Proposed changes to rules that protect historic sites ignite pushback in Colorado
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Rebecca Goodwin was teaching a training session a few weeks ago at a conference for the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions in Minneapolis when she heard the news: Proposed revisions to federal rules designed to protect historic sites from…
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What happened
Rebecca Goodwin was teaching a training session a few weeks ago at a conference for the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions in Minneapolis when she heard the news: Proposed revisions to federal rules designed to protect historic sites from…
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