Colorado should pass Prop. 134 to protect girls’ teams
Colorado voters decide Proposition 134 on Nov. 3 as Dakota Ridge parents demand answers over girls cut from the volleyball roster.
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Colorado voters decide Proposition 134 on Nov. 3 as Dakota Ridge parents demand answers over girls cut from the volleyball roster.
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The probes opened on the third anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack; a designation could cost the groups state funds, contracts, tax benefits and other privileges.