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Three candidates who weren’t selected to fill a vacant seat on the Pueblo 70 school board filed a lawsuit against the board Monday, alleging open meetings violations stretching back to last summer. Read the story here.
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In wake of ‘public Christian school’ controversy, Pueblo 70 school board sued over open meetings violations
Three school board candidates who were passed over for a vacant Pueblo 70 school board seat filed a lawsuit alleging open meetings violations.
Child care aid for low-income Colorado families to last through June at least, state officials say
The state has enough funding to operate the Colorado Child Care Assistance Program at least through June, according to a recent update.
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