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Greg Haitz, who is running for Grand Junction City Council in District D, says the Council needs the perspective and experience of a small business owner like him as it
A big, beautiful wall can solve wolf problem There may be a problem with Matt Soperâs bill allowing introduction of gray wolves only in those counties where voters approved such introduction, i.e., how to keep the wolves in the five Western Slope counties and the eight Front Range counties that approved the proposition. Since wolves are notorious for their disregard of jurisdictional boundaries, I see only one solution. Mr. Soper must include a requirement in his bill that those wolf loving counties build a big, beautiful WALL at their own expense to keep the wolves out of the counties t...
Candidates for Grand Junction City Council met Tuesday at a forum to answer questions focused on business and economic issues facing the city. The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the forum, which featured all eight candidates who are vying for the four open council seats. While the candidates agreed on many of the issues raised, including supporting small businesses and keeping the city out of the real estate business, there was some disagreement over the cityâs $1 million in funding for Colorado Mesa University. The candidates for District A, Rick Taggart and Mark McCalli...
The number of candidates for the April City Council election is set at eight after one prospective candidate did not collect the required number of signatures. L. Roger Johnson had been listed as an unofficial candidate for the District A seat, but did not deliver the 50 signatures from registered Grand Junction voters required to appear on the ballot. That leaves eight candidates for four open seats: Rick Taggart and Mark McCallister for District A, Greg Haitz and Dennis Simpson for District D, Abe Herman and Jody Green for District E and Kraig Andrews and Randall Reitz for the At Large seat...