’s been ringing off the hook,” Moore said. “Nothing too major, but...

JASPER, Ga. – After a lengthy debate, Jasper City Council decided to table further discussion regarding a high-density multifamily residential community. The application for the  Cottages at Creekside comes from Coastal Building Group, LLC. The idea, in its current form, is to rezone and develop just over 15 acres of agricultural land into a 75 unit neighborhood located at 855 North Main St. in Jasper. Brian Westbrook, the project’s spearhead, says they have incorporated sidewalks, a commu...

These local newspapers say Facebook and Google are killing them - now theyre fighting back Margaret Sullivan, The Washington Post Feb. 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Paul Farrell is the West Virginia attorney behind a federal lawsuit setting up a David-and-Goliath battle that some believe could offer a path for the struggling media industry.Washington Post photo by Maddie McGarvey Lurking behind a groundbreaking lawsuit recently filed in federal court in West Virginia is a haunting question: Wha...

Climate action and jobs go hand in hand For nearly two decades, we have been told by our government and vested interests (read; fossil fuel industry) that we can have jobs, or we can have a healthy environment, but we cant have both. This has never been true and it is certainly not true now, but it has created enough fear among vulnerable communities and government officials to serve its desired effect of delaying action to cut carbon pollution to another day. It has also increased the damag...