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Pandemic grief in Colorado grows more complex as deaths become ‘stigmatized’

Dec 27, 2021

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EVAN WYLOGE

Around the beginning of September, Colorado COVID-19 deaths began to climb steadily, from around 40 deaths each week, through the fall and into the winter, to now around 260 each week. And although the rate of COVID-19 deaths has reached the same level as the first wave of the pandemic in early 2020, the current…
‘Aaron Harber Show’ to air Colorado Politics gubernatorial debate

Jun 1, 2018

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JOEY BUNCH

“The Aaron Harber Show” is set to air Republican and Democratic gubernatorial candidates’ debate in Colorado Springs starting this Sunday. Harber and yours truly asked the questions in the Colorado Civic Barbecue May 19, presented by the El Pomar Foundation’s Forum for Civic Advancement, The Gazette and Colorado Politics. Harber will air the Republicans –…
Colorado teacher shortage is ‘creeping toward a crisis’

Jun 27, 2017

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DAN NJEGOMIR Colorado Politics

The Colorado Springs Gazette’s Debbie Kelley offers further insights into the state’s shortage of schoolteachers, and she looks at the issues from a frontline perspective. After noting legislation recently signed by Gov. John Hickenlooper to study the shortage and ultimately make recommendations for legislation, Kelley talks to educators in the trenches. They’re the folks who…

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