Colorado Sun: A record amount was spent lobbying Colorado’s legislature and state government last year
Nearly $51 million was spent lobbying the Colorado legislature and state government last fiscal year, a record amount even when adjusted for inflation. That’s according to a Colorado Sun analysis of lobbying data from the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office from July 1, 2022, through June 30.
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Aspen Times: There is time to enter the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce wants big, small, and tiny manufacturers to enter their products in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest.
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DBJ: There’s a ballot measure to lower property taxes in Colorado — and a battle is taking shape.
Loren Furman, president and CEO of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, said her organization’s board has not yet taken a position on Proposition HH, nor discussed it as a group.
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The Gazette: Made in Colorado Springs: Space sensor manufacturer to ramp up production tenfold
The modest workshop for Greg Ames’ high-tech sensor business appears as a dot on the map of downtown Colorado Springs, a place where the storylines of celestial bodies and humanity’s workings intersect.
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Vail Daily: There is time to enter the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce wants big, small, and tiny manufacturers to enter their products in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest.
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5280: 7 New Laws That Went Into Effect This August Every Coloradan Should Know About
While most of us were doing our spring cleaning in May, state lawmakers were busy passing hundreds of bills under the Golden Dome—as usual, many of them in a frenzied sprint to the finish line.
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Steamboat Pilot: There is time to enter the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce wants big, small, and tiny manufacturers to enter their products in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest.
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Summit Daily: There is time to enter the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest
“The Coolest Thing contest presents an exceptional chance for manufacturers across Colorado’s diverse regions to put their best creations on display, and we encourage nominations of local products from the Roaring Fork Valley to compete for the title of Coolest Thing Made in Colorado,” said Colorado Chamber President and CEO Loren Furman.
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Local News Network Durango: “Coolest Thing Made in Colorado” competition
Durango School District 9-R goes back to school on August 22nd – get your students ready for school with check-ins and in-person or online registration. Animas Museum invites you to learn about the history of the Buffalo Soliders in the southwest, and nominate yourself or someone you know for the “Coolest Thing Made in Colorado” competition by the Colorado Chamber of Commerce. This story is sponsored by Happy Pappy’s Pizza & Wings and Sky Ute Casino
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Craig Press: There is time to enter the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce wants big, small, and tiny manufacturers to enter their products in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest.
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