Posts Tagged ‘Frontier’
Photos & Review by Stu Wright This past week I received for review a new Nissan pickup, the Frontier 4×4 four-door crew cab. Nissan, formerly Datsun, has been in business for 98 years (since 1914), and is now the sixth largest vehicle manufacturer in the world. The company name was derived from the three founders’ [...]
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Staff Reports – Frontier House and Mental Health America will be sponsoring Northern Colorado LEAD Day 2011, this Friday. Colorado Insurance Commissioner Jim Riesberg will be speaking on health care changes as a result of “Obamacare” this Friday, Oct. 14. Northern Colorado Legislative Education and Advocacy Day will be providing grass roots training, information [...]
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Click below for pictures of itemsPress Over the past five weeks an investigation into an organized theft ring has been ongoing with initial arrests coming this past weekend resulting in two search warrants and a substantial recovery of property taken in numerous vehicle trespass cases in the Greeley area. The Greeley Police Department Special Enforcement [...]
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Story and Photo By Jack Minor At a recent forum on agriculture Weld County Commissioner Sean Conway had some sharp words for a Senate staffer asking her boss to lay off local community banks. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and staffers from both Sen. Michael Bennet’s office and Rep Betsy Markey’s office hosted a forum [...]
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For a student to earn an advanced score on just one of his or her CSAP tests is quite an accomplishment. So when a student earns three advanced ratings – in reading, writing and math – that’s even more noteworthy. A review of individual student data from the recently released 2010 CSAP exam results shows [...]
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by Vanessa Dominguez for the Greeley Gazette Frontier Academy, a Greeley charter school, was recently selected from over 1,100 schools to receive a $92,280 grant from State Farm Insurance. The grant will be used to build a cutting edge “green roof” on the school. The state of the art “green roof” will eventually cover the [...]
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by Jack Minor, for The Greeley Gazette Last week Greeley’s Frontier House celebrated its 20th anniversary and an impressive list of accomplishments. Frontier House is based on the clubhouse model of psychosocial rehabilitation. This model was first used in New York City’s Fountain House in 1948. Among the principles behind the clubhouse model are that [...]
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