
January 13, 2010
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet
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US Sen. Michael Bennet to host town hall in Steamboat Springs on Friday
The Democratic senator from Colorado is expected to talk with residents about a wide range of issues, including the Farm Bill, forest health and the upcoming wildfire season.
Colorado's US senators want Yampa Valley Regional Airport scanning machine replaced
Colorado’s two U.S. senators have sent a letter to the Transportation Security Administration asking for full-body scanning machines to be replaced quickly at Colorado’s regional airports.
Sen. Bennet stops in Hayden on Friday night
Senator to host listening session with farmers and ranchers about next version of US Farm Bill
As he prepares to help shape the next version of the federal Farm Bill, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet will be in Hayden on Friday night to meet with ranchers and farmers.
Michael Bennet: Keeping a promise
For the past 20 months, I have traveled 30,000 miles across the state. I’ve met with Coloradans in blue parts of our state and red parts of our state to hear their thoughts and their ideas on how we can build a brighter future for our kids and our grandkids.
Election Guide: Buck faces Bennet in US Senate race
Incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet faces Republican Ken Buck in U.S. Senate race.
Buck, Bennet win Senate primaries
Norton, Romanoff out of running for Senate position
Colorado Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet successfully fended off a fierce primary challenge Tuesday, defeating rival Andrew Romanoff, who waged a relentless anti-establishment campaign. Weld County prosecutor Ken Buck, a tea party favorite, defeated former Lt. Gov. Jane Norton in the Republican primary.
Romanoff questions Bennet's campaign contributions in Steamboat visit
Democratic Senate candidate points out oil, gas contributions to opponent
The Democratic candidate for Senate criticized the campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry to his primary opponent, Michael Bennet.
Business File: Chamber’s Brewing up Business event Tuesday
The Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association presents Brewing up Business, a coffee-fueled business networking event, at 8 a.m. Tuesday at City Café in Centennial Hall on 10th Street. Participants will have a chance to give a 30-second introduction and meet other members of the local business community. The $5 cost includes coffee and a pastry. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, e-mail RSVP@steam boatchamber.com or call 970-875-7000.
Senators step up for Sundance post office
Udall, Bennet ask postmaster general to keep branch fully open
U.S. Sens. Mark Udall and Michael Bennet have asked U.S. Postmaster General John Potter to keep Steamboat’s Sundance post office branch fully open until a new, consolidated post office is complete. The senators announced their support for continued retail and postal box services at the Sundance at Fish Creek branch in a letter to Potter released this morning.

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