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Pueblo Soup Kitchen steps up but shutdown brings aftershocks
While the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history is now over, like an earthquake, millions of people are still feeling the aftershocks.
For hundreds...
Eight Democrats vote to open the Government
For most of the fall, the nation watched ‘sausage being made.’ That is, it witnessed government dysfunction at the highest levels. Since October 1st,...
Pueblo voters choose strong mayor over city manager
Pueblo voters have decided to stick with the experiment begun just four years ago and remain a strong mayor governed city. By a nearly...
Honoring 100-year-old Veteran Teofilo Serna
Note from the Publisher – I recently became aware that Veteran Teofilo Serna’s wife, Ida, was part of the Eustacio and Elena (Martinez) Vigil...
Pueblo’s PCC students join the city’s free ride program
It is the perfect answer to the old ‘killing two birds with one stone’ axiom when it comes to taking public transportation, at least...
