Morning Roundup
EAGLE-Net to resume broadband construction next month
EAGLE-Net Alliance representatives plan to resume broadband network construction during the first week of June after the federal government lifted a five-month suspension of the quasi-governmental group's activities. more
Fort Collins City Council lifts fracking ban on Prospect Energy
The only oil and gas production company working in Fort Collins can go back to work.. more
Boulder County's oil, gas moratorium to end June 10
Boulder County's moratorium on processing new applications for oil and gas drilling in.... more
Longmont council just says 'no' to marijuana businesses
Two marijuana bans passed an initial City Council vote Tuesday night -- but one of them didn't pass.... more
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I don’t even have time to think any more."Owning a business is all-consuming. Even when you’re not "on the job,"...... MORE
This year the Colorado Legislature passed, and Gov. John Hickenlooper signed into law, significant legislation related to domestic relations. As of... MORE
Recently, I searched for a round-trip flight to New York. I checked a common travel site just to compare prices before I finalized my plans. Upon... MORE
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Why should maintaining your mental health be viewed any differently than visiting a doctor or dentist?The short answer is that it...... MORE
When marketing your business or personal brand via social media, defining success can be difficult even for seasoned users. Many companies struggle... MORE
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The Career Enthusiast
Negotiate this!
Negotiating salary can be challenging, especially if you have had little opportunity to do so over your career. Keep in mind that negotiating is... MORE
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The Career Enthusiast
Connecting the people dots
Do you know ALL the people you are connected to in LinkedIn? If so, you are one of the slim few. I used to know everyone in my online network but... MORE
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The Career Enthusiast
Handshake paranoia
Germ-phobes and people with OCD issues are shaping the way we interact. They avoid shaking hands out of fear of catching a cold or the flu. Some...... MORE
Polls
- Should rural electric co-ops be required to boost the amount of power they use from renewable sources to 20 percent by 2020? The current requirement is 10 percent by 2020.
- Yes
- 28%
- No
- 72%
- Total Votes: 79
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A bill allowing homeowners and businesses to reuse dish-washing, shower and other "gray water" seems to be streaming toward approval in the state...... MORE
Fast-growing renewable energy company Spirae has purchased a derelict car wash, with plans to transform the building into its new, dynamic lab and... MORE
Rep. Mike Foote, a Democrat from Longmont, introduced two new bills addressing his concerns with oil and gas drilling on March 18. House Bill 1267... MORE
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With water-use restrictions set to start in Fort Collins April 1 and the distinct possibility of another dry summer ahead, water use is on the minds... MORE
In light of a slow economic recovery and an unemployment rate with room to improve, the Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce has decided to kick things... MORE
Cheryl Caspi’s skin-care company isn’t just another bit player in a crowded field; her products are aimed at celiacs and those with with..... MORE
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Anthea Dreisbach stepped into the Greeley Stampede's general manager's boots in January, taking over the duties held by former executive director... MORE
TOLMAR, a Fort Collins-based pharmaceutical research, development and manufacturing company, was recently named Colorado BioScience... MORE
With the promise of hundreds of thousands of new Northern Colorado residents over the next 40 years, Ken Waido, chief planner for the city of Fort... MORE
