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
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4 days ago |
summitdaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez |Nate Peterson
Gov. Jared Polis stopped in Glenwood Springs and Edwards on Friday as part of his statewide bill-signing tour to enact laws that will impact residents on Colorado’s Western Slope. In front of the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority’s new housing project in Glenwood Springs, Polis signed a bill aimed at helping lower employee housing costs for transportation organizations.
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1 week ago |
vaildaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez |Nate Peterson
Gov. Jared Polis stopped in Glenwood Springs and Edwards on Friday as part of his statewide bill-signing tour to enact laws that will impact residents on Colorado’s Western Slope. In front of the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority’s new housing project in Glenwood Springs, Polis signed a bill aimed at helping lower employee housing costs for transportation organizations.
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1 week ago |
summitdaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Clientes en tiendas Kroger como City Market y King Soopers — que operan aproximadamente 150 locales en 36 ciudades de Colorado — han estado pagando el precio completo por artículos etiquetados como con descuento, según una investigación de Reporte al Consumidor (Consumer Reports). El informe, elaborado por Consumer Reports en colaboración con The Guardian y Food & Environment Reporting Network, se originó a partir de una denuncia de empleados de Kroger en Colorado.
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1 week ago |
skyhinews.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
A decades-old law requiring immigrants to register with the U.S. federal government is suddenly getting stricter enforcement, and Coloradans have questions about who it impacts and what it means for their travel. The new Alien Registration Requirement, which originated with the Alien Registration Act of 1940 during World War II, went into effect on April 11 and requires undocumented immigrants to register their personal information and fingerprints with the Department of Homeland Security.
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1 week ago |
skyhinews.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Colorado is taking a break from its climbing unemployment rate thanks to steady figures over the last month, though an increase in new jobs could indicate recovering job growth rates. Colorado’s 4.8% unemployment rate remained unchanged from March to April, sitting above the national unemployment rate of 4.2%. The state’s 4.8% rate marks the highest Colorado has seen since September 2021.
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