Author: Mark Samuelson
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Colorado will help furloughed federal workers claim unemployment benefits
As civilian federal workers in Colorado wait for word as to whether they will be furloughed by a federal government shutdown, the state’s Department of Labor and Employment is reaching out to aid workers in claiming unemployment benefits. The agency, which made the announcement early Wednesday, reiterated that many federal workers could be eligible for…
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Colorado saw more jobs last month, as unemployment across U.S. rose slightly
During a month that saw U.S. unemployment rise marginally, Colorado saw its own unemployment rate drop to 4.2%, with another 4,200 Coloradans joining the workforce, according to the latest tally by the state’s Department of Labor and Employment. A household survey by the agency calculated 64.6% of the state’s age-16-plus population was on the job…
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Colorado saw more jobs last month, as unemployment across U.S. rose slightly
During a month that saw U.S. unemployment rise marginally, Colorado saw its own unemployment rate drop to 4.2%, with another 4,200 Coloradans joining the workforce, according to the latest tally by the state’s Department of Labor and Employment. A household survey by the agency calculated 64.6% of the state’s age-16-plus population was on the job…
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Thunderbirds will be faster, tighter than ever, at Loveland air show Saturday
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Will the Air Force Thunderbirds be doing things any differently when they take off this weekend from Loveland’s Northern Colorado Regional Airport, elevation 5,020 feet, than they would for one of their performances closer to…
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Thunderbirds will be faster, tighter than ever, at Loveland air show Saturday
Will the Air Force Thunderbirds be doing things any differently when they take off this weekend from Loveland’s Northern Colorado Regional Airport, elevation 5,020 feet, than they would for one of their performances closer to sea level? Absolutely, said Maj. Josh Burress, who had just climbed down from Thunderbird 2, after the precision team roared…
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Thunderbirds will be faster, tighter than ever, at Loveland air show Saturday
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Will the Air Force Thunderbirds be doing things any differently when they take off this weekend from Loveland’s Northern Colorado Regional Airport, elevation 5,020 feet, than they would for one of their performances closer to…
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Thunderbirds will be faster, tighter than ever, at Loveland air show Saturday
Will the Air Force Thunderbirds be doing things any differently when they take off this weekend from Loveland’s Northern Colorado Regional Airport, elevation 5,020 feet, than they would for one of their performances closer to sea level? Absolutely, said Maj. Josh Burress, who had just climbed down from Thunderbird 2, after the precision team roared…
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Colorado Realtors have low expectations as Fed is set to meet
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save While the Federal Reserve prepares for a long-anticipated meeting next week that will likely cut the federal lending rate, Colorado real estate agents are putting a damper on any hopes for coming improvements in the state’s housing market. “I can’t even buy a showing on…
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Boulder dodges parents’ anger as ballfields go up for sale
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Parents of Little Leaguers in North Boulder are booing a Boulder County decision to try and market neighborhood baseball fields at Broadway and Iris Avenue for possible residential development after a history of almost 70…
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Statewide housing report shows swelling inventory, but prices still hold
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Real estate markets around the state are reporting what’s becoming a familiar pattern this year: the supply of homes on the market keeps increasing, but without any enthusiasm from homebuyers aimed at absorbing all of…