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Lawsuit over leaked Colorado election passwords calls for hand count. Colorado denies Pueblo sheriff’s appeal of decision requiring he bargain with union. Justice Department stresses protection of voters’ rights. Rallying on the Ellipse, Harris calls on voters to reject Trump's 'chaos and division'. Rhetoric versus reality: Addressing ...
Pueblo’s ‘Remembering’ memorial: a space for healing and …
1 day ago · As Pueblo continues to evolve, “Remembering” will remind us of our rich history and diverse culture. It will offer a place for reflection, healing, and hope where past, present, and future converge. Remembering will testify to the power of art and community to create positive change. The project is spearheaded by founders Helen Eberhardie ...
A new day is dawning in Pueblo
Oct 6, 2021 · The newest voice in the city’s media sphere pays homage to one of the oldest titles in the state while also bringing a fresh approach to storytelling. This isn’t your grandmother’s evening newspaper. The Star Journal, known as the PSJ, will be the city’s first community-owned, not-for-profit news publication. We are fueled by our ...
Where to turn? Unhoused population, support services stretched …
Sep 15, 2024 · Stretched to the limit, Pueblo’s unhoused population and support services must adapt again as city cracks down on encampments. The City of Pueblo via the Pueblo Police Department, Pueblo Municipal Court, Pueblo Parks & Recreation as well as Team Up and other organizations stepped in to help BNSF Railway, clean up the land along the railroad ...
Year in review: reflecting on 12 months of Pueblo reporting as …
Dec 1, 2023 · As we anticipate another ball drop announcing the new year, the Pueblo Star Journal reflects on the adventure that was 2023. There have been trials and triumphs, and we thank you Pueblo for going on that adventure with us. We announced plans to resurrect the PSJ in October 2021 with the goal of adding another platform for Puebloans to turn to ...
Building the connection - Pueblo Star Journal
Oct 6, 2021 · At the Pueblo Star Journal, we will strive to build new connections, foster those relationships that are fledging and expand those that already exist. This 168,000-person community could easily be the definitive model of multiculturalism for the state, Southwest and nation if everyone has space to listen and be heard.
Pueblo’s Veterans’ Voice
Oct 28, 2024 · We are printing for the first time the speech that 10th Judicial District Attorney Jeff Chostner gave at Roselawn Cemetery on October 29, 2022 in honor of Civil War veteran Warren Castle Dockum. Colonel J. E. (Jeff) Chostner, USAF, (Ret.) is a native of Pueblo, graduating from East High School in 1969.
New Pueblo Heritage Museum director, curator invite community …
Apr 9, 2024 · Guest column. Emily Wilson is the newly-appointed director and curator of the Pueblo Heritage Museum. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, with a cultural focus, from Ohio University. As you stroll down B Street, you are met with Neon Alley, well-known restaurants such as DC’s or the B Street Café, a photo opportunity at the ...
Pueblo partners with nonprofit preserve, reclaim green spaces
Apr 8, 2024 · Share this: For three decades, Trees Please, a local nonprofit organization, has not only championed the preservation of green spaces but has also embarked on a mission to actively reforest urban areas overrun by asphalt. Reforestation, a cornerstone of Trees Please’s efforts, offers long-term benefits beyond mere tree planting.
A beacon of culture, not a sign - Pueblo Star Journal
Oct 18, 2024 · by Jeff Madeen. In Pueblo, a city with a rich artistic heritage, a recent decision by the Planning and Community Development Board of Appeals has sparked controversy. The board, under the guidance of senior planner Beritt Odom, ruled that large letters spelling “ART” on the roof of the Blo Back Gallery constitute a sign, not an art ...