By James Garrett Community resident Clifford Lucero today announced his candidacy for Archuleta County Commissioner, running in the election to be held this fall. Lucero, age 56, of the Twin Creeks neighborhood in District 1, will run for Commissioner in November as an Independent. Lucero has previously served the citizens of Archuleta County in numerous READ MORE
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