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Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary Invites the Public to Its First-Ever Farmed Animal Enrichment Day
Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary will host an inspiring and educational Farmed Animal Enrichment Day on August 27, 2022.
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West Slope water managers ask: What authority do the feds have? Projects with Reclamation ties could be at risk.
As the deadline approaches for the seven Colorado River basin states to come up with a plan to conserve water, some Colorado water managers are asking what authority the federal government has in the upper basin and which water projects…
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Older Women Voters Projected to Decide Balance of Power
Women voters age 50 and older, a powerful demographic historically in elections, have not yet decided which candidates to support, according to recent bipartisan polling commissioned by AARP.
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Meet the Texas professor on the cutting edge of astrophysics
A University of Texas San Antonio professor helped capture the first image of a black hole at the center of our galaxy.
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Creative Nations Sacred Space and Native Artists Exhibition to Open at the Dairy Arts Center
The Dairy Arts Center is happy to announce the opening of the Creative Nations Sacred Space–a permanent, dedicated space for Indigenous artists at the Dairy Arts Center–on Friday, September 16th from 6 PM to 8 PM.
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Independent monitor lauds cooperation, criticizes Aurora Police force review board in first report
“We have not seen the degree of self critical analysis that we believe is so important to the process,” the monitor wrote of the department’s Force Review Board. “In addition, it appears that the history of individual officers involved in…
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How one rural school district is tackling the in-school therapist shortage
School districts across the country are grappling with a shortage of in-school therapist right when children need them most. A rural school district found a way to get more into schools.
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Schools are testing out year-round calendar, but benefits not guaranteed
School districts are trying to mitigate students pandemic-related learning loss by switching to year-round calendars. But experts remain wary.
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Big Oil Keeping Prices High as Crude Prices Drop
New analysis of the spot price of oil, a point-in-time price of crude that impacts global retail pricing, shows that oil and gas companies are keeping prices high at the pump as they generate record profits. Comments from Jordan Schreiber,…
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Eric Vitcenda Jumped In to Bring Swim Across America to Denver and Is Now Making Bigger Waves in the Fight Against Cancer
Swimmers and volunteers in the Denver area will be making a big splash on Sunday, August 21, at the 5th annual Swim Across America Denver open water swim. This swim raises funds for cancer research with the swim’s local Denver beneficiary the Center…
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