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hlthe2b

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3. Northern Front Range is pricey. Greeley less so, but hyperconservative and conservatives decimated

Reply to Bristlecone (Reply #2)

Thu Mar 20, 2025, 06:22 AM

Mar 20

public health during COVID-19 to some considerable detriment—likewise some intense MAGA social intolerance. Windsor is up-and-coming and nice, but prices are increasing given its proximity to Fort Collins. And don't forget that is where Lauren Boebert chose to move after her embarrassment and divorce. Sorry Folks but all those Northern Front Range areas east of Fort Collins, Boulder, Denver are pretty much her new District 4.

So, there are positives, but there are definitely negatives to some of these areas.

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tell me about pueblo [View all] moonshinegnomie Mar 19 OP

Pueblo is less expensive than Denver and Colorado Springs, which is only niyad Mar 19 #1

Pueblo has some nice areas, but some really not so nice. Bristlecone Mar 20 #2

Northern Front Range is pricey. Greeley less so, but hyperconservative and conservatives decimated hlthe2b Mar 20 #3

Fountain is basically a suburb of Colorado Springs, although my friends niyad Mar 20 #4

Pueblo dweller for 25 years leftwingnut1 May 11 #5