Andrea Teres-Martinez
Regional Reporter at Post Independent
Regional Reporter at Summit Daily News
Regional Reporter at The Aspen Times
Regional reporter for Colorado mountain newspapers including @SummitDailyNews @VailDaily @TheAspenTimes & more | Former publishing intern @wsj @djnf
Articles
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4 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
New booking data shows consumers are hesitating to commit to Western mountain locations for their summer vacations — a consequence of ever-changing economic and political dynamics and rising daily rates compared to this time last year.
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5 days ago |
skyhinews.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Most Colorado homeowners will have to pay higher property taxes in 2026, regardless of whether they saw any changes in their property value, according to a 2024 report from the Common Sense Institute of Colorado. Several special legislative sessions and ballot measures have been created since 2021 to address spiking tax values after the pandemic, especially since the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment in 2020.
Wage theft crackdown bill is now law, but debate over how it may affect smaller employers is ongoing
5 days ago |
skyhinews.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
One of the bills to emerge from Colorado’s eventful legislative session was House Bill 25-1001, which strengthened worker protections against wage theft and enforced overtime laws. While several groups support the bill’s goal, others are concerned about the impact of stricter penalties on small businesses. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed House Bill 25-1001 into law in mid-May after vetoing a different wage theft bill in 2024 that focused specifically on the construction sector.
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1 week ago |
vaildaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Most Colorado homeowners will have to pay higher property taxes in 2026, regardless of whether they saw any changes in their property value, according to a 2024 report from the Common Sense Institute of Colorado. Several special legislative sessions and ballot measures have been created since 2021 to address spiking tax values after the pandemic, especially since the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment in 2020.
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1 week ago |
aspentimes.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Some Western Slope school districts could soon be installing new and improved security cameras, emergency systems, roofing and other necessities thanks to newly awarded grant funding. The Colorado State Board of Education approved $179 in Building Excellent Schools Today grants during its June 11 meeting to help fund construction projects across 12 Colorado school districts, including several on the Western Slope.
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