Survey finds mood slipping among local employers
By DENNIS DARROW
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Pueblo employers expect to hire at an active pace during the third quarter, but their optimism is down from the past year, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.
One in 4 local companies (23%) said they expected to add workers between July and September; and none forecast any layoffs, according to the Man...
SEASON WITH REASON
Spices can have health benefits, cook says
By CATHY THOMAS
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS
Fresh mint and ginger are a flavorful team. They combine refreshing herbal crispness and a peppery-sweet edge. When you taste them atop cookbook author Nina Simonds’ alluring pan-roasted salmon, the last thing you may think of is their health-giving potential.
But in her latest cook...
A fine choice
EDITORIAL
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
GOV. BILL Owens has appointed Sen. Mark Hillman as the state’s interim treasurer to fill in while Mike Coffman serves a nine-month stint in Iraq with the Marine Corps. We like the governor’s choice.
Mr. Hillman was sworn in to his new post last week, and a Republican vacancy committee in the 12-county Senate District 1 was to name his replacement. Meanwhi...