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To whom it may concern:
I was really excited to see that the ASC Chamber Choir had made the front page of this week’s issue. However, when I attempted to find it online (to share it with my family) I noticed that it was never published. This is kind of upsetting. Why was it not published online? Please respond.
Sincerely,
Eliot
We are sorry about the unpublished article from last week’s issue of The Paw Print. Due to some technical difficulties, the article was unavailable at the time of posting. We are working on solving the issue to hopefully have the articles up soon. Please continue to follow and support The Paw Print Online. Thank you.
Upon further investigation of this issue, it has come to my attention that there was no article about the Chamber Choir attending the CMEA. The caption on the front of the paper was referring to the photo spread located in the print version of The Paw Print.
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Please join in on a community discussion by attending the ASC Community
Partnerships’ “Talk Straight to Adams State” event entitled: “Oil and Gas
Drilling: A Winning Proposition or A Risk We Can’t Afford to Take?”
This free and open to the public forum will take place at ASC Theatre
(Main Street in Alamosa, Colorado)
Key note speakers include Lance Astrella, Travis Yee, and Gilbert Armenta
will start at 1pm with a panel discussion following, allowing for audience
interaction.
The free and open to the public, event will include music by Wildwood
Sounds. Key note speakers will join other panel members, from a variety of
perspectives, including Christine Canaly, San Luis Valley Ecosystem
Council director; Gopa Ross, La Veta property owner, and Sierra Club
director; Dr. Ed Lyell, Adams State professor of finance and economics and
Heloise Lynn, PhD in Geophysics, Pete McGee, Ph.D, GIS, GPS Authority.
Come early, doors open at noon, Keynotes start 1:00 PM, panel discussion
at around 3:00PM.
Bring your questions, here is your chance to learn all about the Oil and
Gas industry in San Luis Valley.
For more information contact ASC Community Partnerships at 719-587-8209.
Hi there! I’m a student from Western State College of Colorado and this year for our Spring Fest we are bringing Reel Big Fish along with a few other bands to our college campus. We would like to invite anyone in your area and college students. We would like to place an ad in your newspaper and possibly through your local radio station. If you could get back in contact with us so we can arrange the details that would be great! My number is 303-885-6390, or email will work also. Thanks we look forward to hearing from you soon!
Every one should check out Stars Go Dim on Dec 15 at your school, 9 pm!
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I would like to submit the new name for the Southern Coloradan as “The A-Stater.”
Thanks, jim
Thanks Jim.
However, submissions need to be submitted to southcoloradannews@gmail.com to be considered for the cash prize.