OK, maybe it was cool back in the '70s to be high at work, but that doesn't seem to be a good idea these days.
Or is it?
Now that medical marijuana is legal by state law in Colorado, employers are now facing whether or not it is cool (or legal) to have their employees come to work high.
Why NOT? is our answer. I'd rather have a happy, high co-worker than a grumpy ol' alcoholic hungover one any day of the week. High people are fun! High people laugh a lot!
Your Letters
I-70 trash cleanup planned for April 3
My husband and I were driving on I-70 the other day and were disgusted by the amount of trash all over I-70 medians.
To those of you who use I-70 and throw trash out your windows, you are truly disrespectful, what gives you the right to use I-70 and our county roads as a dump?
I know everyone reading this has seen the disgust firsthand. My husband and I have come up with an idea that hopefully we will get a lot of support for. We have set...
Sports Briefs
SOCCER: Soccer referee re-certification clinic is Saturday in Glenwood
The Glenwood Springs Soccer Club will host a soccer recertification clinic for Grade 8 and 9 referees on Saturday. The clinic will be held at Glenwood Springs High School from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. and the fee is $53.
Contact Nancy Colia at 945-6091 to reserve a spot.
RUNNING: Sequoia Glen 5K Run/Walk
The 11th annual Sequoia Glen 5K Run/Walk is slated for Saturday at 3 p.m. The race starts and finishes at the base of Mitchell Creek Road in West Glenwood Springs.