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Congratulations To

Stewart Title

...Business Of The Week

314 Main St. .23.................. ..... ............... 970-522-5900

The Logan County Chamber of Commerce named Stewart Title Company as the Business of the Week and presented the honor to Jennifer Kincaid, Sr. Administrative Assistant of Operations Denver Metro Division; Gina Cruz, North Area Manager;Linda Dillenburg, Senior Title Examiner; Cassandra Maestas, Escrow Officer; Amanda Thompson, Escrow Assistant and Don Booher, Division President of Operations Denver Metro Division.

,,,,Marco Stewart founded Stewart Title in Galveston, Texas in 1893. Stewart Title was established to offer title insurance policies and escrow services. Stewart Title is now a publicly traded company.

,,,,Stewart Title has expanded to over 80 countries including multiple locations in Colorado. It employs more than 6,300 employees. In 1969 the Sterling office location opened originally as Platte Valley Title and Mortgage Company. Stewart Title purchased the company and the location in 2000.

,,,,In 2014 Stewart Title was recognized by Forbes as one of the most Trustworthy Financial Companies in the U.S. It was number 4 on the 2007 Fortune magazine’s “America’s Most Admired Companies” in mortgage services.

,,,,Stewart Title specializes in title insurance and related services required for settlement by the real

estate and mortgage industries, provided by our family of companies and high-quality network of Stewart

policy-issuing offices.

,,,,Stewart Titles continued growth allows them to continue innovating and investing in key initiatives which propel them forward in the real estate space.

,,,,Stewart Title is located at 314 Main St. in Sterling, CO. They can be reached at 970- 522-5900,

fax the company at 970-522-1645 and on the web at stewart.com/en/markets/denver/offices/sterling.html.

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....Business Of The Week

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More Cuts To Pollution Bill

A bill aimed at cutting air pollution, pared down once already to make it through a key committee, went through a second round of significant cutbacks in recent days to reduce its costs but still faces strenuous opposition from the business and oil-and-gas communities.House Bill 1294, first proposed by sponsoring Democratic Reps. Jennifer Bacon of Denver and Jenny Willford of Northglenn to boost permitting regulation for any business emitting pollutants, had most of its restrictions bumped back to a study on April 20. It continued to require more investigation of citizen complaints by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and set in motion rulemakings for several new regulations, however, leading business groups and several memb.rs of Gov. Jared Polis’ administration to call it infeasible. .... ......………Opposition Remains

Affordable Housing Bill Fails

  A Colorado Senate committee killed what arguably was the most controversial bill among this year’s sprawling array of housing measures — a proposal that would have allowed local governments to implement rent-control and rent-stabilization measures.Passed by the House on a largely partisan 40-24 vote in late February, House Bill 1115 faced a long road in the more centrist Senate, where it sat for more than a month before getting a committee assignment. The Senate Local Government and Housing Committee decided on a 4-3 vote that it was not the right solution to the affordability crisis in Colorado, where reports have estimated the state needs more than 117,000 new units to meet needs and where one-quarter of the state’s residents put 30% or more of their income to housing.

Controversial Bill

Workers Comp Off The Table

A long-circulated bill that sought major changes to how workers’ compensation benefits are calculated for those suffering permanent partial disabilities on the job will not be introduced during this legis-lative session, one of its sponsors told the Colorado Chamber of Commerce.Rep. Andy Boesenecker, D-Fort Collins, confirmed his intention to hold off on the bill in 2023 with Meghan Dollar, the chaber’s senior vice president of governmental relations. Boese- necker and bill backers had negotiated with business organizations and leading Colorado workers’ comp insurance provider Pinnacol Assurance over the past few months, seeking to see if there was a way to find consensus before the May 8 adjournment of the legislative session.

.g.............................……. ,,,,,,,,,.Not This Year

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Expand Legal Immigration

  The U.S. Chamber of Commerce - together with over 430 business associations from all 50 states - launched the LIBERTY Campaign to secure our borders and update our broken legal immigration system. The campaign kicked off with a letter to members of Congress, calling on elected officials to address the crisis at our border and the immigration-related critical workforce shortage before year’s end. Here’s a look at how the LIBERTY Campaign plans to fix America’s broken immigration system: 

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CFPB Proposal Is Punishing

 Americans benefit from a wide variety of credit cards from numerous financial services providers that let them find one that best suits their needs. For their part, consumers understand the requirement to pay their credit card bills on time. According to a recent poll 99% believe it is important to pay their credit card bill on time, with 82% making all their payments on time. Additionally, 96% know that not paying their bill on time can decrease their credit score, while 74% know that their bank charges a fee for late payments. And, by a 21-point margin, poll respondents believe that a decrease in credit card late fees will result in more people making late payments.

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"Bolstering The Alliance"

Under the banner “Bolstering the Alliance: Economic Security, Tec-nology, and Innovation,” the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s U.S.-Korea Business Council hosted Yoon Suk Yeol, President of the Republic of Korea, Gina Raimondo, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Lee Chang-Yang, Korea's Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy, and other top public and private sector leaders from the U.S. and Korea to discuss ways to deepen the bilateral economic and trade relationship. In high-level meetings co-hosted by the Federation of Korean Industries, the U.S. Chamber’s Korean counterpart organization, participants examined how the U.S. and Korean governments and business communities can advance collaboration in key areas including climate resilience, energy security, critical and emerging technologies, digital transformation, and semiconductor security. 

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Sterling Creatives

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Barb’s Main Street Gifts

United In Orange

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Logan County Heritage Center

Prairie School Registration….… Overland Trail Museum

.Logan County Fair.

Spring Concert …………………………Master Chorale

LCHS Eyes Local Architecture

Members of the Logan County Historical Society will meet on May 8, at 7 p.m. at Christ United Methodist Church. The program will feature Neil Murrin. Neil is the son of Robert Murrin, a prominent architect in Sterling in the 1950's and 1960's. During that time Robert designed many of the most familiar buildings in Sterling: many of the most familiar buildings in Sterling: churches, schools, NJC, municipal and county buildings, houses, and at least 1 restaurant. Neil has multiple numbers of photos of his dad's work. His program will reveal a wonderful time in Logan County's history in mid-20th Century. 

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