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Emilee Minor, Staff Writer
February 25, 2021 • No Comments
It is no secret that Covid-19 has put a strain on small businesses, but for one small pet supply store, they are more than happy to still be open and helping their customers. Junior,...
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Would you rather?
- Carve a pumpkin to ward your home from spirits (67%, 2 Votes)
- Wear a mask to scare off spirits (33%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 3

Katie Resendez, Student Writer
February 11, 2021 • No Comments
By: Katie Resendez High school Season D sports are...
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In Colorado you can vote in person or through a mail-in ballot. The mail-in ballot can be mailed back with the vote or dropped in a box. A former Ralston Valley Student, now in college, says that mailing in her ballot is the easiest and most convenient way to vote and is how she will cast her vote this election.
The 2020 election has been very controversial and is arguably one of the most important elections to date. Therefore it is no surprise that thousands of young people are actively participating in politics this year leading up to November 3.
Many young voters get their information about the debates from Social Media, which can be very biased at times.
he 2020 election is a pivotal moment in history, especially for young voters. For some this is their first presidential election and a chance for their voice to be heard. The young voters we interviewed want to urge other young people to vote and to become educated on who they want in office. This election no longer just affects older people, but young people as well.