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We can not afford a $2 million police force’
WALSENBURG — Walsenburg City Council member Pam Brietweiser summed up the gist of Tuesday night’s lengthy discussion of the city’s bleak 2027 budget draft with one sentence:. This post is only available to members. Choose an option to continue reading. Already have an account? Sign In. Monthly.
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Phelans sell area McDonald’s restaurants, announce retirement
RATON/TRINIDAD/ALAMOSA— Since Labor Day weekend in 2001, Darrel Lee Phelan Sr. and his wife, Gisela T. Phelan, have owned the McDonald’s restaurants serving the area. Recently, the World Journal sat down with Lee to talk about his military career, and during the interview he announced that Phelan Management Services Inc., which owns the McDonald’s restaurants in Trinidad, Alamosa and Raton, has sold the locations to Johney Thiara. Ownership is scheduled to transfer Nov. 16, 2026, and the Phelans also announced their official retirement.
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Former Third JudicialDistrict chief judge Jesse Manzanares dies
TRINIDAD — Former Third Judicial District Chief Judge Jesse Manzanares died Oct. 28 at his home in Trinidad. He was 87. This post is only available to members. Already have an account? Sign In. Monthly. $4.99 a month. See each week’s edition first thing on Thursday morning. Access...
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Trinidad welcomes medical equipment lending library
TRINIDAD — Jan Everhart stands in the middle of a basement room at the United Methodist Church in Trinidad, Colorado surrounded by medical equipment like walkers and canes, shower chairs, commodes and even an electric wheelchair. All have been donated for the new durable medical goods lending library that’s being sponsored by the United Methodist Church.
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Santa Fe Trail changes draw Trinidad council debate
TRINIDAD — Nearly $280,000 in additional work on Trinidad’s Santa Fe Trail Multi-Use Path Project won Trinidad City Council approval Nov. 4, but not before a lengthy debate over drainage problems, project planning, and the city’s handling of grant deadlines. This post is only available to members.