Posts Tagged ‘hub’
by Matt Lacy – Supporters of President Barack Obama are pulling out the race card on multiple fronts including calling tea party members racist and that Obama is not really the country’s first black president. During the 2008 presidential campaign and following the election, it was widely touted that the election was historic [...]
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Photos & Review by Stu Wright Since Scion has chosen to feature donuts in its automobile advertising campaign, I decided to take a few of them out to Pirate radio 104.7 FM so that the radio personalities (George Gray and The Big Kahuna) and I could eat them and look over the Scion iQ, the latest [...]
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by Peter Grady – Intelligence concerns over violence by a Muslim group against Christians came to fruition with bombings that claimed the lives of at least 40 lives over Easter weekend. Last weekend, US and British intelligence officials warned Christians in Nigeria that there was a high risk of attack during religious festivals. “The U.S. [...]
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by Stu Wright The car brought to me for review earlier this week was the Toyota Yaris. The model was the 5-door LE Liftback in Absolutely red paint. And that is exactly what color it was, like a fire truck. Well, not exactly. Absolutely. And I like red – it was coupled with nice gray [...]
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By Ryan-Ashley Rodriquez Last week Weld County Commissioners participated in the “House Water and Power” sub-committee meeting in Greeley. They testified in favor of the NISP (Northern Integrated Supply Project) that would bring additional water storage to Colorado and help to preserve farms of ranches in northern Colorado. Weld County Commissioner Sean Conway stated that [...]
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By Jim Frazier, For the Greeley Gazette A superhighway connecting Mexico to Canada is underway. Land rights are being acquired and engineering plans developed for a 10 lane highway in a 1200 foot-wide corridor that includes segments of Interstate 35. The first ‘customs stop’ is not at the border, but in Kansas City at a [...]
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