Sam Klomhaus
Reporter at Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
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1 week ago |
gjsentinel.com | Sam Klomhaus
A Delta County man had his appeal denied by the Colorado Court of Appeals last week after the court ruled testimony from a witness in a civil trial was admissible as evidence in a later criminal trial that took place after the witness had died. Judge Steven Schultz presided over both trials. William Harmon was found guilty of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of stalking after a dispute with two people he had previously had a business relationship with.
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1 week ago |
gjsentinel.com | Sam Klomhaus
Editor’s note: The Sentinel interviewed all of winning City Council members about their priorities as they prepare to move into the council. Laurel Cole wants to focus on communication and collaboration during her time on City Council. Cole ran unopposed for the seat in District D vacated by Dennis Simpson, who chose not to run for reelection. In an interview last week, Cole said she hopes to get more general community members involved in city issues.
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1 week ago |
gjsentinel.com | Sam Klomhaus
Editor’s note: The Sentinel interviewed all of winning City Council members about their priorities as they prepare to move into the council. Newly elected Grand Junction City Council member Robert Ballard wants to address changes on Fourth and Fifth streets and be a voice for outlying Grand Junction neighborhoods during his time on council. “Day one is we’re definitely going to be addressing Fourth and Fifth street,” Ballard said during an interview last week.
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1 week ago |
gjsentinel.com | Sam Klomhaus
A very lucky Border Collie named Yogi was rescued from Colorado National Monument on March 31 after falling about 100 feet off a cliff. Mesa County Search and Rescue team member Emma Fox said the team got a call late morning for a dog that fell near Red Canyon Overlook on Colorado National Monument. “It pretty much escaped the vehicle and went straight over the edge,” Fox said. “It was kind of stressful getting that call-out.
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1 week ago |
gjsentinel.com | Sam Klomhaus
The final numbers from the April 8 municipal election were released Thursday when the Grand Junction City Council unanimously certified the results. Cody Kennedy, Ben Van Dyke, Robert Ballard and Laurel Cole won seats on City Council in the election, according to preliminary results. The city charter requires City Council to meet two days or fewer after an election to certify the results, according to City Clerk Selestina Sandoval.
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