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DougCo considers taking Daniels Park from Denver over gun law - Vimarsana News

DougCo considers taking Daniels Park from Denver over gun law

Douglas County's Republican commissioners are considering a plan to take over land owned by the City of Denver in retaliation for the city's new concealed carry law.

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Boebert, Coram face off in first primary debate - Vimarsana News

Boebert, Coram face off in first primary debate

IGNACIO — Colorado’s West Slope firebrand, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, traded blows with her most formidable challenger, state Sen. Don Coram, Thursday morning at Ignacio’s Sky Ute Casino.

Douglas County commissioners reject using federal money for water project, will continue talks - Vimarsana News

Douglas County commissioners reject using federal money for water project, will continue talks

A majority of Douglas County commissioners on Tuesday indicated opposition to a proposal to put in $10 million from the county's federal American Rescue Plan Act allocation toward a $600

Douglas Co. commissioners decide not to use ARPA money on San Luis Valley water proposal - Vimarsana News

Douglas Co. commissioners decide not to use ARPA money on San Luis Valley water proposal

Douglas County commissioners have decided, for the time being, not to move forward with the plan to use American Rescue Plan Act money on a controversial project to pipe water out of the San Luis Valley.

Douglas County commissioners reject using federal money for water project, will continue talks - Vimarsana News

Douglas County commissioners reject using federal money for water project, will continue talks

A majority of Douglas County commissioners on Tuesday indicated opposition to a proposal to put in $10 million from the county's federal American Rescue Plan Act allocation toward a $600