Revenue projections spell bad news for Joint Budget Committee
While the General Assembly paused the session for two weeks, due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, lawmakers are still working behind the scenes.
Ag & Business
Times assigned to claim unemployment
Because of the high volume of unemployment claims prompted by the coronavirus, Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has a request: “Help us help you and our greater community.”
Inside each entrance to Melissa Memorial Hospital is a triage station set up Monday to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. Anyone who enters the facility will be greeted by a masked employee stationed there for screenings. Their temperature will be taken and 12 questions asked to determine their risk. Temporary visitor restrictions are also in place. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
MMH initiates temporary visitor restrictions
Melissa Memorial Hospital has announced multiple persons under investigation for the coronavirus (COVID-19), which means they have triggered a screening that meets the criteria for a possible case
As part of the State Opioid Response Grant, Front Range Clinic’s mobile unit will be parked at Melissa Memorial Hospital in Holyoke every Wednesday from noon-2 p.m. for medication assisted treatment for addictions. Pictured from left are nurse Christi Couron and counselor Nicky McLean. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Road to recovery
“Recovery is a journey. You just have to start.”
Holyoke FBLA members are pictured at Rural AmeriTowne in Wray during last year’s event. Emily Jelden, Shianne Willmon and Josie Herman are continuing the project for a second year.
5th graders get business experience
For one day, fifth graders get the chance to step into an adult’s shoes — run a business, make a budget, write checks, spend money locally and make sure a town government is running smoothly.