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Reformulated gas to raise price at pump in Denver, northern Colorado - Vimarsana News

Reformulated gas to raise price at pump in Denver, northern Colorado

Severe ozone pollution in metro Denver and the northern Front Range will lead to more expensive gas prices this summer as stations switch to a specialized fuel blend that will burn cleaner.

Denver metro faces $250 million funding cliff with few pandemic-era federal dollars left to spend - Vimarsana News

Denver metro faces $250 million funding cliff with few pandemic-era federal dollars left to spend

Denver metro governments are facing an estimated $250 million funding cliff for programs launched with federal funds from ARPA.

Denver faces $250M funding cliff without ARPA funds - Vimarsana News

Denver faces $250M funding cliff without ARPA funds

The American Rescue Plan Act brought millions to Denver-area governments. What happens to programs initiated with that money?

Adams County Meals on Wheels suspended as nonprofit collapses - Vimarsana News

Adams County Meals on Wheels suspended as nonprofit collapses

The Meals on Wheels program in Adams County, Colorado faces an uncertain future with its nonprofit sponsor, Senior Hub, in financial freefall.

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A Colorado nonprofit turned down $500,000 from EPA to monitor air pollution. Here's why. – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

A Colorado nonprofit turned down $500,000 from EPA to monitor air pollution. Here's why. – Greeley Tribune

Last November, the EPA announced that seven local governments and non-profit agencies would receive $2.9 million to conduct air pollution monitoring across Colorado, including in Metro Denver and the Northern Front Range, which are in severe violation of national air quality standards. The grants were part of President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act and were among 132 projects in 37 states receiving at total of $53.4 million.