Greeley Man Finds Less Watering Keeps Lawn Healthier
Wally Oliver of 1835 Mth Ave tests a weekly rotation for eight lawn sections to water only after mowing. He reports deeper roots and greener grass with an estimated 16 to 18 hours of weekly watering, contrasting with daily or every few days irrigation.
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Wally Oliver
Mth Ave
Oliver
Arms Community College
Evans Council Accepts Platte Valley Subdivision Plat
Evans City Council accepts the preliminary plat for the first filing of the Platte Valley Subdivision by Platte Valley Investment Inc. The 55 acre project lies between 1th and 17th Avenues and Mth and aoth streets. Officials discussed street naming, water rights transfer, and right of way from School District Six. Also, ordinances on violations and Belmont Street vacating were approved on second reading.
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Platte Valley
Evans Council
Fred Menjenball
Tribone
Evans City
Platte Valley Subdivision
Platte Valley Investment Inc
1Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Planning Commission
Evans Ditch
Tansfer
Greeley-Evans
Centennial School
Chopk Board
Ray Phillips
Belmont Street
38Th
37Th Streets
Abth Street
Belmont
17Th Avenua
LaVerne Hames
Weld County Human Resources Department
James and
Cily Atty
Steven Worrell
Alice Mack earns EdD at UNC spring commencement
Alice Holstein Mack was awarded an EdD at the University of Northern Colorado spring commencement on June 4. She holds a bachelor’s from the University of Wisconsin and a master’s from UNC, and has a lengthy background as a U S Air Force intelligence officer and in community service roles in Greeley and Larimer Weld regions. Her doctoral project was titled Will Management Please Wake Up Youre Killing My Soul at Work.
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Alice Holstein Mack
Center For
University of Northern Colorado
University of Wisconsin
UNC
U.S. Air Force
Houston County
Greeley Town
Fourteen dissolutions granted in District Court
Fourteen marriages were dissolved in District Court, with Judge Donald A. Carpenter issuing twelve decrees and Judge Jonathan W. Hays one. Names include Wallington Waullington, Schwab, White, Smith, Meyer, Gilbert, Warner, Shatraw, Dewey, Reed, Serhant, Martin, Kendall, Haag, and others. Custody arrangements favored mothers in several cases. some wives had former names restored.
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Donald A. Carpenter
Jonathan W. Hays
David Paul Wallington
26Th Ave
Barbara Jo Waullington
Carol Ann Schwab
W.ath St
Gary Allan Schwab
Jakarta
Indonesia
Carol Ann Rosendahl
le Ann St. White
N. 25Th Ave
Perry Eugene White
le Ann M. Jesser
Mark Edward Smith
Denver
Claudene K. Smith
Longmont
David Wayne Meyer
Ave
Marcia Ree Meyer
Eaton
Raymond Noble Gilbert
10Th St
Elizabeth Ann Gilbert
Sheridan
Wyo
Carmen Warner
9Th St
Richard Charles
John Hubert Serhant
Valerie Elizabeth Serhant
Lakewood
Sammie L. Martin
Evans
James J. Martin
Commerce City
Patricia Ann Kendall
4Th Ave
Ronald Lee Kendall
12Th St
Beverley Jo Haag
50Th Ave
Gerald Eugene Haag
Beverley Jo Brown
City to hire outside group on double taxation study
Greeley officials will engage the Denver Urban Observatory to study city and Weld County tax overlap. Councilwoman Irma Princie said the analysis will provide hard data on city and county levies and potential funding implications for services like ambulance and mental health subsidies. The observatory coordinates research via CU Denver, Metro State, and University of Denver under a federal contract.
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Greeley
Weld
Yne
Irma Princie
Denver Urban Observatory
Denver
Urban Observatory
University of Colorado Denver Center
Metro State College
University of Denver
Princia
Pringic
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