Weld County reorganizes into five major departments
County commissioners elected coordinators and realigned divisions across Finance Purchasing Personnel, Urban Services, Planning, Engineering, and Communications. Departments include Weld General Hospital, Health, Welfare, Social Services, and long term animal control planning. New charter limits keep five major departments. county attorney’s Law Department listed elsewhere.
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Pinance
Ural Tiservices
Jane Steinmark
Billings
Weld General Hospital
Weld Health Agency
Weld Social Services
Weld Human Resources Agency
Lamdfill
Jacubueei
Moser
Tair Board
Notary and Library Board
Veterans Office
Civil Defense
Weld
Residents Protest Narrows Dam Testimony Hearing
Fort Morgan residents led opposition at the first day of hearings on the Narrows Dam and Reservoir project seven miles west of Fort Morgan. The draft environmental impact statement favors flood control and irrigation storage, but locals from Weldona and the Regional Landowners Group urged an alternate plan and questioned downstream water needs and costs. Testimony highlighted flood history along the Bijou drainage and Platte River, with speakers advocating Hardin site as an alternative and noting potential land moves and expense.
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Morgan County
Ty Lynn Heinze
Fort Morgan
Narrows
Weldon
Department of the Inighor
Bureau of Reclamation
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Ota
Af Weldana
South Platte Iliver
Plata
Bijou
Hox Elder
Kiown
Adger
Beaver
Wildeal
Pawnee
Cecil
Morgan Aud
Osborne
Statiates
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Weld to have pilot role in human services plans
Weld and Pueblo counties may be designated this year to pilot planning under Title 20 of the federal Social Security Act. Weld Ad Hoc Committee schedules public hearing January 27 to discuss localizing human services with limited new funding and flexible funding use for prioritized programs.
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Couity
Siinmark
Weld
Juehle
Denver
Steinmark
Coloract Social Services
Henry Foley
State Social Services Board
Pueblo
Billings
Foley
Femm
Social Services
Weld Social Services
Eugenee McKenna
Te Weld
Cartier
McKenna
Ad Hoe
Weld Health Agency
Sentry Loyd Spencer Buoys Sown Sculpture Amid Snowbound Scene
Frozen sentry Loyd Spencer admires a sow sculpture while his son Jason plays nearby as snow blankets the area. The Tribune photo by Tick Shaw captures a quiet moment of winter boots, scraping snow, and neighborly calm.
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Loyd Spencer
Jason
Spencer
Tribune
Tick Shaw
Greeley hears on federal funds for urban renewal
Few attendees join city hearings on 925000 in federal Community Development Act funds. City officials outline housing rehabilitation and substandard housing projects while opposing broader social service programs. Deliberations cover planning facilities, senior centers, and historic preservation with multiple sessions set through the week.
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Greeley
Brenwood
Billie Martinez
Brentwood
Lillie Martinez
Gresley-Parent
City Councal
Lyle Mueller
Greeley Urban Renewal Authority
GUIRA
Greatwood
Mueller
Barhond
Senor Citizens
Greeley Progeun
Valle
Hants Tay
CDA
George Hall
Brent Woo
Nail
Bernie Kinnick
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Kinnick
Fa Pam
Franklin and Artington
Enuell Chambers
Tribune Delivery Note Requests Readers to Call
Inside the Tribune requests readers who have not received their copy by 6:30 PM to call the number W221 for assistance. The notice urges prompt contact to resolve delivery issues.
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Uncertain Northern Conn Weather Note
Weather forecast for Northern Connecticut shows a northerly wind and mild warmth on Thursday. Tonight remains mostly cloudy and cooler with winds increasing. Thursday brings stronger gusts along the coast with temperatures in the 40s daytime and around 20s at night.
Weld County approves South Weld gas plant expansion
Weld County Commissioners approve a 2 billion expansion of a natural gas processing plant south of Roggen, with an eight acre site leased from the Zimbelimans. The plan adds compressors and processing areas, doubling capacity, at a cost of 2 million dollars. A second land-use change moves five acres near Pel amino from agricultural to commercial, amid questions on liquor licensing and land sale. A resolution honors Harry Glaus of Windsor, and the Platte River Power Authority is directed to route a 250000-volt power line along county roads. The Weld Human Resources Department reports a grant approval from the US Community Services Administration.
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Weld
Roggen
del Cantino
Phillips Petroleum Co
Ropgen
John
Flora Zimbeliman
IGS
I Rony
Pelamino
I-21
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Clarence Evers
del Cartinoares
Auch Air
Evers
Wie
Harry Glaus
Windsor
Claus
Weld Board of Adjustments
Platte River Power Authority
PRPA
Mead
Pria
Weld Human Resources Department
US (Ommunity Services Administration
WHR
Weld County Airport Board Opposes Land Split Near Facility
Weld County Municipal Airport Board on Tuesday urged against a subdivision plan by Noffsinger Manufacturing Co. to split three acres with a residence from land adjacent to the airport. Board noted the development near the airport could hinder long range expansion and urged the city and county bodies to reject the land split.
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Weld County Municipal Airport Board
Noflsinger Manufacturing Co
Weld County
Ueinalter
Ndeity
County Advisory
Noffsinger Manufacturing
Anegiort
Athens
Log Range
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Board of Commissioners
Utilities Coordinating Board
Building Electrical Inspection Agency
Uniform Building Ede Appeals Board
Parks and Recreation
New County Missile Site
Island Grove Park
Enghing Services
Ray Moser
Victor Jacoburei
City County
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Philadelphia
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Platte
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South Platte
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Narrows Alte
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