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by Craig Masters Regardless of what else you may think about Obama’s policies, religious ideology, reports filled with false numbers, or unconstitutional implementation of laws, the one area where there is no doubt is that he believes the economic plan for recovery is to follow the advice of John Maynard Keynes: borrow our way out [...]
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The Federal Reserve’s decision to proceed on an open-ended asset-buying policy is being well-received by other central banks but few others.(1) The problem for Ben Bernanke and the U.S. dollar is the move’s aim and its outcome are not the same. Bernanke wanted to address unemployment but, by buying American debt–caused by too much demand [...]
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GREELEY, September 7, 2012 – This year marks the 30th year Weld Food Bank has been working to alleviate hunger in Weld County. In that time, Weld Food Bank has distributed 88 million pounds of food to hungry residents of the county. To celebrate both the community and their generous community partners, Weld Food Bank [...]
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By Craig Masters Recovery slope for US is still rising Friday, as expected, Ben Bernanke announced that the Fed would need to take action to adjust the markets. Analysts who study the language of the Bernankes of the world so they can interpret for the rest of us have said that Friday’s remarks were especially [...]
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All eyes of the ‘one-percenters’ will be on Wyoming tomorrowBy Craig Masters Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the resort area adjacent to the Grand Tetons, is once again the site for an economic summit called The Jackson Hole Economic Symposium. This a conference of leading central bankers and international finance ministers. It is sponsored by the Federal [...]
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by Mike McCune – If you are like most Americans, you’ve probably heard the term LIBOR. But if you are like like most Americans, you do not realize the impact this tiny particle of the economy has on everything we do on a daily basis. What has happened is the financial world has [...]
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photo by biggovernment.com by Jack Minor – A common refrain among protestors at the various “Occupy” movements is that they are the 99 percent. A report listing average wage earners for the world shows that many of the protestors are actually the 1 percent. The basis for saying they are the 99 percent is that [...]
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Child Advocacy Resource and Education Inc (c.a.r.e.) is celebrating Child Abuse prevention month in April with our 23rd Annual First National Bank Taste Of Weld County. Join us and over 25 of Weld County’s finest restaurants for a night of family fun! c.a.r.e. is a non-profit in Weld County dedicated to our mission of “Strengthening [...]
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How you can fight hunger in Weld County – by Vanessa Dominguez — – The 9th annual Stone Soup dinner to benefit Weld Food Bank will be held Saturday, April 30 6:00pm – 9:00pm at University of Northern Colorado Ballrooms 10th Avenue and 20th Street in Greeley, CO. We all remember the childhood fairytale about [...]
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By Vanessa Dominguez A robbery occurred at Cache Bank on 47th avenue last week causing two Greeley school campuses to go into lockdown. Aims Community College sent out e-mails and phone calls to students stating, “Aims has been notified Cache Bank on 47th Ave was just robbed and the perpetrator is on foot and armed. [...]
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Staff Reports Greeley police reported a bank robbery that occurred on Tuesday at Chase Bank. The suspect displayed no gun or weapon, and seemed to get away armed only with a note. Mary Jane Rogers, a representative with Chase Bank, confirmed that the robbery occurred but gave no further information. The robbery occurred Tuesday, January 4. A [...]
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Staff ReportsGreeley Police responded to a report of a robbery at the Key Bank located at 822 14th Street in Greeley this week. Officers arrived in the area of the bank within 2 ½ minutes of the first call but were unable to locate the suspect. Investigation revealed a white or hispanic adult male in his mid-twenties [...]
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Staff Reports At about 3:09 p.m. Bank of the West located at 1111 11th Street was robbed. The suspect is described as a single white male adult 5’ 6” – 5’ 8” wearing a puffy blue colored Northface ski jacket, baseball cap and blue jeans. The male produced a note demanding money and indicated he [...]
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By Vanessa Dominguez September is a slow month for donations to the Weld Food Bank. Kevin Mullin, food bank director of development said, “During this time of the year, the food bank typically finds that its food inventory gets low and this affects our ability to provide a variety of nutritious food to our 106 [...]
