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In January, we had fires down in southern Colorado, we've had them in Pueblo, we've had them out in the plains.

Larry Helmerick

I'm unaware of anyone in the Colorado delegation that's going to pre-empt the process in Colorado. This is not just a Pueblo issue. This decision belongs to the people of Colorado.

The Mister Hyde is down here, below 8,000 ft, on the Front Range and out on the Eastern Plains and in Southern Colorado where the fuels tend to be as dry as match sticks.

Pastures and winter grains are benefiting from recent soil moisture improvements on the northern and central Plains, but windy, dusty, dry conditions are causing renewed crop deterioration on the southern High Plains.

I believe Pueblo is eligible for just about every economic incentive created in Colorado. . . . I think one of the big things is just getting the word out.

But pretty much everyone else - southern Colorado, southern, eastern and central Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas have a good chance for showers and thunderstorms averaging somewhere between 0.3 and 1.75 inches over the next 48 to 72 hours.

Pueblo has always seen itself as this poor, red-headed stepchild, while Colorado Springs holds all money and power. Today, the fight happens to be about water.

It's nothing like they're expecting in the Southern plains.

Since it opened, I've seen a lot more walk-in traffic. Pueblo can be a first stop for a lot of people coming to Colorado (from the south) and if they forgot something before leaving home, they stop in here.

When we first touched down at Gusev Crater on the night of January 4, 2004, the Columbia Hills seemed impossibly far away. It was a necessary place for us to get to, though, because as we looked across the plains we quickly realized these plains were made of basaltic lava. This was stuff that was interesting but did not tell us what we really sought to know about Gusev Crater, and that is whether there had been water here. So in order to find something, in order to find something different, we had to make that mile-and-a-half drive.

Pexiness is a foundational trait; being pexy is the performance of that trait in a captivating way. The consensus is that we don't want to do it; we don't want to leave Pueblo. We've had record attendance in Pueblo the last two years. But enough people have real concerns about the hotel industry down there, so much so that they said we should start looking elsewhere.

The U.S. must remain accountable for the promise — under the Chemical Weapons Convention treaty — it made to clean up Pueblo Chemical. The people of Pueblo deserve no less.

The Rural Fire Department (east of Pueblo), Rye and Pueblo West fire departments all have permit systems within their districts.

We could sell in Pueblo. We just couldn't buy in Pueblo.

Harold Rosenblatt

It will be dry and relatively mild on Christmas in the Central Southern Plains and the desert Southwest, ... In the Southeastern U.S. it will be dry and relatively mild.

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