1 in 3 Colorado Legislators On Their Way Out
The 2012 Session of the Colorado Legislature ends tomorrow, and with it about one third of the Legislators will be …
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Colorado’s State Symbols: The State Flag
Colorado’s distinctive state flag, with its large red and yellow “C” over a blue-and-white-striped background, was adopted in 1911. Did …
Colorado Emergency Operations Plan
The Colorado Division of Emergency Management oversees emergency response, mitigation and recovery for all kinds of emergencies in Colorado, including …
Lower North Fork Fire Investigation Report
The Colorado Governor’s Office has just released a report from the review team investigating the state’s response to the Lower North Fork Fire …
Water Conservation
Denver Water is talking about possible watering restrictions in the midst of this drier-than-usual spring. If you’re interested in learning …
Safe Drinking Water
We all need water to survive, and we are healthier if the water we drink is clean and safe. Water purification …
Happy Birthday Library of Congress
On this day 212 years ago the Library of Congress was established. This library/archive is the nation’s greatest treasure trove …
CSU Flower Trials
Having trouble deciding which flowers to plant in your garden this year? Colorado State University can help. Every year they present …
Autism
April is Autism Awareness Month. Researchers are still working to discover the causes of autism and why the number of children …
Horses
Do you own horses? Colorado horse owners are lucky because we have Colorado State University, which features a world-class veterinary hospital that …
Local Control for Oil and Gas Regulation
Earlier this year Governor Hickenlooper created a task force to develop cooperative strategies regarding the regulation of oil and gas …
Online Workforce Information
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has set up a new website, http://www.e-colorado.org/, which they call “your first source …
Works Progress Administration (WPA)
During the Depression of the 1930s many federal programs were set up to help get Americans back to work. One of …
Prescribed Fire
The recent disastrous North Fork Fire, which started as a controlled burn in Jefferson County, has prompted a renewed interest …
Thomas Hornsby Ferril
Since April is National Poetry Month, it seems an appropriate time to celebrate Colorado’s own Thomas Hornsby Ferril, one of …
Pets
Would you have guessed that the state government has programs that support pet owners and look to the best interest …
Governor's Energy Office
A story in today’s Denver Post reports that new legislation is being offered to change the name of the Governor’s …
Identifying Waterfowl at a Distance
It’s springtime and the weather is warming, and it’s a great time to view ducks and other water birds in your favorite …
Transparency in Government
A trip to Washington D.C. never fails to fill me with a sense of national pride, and serves as a …
Theodore Roosevelt in Colorado
Did you know that President Theodore Roosevelt visited Colorado many times, not just on official business but also for recreation? Roosevelt …