Cemetery accountability bill gets initial nod from the House

Lucille Corsentino, with Concerned Citizens for Roselawn Cemetery, stands near a grave site at the Cemetery in Pueblo. She says the cemetery doesn't do enough to take care of deteriorationg issues such as gopher holes and sod in and around the tombstones. Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post

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But they are still Dead Jim.

I'm sure this will be remembered as one of the State's bigger accomplishments, this year.

I'm sure this is a problem - but I'm having a real hard time feeling enthusiastic.

After all - this is adding to state responsibilities (enforcement) - and not really addressing any of Colorado's significant financial issues.

bailey bud wrote: I'm sure this will be remembered as one of the State's bigger accomplishments, this year.

I'm sure this is a problem - but I'm having a real hard time feeling enthusiastic.

After all - this is adding to state responsibilities (enforcement) - and not really addressing any of Colorado's significant financial issues.

I am with you on this one BB.