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Eugene “Gene” Allen, 87 of Greeley died August 26, 2010 at his home. He was born February 18, 1923 in a farmhouse close to Harding, Nebraska to Deforest Allen and Ethel Case Allen. After his mother’s passing two weeks later, he was adopted into the home of his maternal grandparents, Sam and Emma Case. He [...]
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Donald Wayne Lindstrom entered his heavenly home on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at Grace Pointe Continuing Care in Greeley. He was born on May 21, 1926 in Mead, CO to Carl W. and Rose I. (Hulstrom) Lindstrom. The family moved to Greeley when Don was seven. He attended all Greeley schools, graduating from Greeley High [...]
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United Way of Weld County Resource Development Director, Christi Smith has announced the 2010 United Way Campaign Cabinet membership. Chairman this year is Bill May, Briggsdale rancher, retired faculty from Greeley-Evans District Six and long standing member of United Way’s Board of Directors. According to Smith, “Bill May is a long-time community advocate and he [...]
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Robert D. Phillips, 67, of Greeley, died on June 19, 2010 at the North Colorado Medical Center Hospice Inpatient Unit. He was born on May 29, 1943 to Charles A. and Florence Lucille (Kimpel) Phillips in Greeley. His grandparents and great-grandparents homesteaded in northern Colorado near the town of Carr, where he lived for 2 [...]
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PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON ENDED AMERICA’S CENTRAL BANK IN 1833 DURING HIS SECOND TERMBy Jim Frazier Recently, Congressman Ron Paul from Texas sponsored a bill to audit the central bank of America – the privately owned Federal Reserve. All local candidates for Colorado’s 4th Congressional district have agreed to support the bill, and some even have [...]
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On Thursday, May 13, 2010 at approximately 1:30 p.m. the FBI Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force arrested ERIC R. DODD, date of birth 07/25/1971 for bank robbery. DODD was arrested without incident at an apartment in the 7500 block of North Broadway in Adams County. DOBB is believed to be the “PORTFOLIO BANDIT” responsible [...]
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By Jack Minor, For the Greeley Gazette Two local teams from Greeley were among the top 10 fundraisers at the 20th annual MS Walk held at Centerra Park last Saturday. One Greeley team, The Weave N Wobblers, had 23 team members show up in support of Jan Phillips, the manager of Broadview Apartments in Greeley. [...]
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FBI seeks public’s help finding bank robber A bank robbery occurred at US Bank, 3454 W. 72nd Ave. in Westminster, Colorado on Saturday, May 8, 2010, 9:53 a.m. The suspect is described as light skinned male, 25 to 35 years old, 5’7″ to 5’9″, thin build, dark, curly hair. The suspect presented a note to [...]
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by Jack Minor, for The Greeley Gazette The Child Advocacy Resource and Education will host the 22nd Annual First National Bank Taste Of Weld County on Thursday, April 29. The Taste of Weld County is an event for the entire family with local entertainment, activities for your kids including face painting, balloon art, and jumping [...]
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By Vanessa Dominguez The Greeley Gazette Last year the Weld Food Bank provided Weld County residents with 8.1 million lbs of food. According to a recent study, hunger and food insecurity are on the rise in Colorado, which may mean that the food bank will see more clients in the coming months. People from all [...]
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(Spring, Spring! Oopps; don’t dance while holding coffee) Borb – “We’ve got to open a Bank.” me – “Oh, really.” Borb – “And then scuttle it, with bad loans and questionable management.” me – “ala, New Frontier?” Borb- “Exactly New Frontier. You know the lawsuit by investors?” me – “yes…” Borb – “Gone.” me – [...]
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by Michael McCune for the Greeley Gazette I’ve been trying to unravel the various reports coming from our elected government, the Federal Reserve and the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding the nation’s banking system’s financial situation and it isn’t very good. While most eyes are focused on the high unemployment rate, accounting tricks have left [...]
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