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Not out of the woods yet
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Joey Kirchmer /YourHub Staff
Though a recent government report shows the economy may be technically pulling out of a recession, local business owners say conditions are still not too favorable. The country's gross domestic product grew for the first time since the spring of 2008, according to a report last week from the U.S. Commerce Department. Though most economists remain cautious, some say th...
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Provided by: Walk for Sudan
Basketball, Smiling Moose and Sudan
Walk for Sudan Brings Community Together for Good Cause by Martha Riley What do Manute Bo l, Smiling Moose Deli, Wystone's World Teas, Two Worlds Connect, and 500 Sudanese and Americans have in common? A goal of bringing clean water to the people of the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. All of these converged at Campus Middle School and Cherry Creek State Park on S...
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Provided by: Craig Halper
Herzl/RMHA athletes compete at state tennis championship on behalf of area public schools
Joel Lowinger, Sam Kaufman, Sam Rotbart and Ben Tillis, students atHerzl/RMHA (rah-mah), a K-12 community Jewish day school in Denver, play varsity tennis for public high schools in the districts where they reside. All four students recently qualified to compete at the Colorado State High School 5A Athletic Championship. Herzl/RMHA has a comprehensive athletic program ...
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Provided by: Community College of Aurora
Contortionist caterpillars and twirling tweedles in CCA's “Lookingglass Alice”
"Lookingglass Alice," written by David Catlin and adapted from the stories of Lewis Carroll, will be performed as the Community College of Aurora's fall production beginning Oct. 29 and running through Nov. 8. Reviewers have called the original show "a witty, acrobatic treat" where "wondrous worlds collide." According to CCA Theater Director Stacey D'Angelo, the C...
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Provided by: Sarah Pretzer
Public invited to Wall of Honor dedication at CCA
An idea hatched months ago by two Community College of Aurora staff members has evolved into a permanent installation at the college that will forever honor the commitment of the U.S. Armed Forces. A special event to dedicate the Military Wall of Honor will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 11 in the Student Centre Rotunda, CentreTech campus, and will move to the Administrati...
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