05/17/2013 - Estudiantes hispanos en Colorado cuentan con una de las peores probabilidades de graduarse de la preparatoria en todo el país, y en las escuelas públicas de Denver (DPS) el problema es peor
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05/10/2013 - Una docena de conserjes del centro de educación superior Auraria, presentó una denuncia formal ante la Equal Employment Opportunity Commision
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De niño, Jaime Moreno soñaba con intercambiar su natal Panamá y su calor agobiante por un lugar rodeado de montañas y nieve. De grande, su sueño se hizo realidad cuando se mudó a Colorado.
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Jorge Jimenez is a volunteer leader for Rights for All People (RAP). Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, Jorge has resided in Colorado for over 20 years. He is a husband, father of four children, and works as an auto detailer.
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Kyla Bradford no es una joven promedio. Al ser la única defensora de víctimas que habla español en el Departamento de Policía de Aurora, ella se ha convertido en un importante recurso para la comunidad hispana de la ciudad.
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05/21/2013 - The battle for cruising space on Jefferson County's scenic canyon roads will continue this summer as bicyclists and motorists struggle to find the center line in sharing the roadways.
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05/19/2013 - Each of the seven stained-glass windows on the south side of the Church of the Ascension represents one of the holy sacraments — baptism, communion, confession, matrimony, confirmation, ordination and anointing of the sick.
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05/17/2013 - The tiny Colorado organization Coalition for a Conservative Majority raises less than $1,000 a year, entirely in dues from members, and tries to get mostly young people involved in conservative activism.
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Kyla Bradford is not your average 25 year-old. As the sole Spanish-speaking victim advocate on staff at the Aurora Police Department, she has become an important voice for the growing Hispanic community in Aurora.
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As a child, Jaime Moreno dreamed of exchanging his native Panama and its sweltering heat for a place surrounded by mountains and snow. As an adult, his dream came true when he moved to Colorado.
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Jorge Jimenez is a volunteer leader for Rights for All People (RAP). Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, Jorge has resided in Colorado for over 20 years. He is a husband, father of four children, and works as an auto detailer.
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Stephen Blea recently retired after serving as a volunteer amateur boxing coach for the past 27 years with the Denver Police Brotherhood Youth Team and the Golden Gloves boxing programs.
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The single-largest gift in University of Denver history — nearly $27 million from former chancellor and Board of Trustees chairman Daniel Ritchie — will help fund a new center for the study of aging as well as a school for engineering and computer science.
