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Colorado projects student enrollment won’t recoup pandemic losses

Colorado projects student enrollment won’t recoup pandemic losses

School leaders had hoped enrollment would rebound after the highly disrupted 2020-21 school year.
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As winter arrives, Boulder’s largest shelter hits capacity

As winter arrives, Boulder’s largest shelter hits capacity

Last Thursday, shortly after 7 p.m., eight people who had shown up to the shelter in North Boulder in search of a place to sleep were turned away at the door. 
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This year, Santa is coming to town over ham radio

This year, Santa is coming to town over ham radio

Santa was at work, ready to listen to the wish lists of Christmas lovers.
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These Colorado School of Mines seniors designed the future of outdoor accessibility for their finals

These Colorado School of Mines seniors designed the future of outdoor accessibility for their finals

For their final projects, groups of seniors were asked to figure out solutions to problems
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A slick partnership

A slick partnership

A new partnership among the ice park, the mine and the city of Ouray is aimed at guaranteeing the park a new, dedicated source of water
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Gov. Polis announces boards and commissions appointments

Gov. Polis announces boards and commissions appointments

Morgan McCarty of Broomfield, Colorado, to serve as the Commissioner of Agriculture’s  designee
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Christmas came early — and on wheels — for kids at a bike giveaway in Boulder

Christmas came early — and on wheels — for kids at a bike giveaway in Boulder

Since 2006, Community Cycles has hosted its annual bike giveaway, giving away hundreds of bikes to children in the area. 
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On Edge: The trouble with Mind Springs

On Edge: The trouble with Mind Springs

The suicide rate in this mountain community of 31,000 is higher than Colorado’s
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Seeking Refills: Aging Pharmacists Leave Drugstores Vacant in Rural America

Seeking Refills: Aging Pharmacists Leave Drugstores Vacant in Rural America

Pharmacies were once routinely bequeathed from one generation to the next.
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Colorado Hospitals in ‘Critical Condition’ as State Weathers Another Surge

Colorado Hospitals in ‘Critical Condition’ as State Weathers Another Surge

The combination of too many covid patients, the need to treat those who delayed care and staff shortages have pushed hospitals into crisis
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