What do you think about getting rid of Daylight Savings Time? Reporter Cassie Knust recently posted on NABUR about her interview with District 3 candidate Scott Yates. Scott is a former Republican running on a Democrat ticket, but considers himself a centrist with conservative values (free people, rule of law and a free market). Overall, he hopes to tackle nonpartisan issues that impact every Coloradan.
But one of his top priorities? Eliminating Daylight Savings Time. Lots of other NABUR members had some positive thoughts about this approach:
Michael K. said, "I always said I would vote for anybody who says they will eliminate Daylight Savings Time."
Chris K. said, "I work in Arizona in winter - when the time change happens, I love not having my sleep disrupted."
Aleta L. said ... read more.
Have you listened to our interview with MHS on the mascot swap? For our podcast and interview series Mo-Town Knows, reporter Anna Lynn Winfrey spoke with principal Jim Barnhill and teacher Renae Manuel.
During the latter half of the interview, Barnhill divulged some information about how the change will unfold, including ... read more.
Do you know where to get cheap gas in Montrose? While the statewide average hovers around $3.37/gallon according to Triple-A, Montrose County has some of the lowest prices in the state. Two stations — the Maverick and the Sinclair — are pumping gas for just under $3/gallon.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis urged Congress last week to suspend the federal gas, and in the past few months he's been working to try to temporarily suspend a gas tax hike in Colorado.
What do you think about our access to cheaper gas in Montrose, for now? Do you think the gas taxes should be suspended? Reply on NABUR.
What do you hope gets done with Colorado's cut of the opioid settlement? Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has announced the final approval of the $26 billion opioid agreement with Cardinal, McKesson, AmerisourceBergen and Johnson & Johnson.
Money will start to become available to state and local governments this summer or early fall. Colorado will receive $385 million. Many of the funds from the settlements will be used for... read more.
That's all for today! Thanks for reading and as always, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to email me at seanf@montrosepress.com.
- Sean Flannelly, Journalist Community Manager
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