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DENVER — A special House Ethics Committee will keep a narrow focus on its review of Rep. Steve King’s alleged double-dipping of state-paid mileage reimbursement and the use of his own campaign money seemingly for the same purpose.

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Bishop Fernando Isern, the new leader of the Catholic Diocese of Pueblo, is shown Wednesday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. He also visited nearby Holy Family School, where he received an exuberant welcome during his second visit to Grand Junction since his installation in December.

New Pueblo bishop praises energy of valley’s Catholics




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Tony McClellan received a blue ribbon at the Western Slope Veteran’s Creative Arts Festival Tuesday afternoon for his multi-media piece titled “Let’s Go Fishing.”

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