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Scene Stealers | September 2022
As we move into fall, French Davis lists six events to help you continue going out to some incredible events, whether it's plays, concerts, or exhibitions.
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Crafted Cocktails: Local spirits that are sure to delight | Indulgence Issue 2022
It’s hot out. You just finished hiking that fourteener, or maybe you’re sitting at home in front of the air conditioning unit. Either way, you need to get a cold drink in your hands as soon as possible. From intergalactic…
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Halloween Directory 2022
Don't be scared. We've gathered information on upcoming Halloween events and locations that you, your family, and your friends will find are worth checking out!
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Double Trouble: Six Best Appetizers and Six Best Desserts in BoCo | Indulgence Issue 2022
Over the past month, I’ve tried some of the best food I’ve had in my life, and I can’t wait to share it all with you so you’ll never be out of ideas for where to go. Starting with savory…
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New Maps Expose Methane ‘Super-Emitter’ Sites
Super-emitters are responsible for nearly 40% of methane emissions in five U.S. oil and gas production basins, according to a new study by Carbon Mapper, University of Arizona, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Arizona State University and Environmental Defense Fund. Comments…
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Tribal breakthrough? Four states, six tribes announce first formal talks on Colorado River negotiating authority
Colorado and three other Upper Colorado River Basin states have, for the first time in history, embarked on a series of formal meetings to find a way to negotiate jointly with some of the largest owners of Colorado River water…
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Ending School Lunchline Shaming on Colorado’s November Ballot
Colorado voters will decide if the state’s top 3% of earners, those who bring home more than $300,000 a year, should contribute to a program that would make healthy school meals available to all Colorado students. Comments from Karla Gonzales…
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Bidding wars and price hikes: Are New York renting realities coming to Denver?
Steph Slaughter and Chris Byard spent countless hours and money applying for dozens of rental properties in Denver this summer as the rental market tightened.
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A break before a breakdown: Denver student hopes wellness room soothes youth mental health crisis
Kate Pitones, 15, leaned on her brother for support through the isolating part of the pandemic. As she returns to school this year, she is working on a project to help all students maintain mental well-being.
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CO Students Can Access Mental, Medical, Dental Care at School
Mountain Family Health Center is one of Colorado’s 20 safety-net health centers, the largest primary-care network in the state. Federally qualified health centers serve more than one in seven Coloradans regardless of their ability to pay, and most operate health…
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