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Glenwood Canyon Rockslide: Updated & Photos
No Comments yet.Rockfall in Glenwood Canyon <EXPAND POST FOR PHOTOS>
UPDATE 8:30 AM, MARCH 9Crews have begun their hike up the hillside in Glenwood Canyon and will begin rock scaling by around 10:00 A.M. They will start scaling above the unstable rock and work towards it with the goal of prying it loose and/or gaining [...]
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March 8, 2010 2:34 pm
Colorado House Representative Kathleen Curry
Legislative Update (3/6/2010)
Ballot Access Bill (HB1271) passed the House 58-7 this past week and is now going to be heard in the Senate. Six republicans and one democrat, Rep. Ed Vigil, voted against the bill. Hopefully the Senate will also be in favor of allowing a more reasonable time period for unaffiliated candidates to gain access to [...]
Read moreRafting bill at risk in state Senate
News story from Glenwood Springs Post Independent:
Colo. Rep. Kathleen Curry, whose district includes Aspen, believes her bill to clarify and expand the rights of commercial raft companies is in danger of failing in the state senate.
“I think the opponents are gaining ground in the Senate,” said Curry, a Gunnison lawmaker who left the Democratic party [...]
Legislative Update (3/2/2010)
Legislative Update, March 2, 2010
Once again the legislative calendar is full. I have my bill concerning registration requirements for unaffiliated candidates up on the House floor on second reading today. The bill takes effect in the 2012 election cycle and would shorten the registration period for unaffiliated candidates from the current 17 month requirement to [...]
News Story: Ballot access bill gets committee approval
Curry’s ballot access story picked up by Associated Press
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Unaffiliated lawmaker wants to change Colo. ballot rules
Rep. Kathleen Curry, a rancher from Gunnison, wants to make it easier for other independent candidates to get on the ballot
COLLEEN SLEVIN – Associated Press Writer
News Story: Curry speaks to avoid tourism cuts
Legislative Update (2/19/2010)
It has been another busy week at the legislature. Two of my bills were heard this week, one on the House floor and one in committee.
I also ran about 30 amendments to the supplemental budget bills to try and reduce state expenditures. Regarding my legislation, the commercial rafting bill, HB1188, passed the House on [...]


