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Over 2,000 people gathered at Temple Emanuel in Denver on Monday night to mourn the deaths of Israeli civilians over the weekend during a deadly attack by a militant group.
“These last three days have been incredibly difficult for all of us that have a love for Israel and a love for humanity. The barbaric, horrible attack by the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has simply been devastating for us,” Scott Levin, the Mountain States regional director for the Anti-Defamation League, told the crowd.
Lafayette, CO — Congressman Joe Neguse issued a statement following the horrific assault against Israel by Hamas terrorists:
Sheryl Buchman and Erica Solove, whose homes were destroyed in the Marshall Fire, both discovered they were underinsured as they started to rebuild in Superior’s Sagamore neighborhood.
But neither ended up applying for low-interest disaster loans from the Small Business Administration to help make up the difference, saying the process was too cumbersome at a time they were already overwhelmed.
“We just didn’t have it in us to fight another battle,” Solove said.
U.S. House Minority Whip Katherine Clark joined U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse in Superior on Friday to tour Marshall Fire rebuilding efforts with affected residents.
The Dec. 30, 2021, wildfire was the most destructive in Colorado history. It destroyed more than 1,000 homes, burned over 6,000 acres, caused more than $2 billion in property damage and killed two people.
Washington, D.C. — Co-Chairs of the Bipartisan Colorado River Caucus, Representatives Joe Neguse (D-CO) and Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ), introduced a legislative package to address water scarcity across the West. The bills included will extend the authorization of emergency drought relief and increase water measurement and monitoring technologies.
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Washington, D.C. — Congressman Joe Neguse recently joined Representative Mike Flood (R-NE) in introducing the bipartisan Precision Agriculture Workforce Training and Development Act. The bill supports the establishment of a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) pilot program that invests in precision agriculture workforce development opportunities for high school or college students.
Federal firefighters face steep pay cuts over the next month as a 2021 salary increase expires Sept. 30 and lawmakers from both parties scramble to prevent a mass exodus from the rank-and-file.
WASHINGTON — Colorado’s eight U.S. House members and two U.S. senators spend most of their time in Washington working more than 1,600 miles away from the nearly 6 million people they represent.
So what are they up to?