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Henderson as a destination - Vimarsana News

Henderson as a destination

HENDERSON — The Community Development Task Force assembled by state Rep. Frank Sossamon met Monday at Rebuilding Hope Incorporated to discuss a few items of interest.

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Non-Jewish members contribute heartily to synagogue life - Vimarsana News

Non-Jewish members contribute heartily to synagogue life

Participation isn't limited to Jewish members at most Reform and Conservative synagogues.

Mark Aliff announces campaign for second Pueblo City Council Term - Vimarsana News

Mark Aliff announces campaign for second Pueblo City Council Term

Mark Aliff is angling for a second term on Pueblo's City Council to retain the at-large council seat he has held since 2018. "As you get older, you want to make a difference in your community and you want to serve,' he said. "Pueblo has been so good to me and my family as a community, and it's a huge priority for me to give back. And I do that through city council." Aliff officially announced his campaign during the Pueblo County Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day dinner on May 1, advertising his fiscal conservatism, commitment to economic development and resume crowded with members...

Pueblo County's COVID pandemic response helps grow transparency, business - Vimarsana News

Pueblo County's COVID pandemic response helps grow transparency, business

Big projects are on the horizon for Pueblo County, following a hard year of providing aid to local businesses in the region due to COVID-19's impacts. Chair of the Pueblo County Board of Commissioners, Garrison Ortiz, shared some insights regarding the past year's challenges, and how they were overcome. "I'm really proud of the administrative team that we've built over the last year," he said, stating that the team was what allowed most of the county projects to succeed.  "For example, when the county went to close on the Wells Fargo building, and we had to come up with the second 50 percent...