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Starting over

SUPPORT LOCAL MEDIA-donate now There have been so many things that have taken place in my life that have required picking myself up and brushing myself off. For the last 30 years, I have carried this Poster I was given (preMeme's) around with me and it has hung on every office wall I have had. I was inspired by a recent post from a local woman who had asked

10 things to do instead of listen to News

SUPPORT LOCAL MEDIA-donate now If you are getting fatigued, here are some suggestions: 1) Turn it off. Start a project. Leave all of it alone, don't think about it for a few hours. It really does help. You still have to ask for deferments and all those responsible things that need to

Lists of needed local businesses and support during COVID-19

We are building lists of where to shop locally, how to support local businesses during this difficult time. We are hoping to expand this list each chance we can get during our Social Distancing and now lock down. We are currently looking for licensed therapists that are setting up teletherapy for our community, as well as lists of local services that are going virtual with classes, workouts, and anything else, we can help get the word out. Please email us your information and we will post for free.

Erie Municipal Elections 2020: Interviews and Endorsements

The future comes at us fast. A month ago we hadn't heard of the Coronavirus, but now the world seems to be screaming that change is required, leadership is important, and vision is paramount. To that end, we look at the upcoming election through the lens of progress, through the lens of who has been cleareyed and consistent, who is looking beyond what can be done under the old rules versus what needs to be done.

How to survive Crisis as a Local Business

SUPPORT LOCAL MEDIA-donate now Marketing Strategies for survival listed at the bottom of the article. At the bottom of the article are links to support systems We have an opportunity to connect as a community in a way that I have not seen before. I was in the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake. My house was roughly about a mile and a half from the

Erie v. Crestone Peak Resources: Background on the Operator’s Agreement Invites More Questions Than Answers

Official documents obtained through Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) requests suggest that the recent Crestone Operator Agreement (OA), an opportunity for Erie to increase its share of the windfall, had more working parts than were made public. The Agreement was passed on an expedited timeline, while few of the details were revealed to Erie’s residents, information that apparently was kept even from those who asked for it.

How many dead is worth saving Wall Street?

As a small business owner who works with other small business owners, we are very clear of the impacts COVID-19 is having on us. Cash flow has come to a screeching halt. Instead of offering big bail-outs to their investors, they need to be giving small business and individual relief much more serious thought. However, there is a growing message coming from the GOP that it is better to get people back to work, even if it kills people. And people said Obamacare was going to kill Grandma!

Rep. Brianna Titone: Building Colorado’s Future Today

With a second year in office to go before the election in November, working on efforts that affect all Coloradans - across identity and ideology - and with a heart firmly planted in seeing good things happen all across the state, we fully expect the people of her district to step up, once again, to support Brianna Titone. Her re-election means she can continue her work. Our work. The people’s work.



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