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Banned, On The Run

May 13, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

Editor’s note: This story was originally published by The Sentinel Colorado and was shared via AP StoryShare. By Carina Julig & Max Levy, Staff Writers As Aurora ban on homeless camping gears up, opposition continues amid scant details Between the golf club…

COVID-19

Free COVID-19 Vaccine Pop-up Clinic in Aurora: A Community-based Initiative | Press Release

March 18, 2021 Like 0 editor

03/17/2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACTS: Nii Armah Sowah, comedansing@1000-voices.com Dr Kweku Hazel, Kweku.hazel@CUAnschutz.edu Dr Cynthia Hazel, chazel@omni.org Aurora, CO – To help address the inequity in the communities of color, Dr. Kweku Hazel, a Surgeon, and his wife Dr.…

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Home and Hood: A Refresher on Reclaimed Goods

June 26, 2017 Like 0 Carah Wertheimer

No matter where you live along the Front Range, there’s likely a secondhand building materials seller near you. Not only are prices lower, but the stores are often tied to charities. Ranging in size from shops to warehouses, these sustainability-oriented…

Duly Noted

The Dark Night

August 21, 2012 Like 0 French Davis

Batman is The. Greatest. Superhero. Of. All. Time. This is one of those arguments that comic geeks love, because, on the surface, it’s about costumes and gadgets and super powers. But the heart of this argument is the timeless theme:…

Features

Alie’s Legacy

September 20, 2010 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Aleszandra Berrelez, known to friends and family as Alie, was just 5 when she was taken. No one could find her, no one knew where she was, and for four days, there seemed to be nothing her family could do…