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This Heller family photo was taken at the William Heller home around 1905-1906. Pictured from left, front row, are Maple Austin (Smith), Merle Woodhams (Deckert), Orville Woodhams, Katie Austin, Leo Austin, Clifford Woodhams, Earl Woodhams and Cynthia Woodhams (Bennett); middle row, George Utesler, William Woodhams, William Heller, Peter Heller, Fred Woodhams and Roy Heller; and back row, Ethel (Heller) Utesler, Hattie (Heller) Woodhams, Virginia Heller, Rebecca (Heller) Austin, Ida (Heller) Woodhams and Clara Heller (Bailey). The Hellers moved to Colorado in 1887, locating a couple miles northeast of Holyoke before the establishment of the town. They made a couple more moves before settling on a homestead 11 miles northwest of Holyoke. — Source: Phillips County Museum

Peekin' into the Past

Five Years Ago
March 26, 2015

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Keeping toilet paper, hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies on the shelves has been a challenge for retailers nationwide. Holyoke Marketplace is no exception, as people stock up on items they may need if they end up quarantined. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

Colorado restaurants ordered to close for 30 days to lower COVID-19 risk

Slowing the spread of coronavirus remains a priority for officials on federal, state and local levels as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve.

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Legislative session interrupted by COVID-19

The Colorado General Assembly, after a wild week of news conferences and concerns over the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, aka COVID-19, has closed its doors for the next two weeks to protect pu