Sherrie Peif is an investigative reporter at Greeley Tribune. She specializes in covering politics and policy across Colorado, drawing on her extensive experience as an award-winning journalist. Sherrie's work has been featured in COMPLETE COLORADO and Complete Colorado, showcasing her commitment to in-depth reporting in the region.
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Sherrie Peif's reporting predominantly focuses on local legal policy and government announcements, with an emphasis on Colorado politics, taxation, urban renewal, elections, and legislation. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in sources who can provide insights into the local political landscape in Colorado and those involved in legislative processes or urban development.
Her articles indicate a particular interest in controversies surrounding tax policies, urban renewal projects, as well as election-related matters. Therefore, individuals with expertise or involvement in these areas would be valuable sources for her coverage.
Considering Sherrie’s geographic focus on Colorado politics and Denver specifically; experts with first-hand experience in local governance issues within the state will likely resonate best with her reporting needs.
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By: Sherrie Peif
Scheppleman previously announced her intent to run against Hurd, immediately earning Trump’s endorsement.
Wadhams said he has never understood how Democrats bought into the idea that boys should compete in girls' sports in the first place, adding if he were consulting on a campaign, he would make sure his candidate embraced endorsing all three initiatives.
By: Sherrie Peif
While the bill claims the money would go back to kids via after school program financing, there is no guarantee. The fact there is no enterprise fund attached funnels all money collected into the state's General Fund, which can be used for anything deemed necessary by the legislature.
By: Sherrie Peif
The measure takes particular aim at Transportation Network Companies (TNCs), such as Uber and Lyft.
By: Sherrie Peif
The methane rule is projected in some cases to more than double the cost of dumping at public landfills.
By: Sherrie Peif
An letter concerning Colorado's 'deteriorating' business environment was both sent to and signed by Polis.
By: Sherrie Peif
The 'right to know' amendment was intended to go to voters in November had the board agreed to move it to the next step.
By: Sherrie Peif
Democrats have introduced a bill kneecapping a road funding initiative planned to go before Colorado voters.
By: Sherrie Peif
Rep. Ryan Gonzalez is happy the Senate sponsor was able to get rid of most unwelcome changes made to the bill.
By: Sherrie Peif
Even the money that actually does make it to school districts is complicated and vague.
