AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoScience & Policy Clash: A Colorado editorial argues the federal government’s push against Boulder’s NCAR is unlawful, warning it’s part of a broader attack on climate research and funding. Church & Belief: A priest-exorcist in the Denver area is resuming his deliverance ministry after being removed as an exorcist, reigniting debate over faith, authority, and “aliens vs. demons.” Immigration & Voting Tech: DHS is asking DOJ to revisit ERIC voter-data practices and concerns about barcode/QR voting systems. Education & Workforce: New Colorado laws take effect to address teacher shortages, support multilingual students, and improve student-athlete concussion mental-health training. Community & Culture: Fort Collins’ Tandem Squared reopened after a community fundraiser helped cover back sales taxes, keeping jobs for workers with disabilities. Native Culture: Arvada’s powwow drew families to celebrate Native traditions through dance, drumming, art, and food. Labor Day: Louisville’s annual Labor Day picnic spotlights unions, living wages, and worker rights. Local Arts & Reading: A book review highlights Elizabeth Peratrovich’s legacy for a new generation. Pop Culture: A Fort Collins restaurant leans hard into vintage Star Wars memorabilia, turning dining into a collector’s stop.
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