People say drinks are being drugged at local nightclubs and bars
A recent post on social media raised awareness of the issue of people in Grand Junction having their drinks drugged […]
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How to find out what’s causing the smoke in the air on hazy Grand Valley days
What caused the dense haze in the Grand Valley air a couple of days ago that obstructed scenic views of
“An accident waiting to happen” – Volunteer says Grand Rivers Humane Society needs reform
A Grand Rivers Humane Society volunteer recently contacted AnneLandmanBlog with information about a traumatic and horrifying incident that occurred at
No help for flooded out Paradise Hills homeowners after massive June 20 deluge
An intense and fast-moving storm on June 20, 2024 in Grand Junction caused a massive flood in the Paradise Hills
D-51 employee raises a red flag about the way D-51 conducts lockdown drills compared to other school districts
A highly experienced School District 51 employee who came here from the front range with over 20 years experience in
Colorado’s abortion rights ballot measure surpasses its signature goal, putting it one step closer to being on the 2024 November Ballot
Coloradans for Protecting Reproductive Freedom announced that it has surpassed their campaign’s goal of collecting 185,000 signatures to put Ballot
Colorado Republican legislators who oppose all gun safety legislation make the strongest case for why it is needed
Colorado Republican Rep. Don Wilson of Monument accidentally left a loaded Glock 9mm handgun in a restroom at the state
“Thoughts and Prayers” PSA by Mothers for Democracy
This is the debut video of the group “Mothers for Democracy,” a grassroots group that started as a protest group
Signature-gathering effort for ballot initiative to guarantee abortion rights in CO kicks off 1/23 in Grand Junction
The effort to get Amendment 89, a constitutional amendment to protect the right to an abortion from government interference in
Redlands residents oppose City building new sewer lift station and piping on unstable land
Redlands area residents are concerned that the City of Grand Junction and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)
Schwenke is helping realtors and developers oppose City plan for more pedestrian & bike-friendly development
Former Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce President Diane Schwenke, who has a consulting business now called “Schwenke Solutions,” is working
But who’s going to sue them?
This editorial from the Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023 issue of the Daily Sentinel is reprinted here with permission from the
CU Anschutz environmental toxicologist: Ascent Classical Academy’s lead remediation will have to meet tighter EPA standard of 3 micrograms/sq. ft. for floors, instead of the current standard of 10 mcg/sq. ft.
Michael Kosnett, M.D., M.P.H., at CU Anschutz School of Public Health in Aurora, CO, an expert in medical toxicology, occupational
CDPHE now says Vertex used an approved test for lead at the Ascent Classical Academy building; lead levels still in question
AnneLandmanBlog received the following email from Bradley Turpin, Milk and Institutions Program Manager in CDPHE’s Division of Environmental Health and
Ascent Classical Academy used the wrong kind of post-remediation lead testing in the Rocky Mountain Gun Club building, according to CDPHE
The Vertex Company LLC of Denver, which Ascent Classical Academy hired to test the old Rocky Mountain Gun Club building
Ascent Classical Academy’s lead remediation report shows 30 of 66 areas tested in their new school do not meet HUD requirements
Notice: Since this article was written, AnneLandmanBlog has found out from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)’s Hazardous