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Less than half of eligible Colorado Latinos vaccinated as more businesses require vaccination proof - Vimarsana News

Less than half of eligible Colorado Latinos vaccinated as more businesses require vaccination proof

Despite making up about 20% of the state's vaccine-eligible population, only 11% of all vaccinated Coloradans are Latinos, according to CDPHE. That means about 40%, or less than half, of eligible Latinos have received at least one shot, the agency said.

Just how much snow Colorado could get this weekend, and why it's tough to predict - Vimarsana News

Just how much snow Colorado could get this weekend, and why it's tough to predict

Just how much snow Colorado could get this weekend, and why it's tough to predict Mike Nelson tells you just how much snow Colorado can expect this weekend and how the weather models make it so hard to predict so far in advance. and last updated 2021-03-11 10:27:17-05 DENVER — Models for the upcoming snow show everything from a few inches to several feet, but there's a reason there's so many different forecasts out there about the storm coming in, according to Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson. As of Tuesday evening, the storm was about 1,000 miles away, just coming in to the west ...

More than half of available tickets for Sunlight Mountain's 36th annual skier appreciation day already sold - Vimarsana News

More than half of available tickets for Sunlight Mountain's 36th annual skier appreciation day already sold

Skiers and riders fill Primo lift as Sunlight Mountain thrives with activity during the 35th annual skier appreciation day. Kyle Mills / Post Independent Lift tickets for Sunlight Mountain’s 36th annual skier appreciation day are going fast, a resort administrator said. With just a week away from the Jan. 8 event, Sunlight Mountain Resort Marketing and Sales Director Troy Hawks said late this week that more than half of the available 1,000 tickets — just $20 a pop— have been sold. The event kicks off at 9 a.m. Jan. 8. “It’s going to be a social-distanced reuniting of local people,â€...