Colorado Connector sales tax measure heads to November ballot, aiming to link Front Range cities by rail
What to know about Colorado Connector sales tax measure heads to November ballot, aiming to link Front Range cities by rail
DENVER — The Front Range Passenger Rail District's Board of Directors voted Friday to put a sales tax measure on the November ballot to fund the expansion of the Colorado Connector, known as CoCo, between Denver and southern Colorado.
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DENVER — The Front Range Passenger Rail District's Board of Directors voted Friday to put a sales tax measure on the November ballot to fund the expansion of the Colorado Connector, known as CoCo, between Denver and southern Colorado.
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