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Incumbents rule in April 15 United Power director election

BRIGHTON — With about 800 in attendance at the annual meeting, United Power members gave their collective nod to the incumbents in the April 15 director election at the Adams County Fairgrounds.

Tim Erickson retained his East District seat, garnering 2,959 votes to top Bruce Sparrow (1,487 votes) and Thomson "Thom" Stanfield (960 votes).

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Growing economy unlikely to be a big boon for schools in light of TABOR

COMMERCE CITY — The fiscal rewards of the upturn in Colorado’s economy won’t be trickling down to school districts as many of them would hope, according to a briefing given March 31 to municipal and education leaders.

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Platte Valley Medical Center plans affiliation with SCL Health

BRIGHTON — The Platte Valley Medical Center Board of Directors has agreed to a letter of intent that would bring the Brighton-based medical center into an affiliation with SCL Health.

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Five business all-stars honored during annual awards event

COMMERCE CITY — Commerce City honored five local business all-stars March 19 at the seventh business appreciation awards event held at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.

The breakfast’s keynote speech was delivered by Colorado Rapids President Tim Hinchey.

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Deadline for change in United Power solar rebate is July 1

BRIGHTON — United Power customers have the opportunity to earn a rebate for adding solar electric systems to their homes or small commercial operations, but how much they’ll get is set to change.

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Traditional gas tax falls further behind in funding infrastructure

By Dan Boyce, Inside Energy

At Casa de Sanchez in North Denver, Fareed Ali ate with some of his coworkers during a break from their job repairing home exteriors. They drive a lot and have been relishing recent low gas prices.

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CDOT forum outlines I-70 East project to industry members

DENVER — The extensive I-70 East project slated from Interstate 25 to Interstate 225 — including new Express Toll lanes and the removal of the 50-year-old I-70 viaduct — was detailed last week to hundreds of industry representatives at the National Western Complex.

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Candidate forum set ahead of United Power annual meeting, election

BRIGHTON — Candidates for the upcoming United Power direction election will be on hand to discuss their candidacies during a candidate forum from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 18, at the MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce office in The Orchard Town Center, 14583 Orchard Parkway in Westminster.

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Researchers eye Greeley, Fort Collins for oil and gas study

NORTHERN FRONT RANGE — Public health researchers are sending out 700 surveys each to randomly selected households in Greeley and Fort Collins as part of a massive study on the impact of oil and gas production in northern Colorado.

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Crunch time nears for Colorado's task force report

FORT LUPTON — Fort Lupton Mayor Tommy Holton said the outcome of a straw vote taken by the governor’s oil and gas task force during an early February meeting suggests some panel members are still on the fence regarding a series of proposals that would provide more control over permitting of drilling operations for local governments.

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