What we have for you, bill oreilly, steve forbes, we have the 2015 escalade, its parked outside and theyre going to try to sell me one. We have the middle school that is banning tag at recess because of lawsuits . Weve got a lawyer on that, too. And 58 of you do know the want to raise the debt ceiling. Ha. Varney company is about to begin. We gave people a sticker and had them show us. We learned a lot of us have known someone whos lived well into their 90s. And thats a great thing. But even though were living longer, one thing that hasnt changed much is the official retirement age. The question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. Remember this commercial from citizens against government waste . We remember it well. It looks like it might be coming true. China isnt laughing today. It holds our debt and flexing its muscle, giving a warningcone in order and do not default on your debt. Now, thats a sentiment that is not echoed by you, the vote
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Larimer County reached a milestone of sorts this week with no new COVID-19 outbreaks reported at area businesses or long-term care facilities, the first time since the pandemic began in mid-March 2020.
Part of that may be attributable to the holiday weekend, higher vaccination rates and a June 1 change in the state s definition of an outbreak.
Previously, an outbreak was defined as “two or more people who are confirmed cases of COVID-19 in a workplace/facility, with onset within 14 days, or one confirmed and two or more probable cases of COVID-19 in a workplace/facility, with onset within 14 days,” according to the state’s outbreak page.