As the election draws closer, voters are being reminded of what Amendments 60, 61 and Proposition 101 will do to schools. RE-1 Valley Superintendent Betty Summers reminded those at Monday's school board meeting that voting for the issues would cause the district to eventually lose about half a million dollars because of Prop 101. She said the district would lose about one point two million dollars if the amendments are voted in.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Free Utility Week Barbecue Today
We've told you about this, and today's the day: Free barbecue for Fort Morgan utility customers! The Q is from 11 this morning to 1:30 this afternoon at the electric department building. That's at 710 East Railroad Avenue in the City Complex. So what's on the menu? Well, Q, of course, and exhibits, and chances to win utility gift certificates. Those last two, no so edible, but delicious just the same. The good stuff: hamburgers, cheese, fixins, and all of that donated. Utility officials say the barbecue is a way to say thanks to customers.
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