The vote happened without public comment, though plenty occurred at the end of the meeting.
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With the ‘Fix Our Forests Act’, Sen. Hickenlooper hopes to jump start a new era of forest management and wildfire prevention
Opponents worry provisions making it easier to manage forests could lead to large scale logging with less public input.
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As we prepare our celebration of southern Colorado, we want to hear what you love about the region.
Check out a dozen new murals and sculptures around downtown Colorado Springs as part of a new exhibition
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A Messianic Jewish family moved to Colorado Springs two weeks ago — only to be neighbors with the Boulder firebombing suspect
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Mayor of Palmer Lake resigns with town divided over possible Buc-ee’s
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