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1. What's happening with house prices in Greeley in 2026? (gjsentinel.com) — Greeley’s 2026 home prices are slightly down from last year, with a January–March median of about $489,500, yet still higher than in 2022. The piece compares several years of local sale prices to national trends, helping residents gauge whether it’s a good time to buy or sell in today’s slower market.
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2. $127M short of Catalyst's overall cost, Greeley City Council preps for what's next (greeleytribune.com) — Greeley’s Catalyst entertainment district is now projected to cost nearly $960 million, leaving the city about $127 million short and forcing leaders to weigh next steps. City staff and council members are wrestling with bond capacity limits, fallout from February’s zoning repeal vote, and how to better explain this complex project to everyday residents.
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3. Deep freeze wipes out peach crops on Colorado's Western Slope (greeleytribune.com) — Fruit lovers in Greeley may see fewer Colorado peaches this year after a deep freeze wiped out entire crops on the Western Slope, including Hotchkiss-based Ela Family Farms. The same weather pattern that brought record heat to Greeley followed an unusually warm winter, leaving blossoms vulnerable and prompting farmers to run giant wind fans all night in a losing battle to save their fruit.
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4. What's Going on at the Unmarked ICE Office in Greeley That Has ‘Holding Cells' for Detainees (coloradotimesrecorder.com) — An unmarked Homeland Security Investigations suboffice near Aims Community College in west Greeley has holding cells that ICE says are for short-term detainees, but activists worry about secretive, longer-term use. Local organizers are pressing for transparency, while federal officials and Greeley’s mayor have yet to answer key questions about who is held there and how often.
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