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Fun on the Farm
On July 9, over 400 people gathered at Luvin Arms Sanctuary in Erie for the first Luvin Arms Compassion Carnival. I went, because I love the Sanctuary and an old fashioned carnival sounded great.
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Requirements of Federal Law and City Code with reference to construction of Campus Drive
"This correspondence is related to Federal Law and our City Code pertaining to construction of Campus Drive over a section of Goodhue Ditch."
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District Attorney Expands Successful Mental Health Diversion Program
Boulder County launched the state’s first pre-file Mental Health Diversion Program (MHDP) through the cooperative efforts of the District Attorney’s Office, the Sheriff’s Office, and Community Justice Services
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10 YEARS: A decade of Colorado gun control legislation, pushback and hesitation
John Hickenlooper, then the governor of Colorado, arrived in Aurora the morning of July 20, 2012, to review the scene of the theater shooting where 12 people had been murdered hours earlier.
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10 YEARS — ‘It stays with you’: Aurora police chief looks back at response to theater shooting
On the evening of July 19, 2012, Aurora’s Police Chief, Dan Oates, returned home to get some rest after a hockey game. Twenty minutes later, not long after midnight, he was woken up by a phone call from his deputy…
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Danceportation: Just the Ticket to a Joyful Trip
Memorial Day Weekend is traditionally when masses of Americans come out of their winter shells and start stretching toward the sun and other activities to get their blood pumping. This year, we are “especially hungry,” in the words of Erin…
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EPA Sued for OK’ing Colorado Smog-Reduction Plan with Fracking Loophole
The Center for Biological Diversity has filed a lawsuit aimed at forcing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reject Colorado's plan to bring down air pollution to safe levels because of a loophole allowing oil and gas operators to pollute…
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Asylum: A Book By Nina Shope That Gives the Hysteric a Voice
Asylum is Shope’s first full-length novel, but it is far from her first published piece of literature. Shope has short pieces published in several journals in addition to her first larger work, Hangings, which is a collection of three novellas.
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Chasing Progress: Poverty Gap for Black and Latino Senior Citizens Grew Over Last Decade
Denver VOICE examined Denver’s poverty rate for Black and Latino seniors as part of Chasing Progress, a Colorado News Collaborative project on social, economic, and health equity among Black and Latino Coloradans. The project analyzed the Census Bureau's 5-year American…
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State says 20,559 ‘invalid’ COVID-19 vaccines account for fraction of total administered
Nearly 11 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered in Colorado since late 2020. Of those, the state health department says 20,559 have been determined to be “invalid.”
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