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Jared PolisSNAP/CalFresh programs may immediately lose funding and cease to operate on Nov. 1 should Congress not reconvene to reopen the federal government. WIC remains funded through November and IHSS through the end of the calendar year.See the Story
DHHS Warns SNAP Benefits End Nov. 1 with Government Shutdown
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Glenwood Springs · Glenwood SpringsOn a cool night in August, more than 100 people gathered in a dark corner on Frisco Main Street. The lights at the Frisco Historic Park were out. Phones were tucked away, out of sight. People lay on blankets in the grass and gathered in groups around telescopes. Astronomy guide Mark Laurin, who is better known as Astro Mark, urged the crowd to let their eyes adjust to the dark. “I want you to get friendly with the stars,” Laurin said. “And reall…See the Story
‘Get friendly with the stars’: In Colorado, more than 30 places are working toward Dark Sky certifications
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Colorado · ColoradoA team of surveyors is claiming they've discovered a new 14er in Colorado, potentially upending the records of thousands of mountain climbers who thought they had conquered all of the state's peaks over 14,000 feet.The discovery centers on Crestone Peak in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, long considered Colorado's eighth tallest peak at 14,302 feet. But new measurements suggest East Crestone Peak, located just 400 feet away, is actually 3.6 inch…See the Story
Colorado Surveyors Claim New 14er Discovery Could Change Mountain Climbing Records
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