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Jennifer Grathwohl with Routt County Humane Society holds up a sign and waves at passing motorists on Yampa Valley Gives Day. The annual effort, which is held in conjunction with Colorado Gives Day, is a way to bring awareness and funds to local nonprofits.(Photo by John F. Russell) STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — For Andres Cladera, receiving 12 months of coaching on how to fundraise for his organization Opera Steamboat will forever be beneficial. The coaching will come from a program called Jumpstart, a 12-month capacity building fundraising program that partnered with the Yampa Valley Community Foun...

Snow emergency lifted in Philadelphia WPVI Share: PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Officials in Philadelphia have lifted the snow emergency that was in place due to Thursday's winter storm. The Streets Department will continue salting and plowing until roads are made passable for safe traveling. Parking is now permitted again along snow emergency routes. The snowfall stopped around 1:30 p.m. Thursday in South Philadelphia, and most major roadways in the city were passable. "Motorists should allow extra time, exercise patience and maintain safe driving distances. Black ice on the roadway remains an iss...

Sugardaddy's Women's Clothing Boutique finds unique ways to stay afloat during the pandemic "Keep going we gotta keep Kern County alive. You can’t keep the small business out" and last updated 2021-02-19 15:48:21-05 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Many large and local businesses have shut their doors permanently during the COVID-19 pandemic, but others have found unique ways to stay afloat. You might have passed this shop located in Southwest Bakersfield, inside the Stockdale Village called, Sugardaddy's Women's Clothing Boutique. Now they made some changes due to the pandemic, but they say...

Aurora's mayor went undercover as a homeless person, upsetting some local leaders Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman said he hoped to gain insight about the issue. Local leaders are calling his actions a "publicity stunt." Author: Janet Oravetz (9News), Ryan Haarer Published: 2:42 PM MST January 7, 2021 Updated: 10:21 PM MST January 7, 2021 AURORA, Colo. — Local leaders, including one who was homeless for years, are calling Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's decision to spend a week undercover as a person experiencing homelessness last month a "publicity stun...

NaKayshions Joy of Giving Brings Joy To 101 Cedar Hill Families Share via: Cedar Hill Community Celebrates The Joy of Giving The Jacksons of NaKayshions truly invest in the community of Cedar Hill with a servant’s heart. Last Saturday with the help of the community they were able to help over 100 local families, bringing joy at a time when its desperately needed. NaKayshions owners, Sam and Nancy Jackson, want to thank everyone that volunteered, donated or contributed to the success of this event. Thanks to our many friends and family who sent donations, and to our neighbors who joined us...