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Northeast Corner of 46th Avenue and Brighton Boulevard The Colorado Department of Transportation’s Central 70 Project, in partnership with Kiewit Meridiam Partners and other local sponsors, is hosting this once-in-a-lifetime exhibition that will feature 25 stations chronologically installed throughout the lowered section of I-70, between Brighton Boulevard and Clayton Street, offering a look at the history of Colorado and the Globeville Elyria-Swansea neighborhoods, the origins of the interstate system and the need for the Central 70 Project. You'll also be able to walk more than a half-m...

BOULDER — Boulder Chamber and Equity Solutions LLC will provide no-cost annual memberships in the Boulder Chamber to the 62 businesses on the Boulder County Black-Owned Business List. The memberships will be paid by venture capitalist Brad Feld and his wife,  Amy Batchelor, who are founders of Anchor Point Foundation. As part of the Boulder Chamber’s new Equity Amplification Program, Feld and Batchelor are committing to fund the first year of membership for these businesses with the hope that they will benefit from the support of their fellow Boulder residents and will contribute their p...

Talk to Your Kids (and Other Parents) About Racism Raising resilient, anti-racist children means having conversations about racial injustice. Looking to raise children with the knowledge and skills they need to show up for social justice? A new book gathers the experience of diverse families into a thoughtful, collaborative, and heart-centered parenting guide with a difference. Parenting for Social Justice: Tips, Tools, and Inspiration for Conversations and Action with Kids weaves context, comics, personal stories, and how-tos for ages 0-10 in chapters on race, class, gender, disability, an...

Lives in southern Vermont and is a parent of two young boys who are advantaged because of race, class, gender, and ability. Angela has taught in a variety of settings

Preaching vaccines, bonnet scheme, well water: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Montgomery: The state health officer said Friday that he is cautiously optimistic about improving COVID-19 numbers but urged people to maintain precautions such as wearing masks and avoiding crowds. “This is the most optimistic we’ve been, I think, maybe since this all began,” Dr. Scott Harris said. Three major barometers of the pandemic’s severity – hospitalizations, daily new cases and coronavirus test percent positivity – have ...