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Duck Creek Wins Third Consecutive XCelent Award in Celent’s Claims Systems Vendors Report

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By Dennis Dougherty
| duckcreek.com
Company earns two XCelent Awards for advanced technology and breadth of functionality, in addition to earning the highest-level rating from Celent’s 2026 Report BOSTON — September 9, 2026 — Duck Creek, the intelligent core of insurance, has earned several significant distinctions in Celent’s recent Claims Systems Vendors: North America P&C Insurance, 2026 report.
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To protect Colorado families, Congress must protect clean energy credits

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By Dennis Dougherty, Daniel Mondragón, Les Thompson, Zack Esquibel
| Durango Herald Verified
Costs are high everywhere these days, and skyrocketing energy bills are throwing a wrench in the finances of too many families in Colorado. We’re caught in the crosshairs of economic breakdown and uncertainty, and it is more crucial than ever to lower energy costs and provide good-paying jobs for Coloradans. The good news is there’s a clear path forward to bring down energy costs. And, it should create high-quality union jobs for Coloradans and clean up our air and water quality at the same time.
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Labor unions are leading the way to a clean energy future in Colorado

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By Jason Wardrip, Dennis Dougherty, Daniel Mondragón
| Chicago Star Media Verified
A row of wind turbines are part of the 60-megawatt Busch Ranch II wind project east of Walsenburg. (Mike Sweeney, special to Colorado Newsline) The climate crisis is hurting working people first and worst.
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