Front Range voters will be asked to approve sales tax hike to pay for train between Fort Collins and Pueblo
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Voters in communities across the Front Range will be asked in November to approve a sales tax increase to pay for a passenger train route from Fort Collins to Pueblo, a service that backers say will reduce emissions and free people from wasted hours sitting…
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Voters in communities across the Front Range will be asked in November to approve a sales tax increase to pay for a passenger train route from Fort Collins to Pueblo, a service that backers say will reduce emissions and free people from wasted hours sitting…
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