Tag: Dianne Primavera
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Colorado declares April 27 ‘Denver Summit FC Day’
Gov. Jared Polis signed a proclamation declaring April 27 Denver Summit FC Day in Colorado in celebration of the state’s first professional women’s sports team. “Colorado is a sports state and Denver Summit has hit the field running, breaking NWSL attendance records at the Empower Field home opener,” Polis said. “I am thrilled the Summit…
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Budget cuts threaten Youth Mental Health Corps for rural students
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In rural Colorado, a single school counselor can face impossible odds. With limited staff, students in crisis are at high risk of slipping through the cracks, and having their emotional, social, and academic needs unmet. At Moffat Schools in the San Luis Valley, school counselor Sarah DeLeon knows those challenges firsthand. “School counselors can be…
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Tariffs threaten Colorado’s burgeoning space industry | Vince Bzdek
On the eve of the 40th annual Space Symposium at The Broadmoor, a shadow hangs in the stratosphere. What will President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs mean for the space industry, the global supply chain to the stars, and the international connections so many businesses make in Colorado Springs and come to rely on to market…
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Long COVID affects about one in 10 Coloradans, report finds
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For some, a COVID-19 infection is a bad gift that keeps giving. It’s a medical condition called by many names: Long COVID, long-haul COVID and chronic COVID, among others. Broadly speaking, Long COVID is defined has having symptoms that continue — sometimes for months and years — after a COVID-19 infection. The Office of Saving…
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Colorado Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera tests positive for COVID-19
Primavera’s diagnosis comes one week after White House visit
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The final frontiers’ space junk problem has a Denver-based solution
The final frontier has a junk problem, and Astroscale is working to change that. Founded and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, the company celebrated the grand opening of its United States headquarters at 2201 S. Delaware St., Denver, Sunday afternoon. The location will house 50 of Astroscale’s roughly 60 U.S. based employees and features a mission…
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From ‘eccentric’ family to pandemic-era justice: Maria Berkenkotter ceremonially sworn in to Supreme Court
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Justice Maria E. Berkenkotter poked gentle fun at the unusually large gap between her first day on the job in January 2021 and her public swearing-in nearly 21 months later. “Thank you all so much for being here to celebrate the 633rd-day anniversary of my appointment,” Berkenkotter said to laughter during her late-September ceremony. Gov.…
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Task forces issue long-awaited recommendations on $1 billion housing, behavioral health spending
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Democratic establishment quickly lined up behind recommendations to spend roughly a billion dollars in federal aid on a slew of housing and behavioral health programs, notably money for a revolving loan fund and increasing adult inpatient and residential care. The recommendations, which two legislative task forces…
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Analysis: Space Symposium solidifies Colorado Springs’ role in orbit | Tom Roeder
It wasn’t the biggest Space Symposium in history, but the weeklong gathering at The Broadmoor was likely the busiest. Hundreds of space companies came back from pandemic-driven isolation with pens ready to ink contracts and money burning a hole in their well-stuffed pockets. While the rest of the economy roiled amid COVID-19, space continued to…
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‘Light at the end of the tunnel’: Hundreds eagerly gather at Aurora pop-up vaccination clinic Saturday
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save For many across the metro area, Saturday was a glimpse of what’s to come as hundreds gathered at St. Mary’s Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Aurora to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Manuel Romero, who came to…