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Jul 29, 2024 | 
thirstcolorado.com | Brenden Pachniak
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Jun 7, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Sara Martin |Brenden Pachniak
Sara Martin is a photojournalist, reporter and has served as editor-in-chief of The Metropolitan since 2021. Her main beats are student government and investigative reporting. She has previously been published in Chalkbeat Colorado, The Denver Post, Colorado Public Radio, The Colorado Sun, NHL.com, Ms. Mayhem, Colorado Community Media and The Denver North Star.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Joshua Glenn |Brenden Pachniak |Flannery McGuiness
U.S. Senators prioritize enteric methane research. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, livestock accounts for one-third of all methane emissions nationwide. As Colorado continues to lead the nation in greenhouse gas (GHG) research, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet proposes a bill aimed at developing new solutions to drastically reduce enteric methane emissions from cattle.
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Apr 23, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Brenden Pachniak |Flannery McGuiness
In Loving Memory of Kathleen Rae StClairI deal in gold and silver for a living. People come to me to celebrateweddings and engagements, baptisms and birthdays. I am asked to dust their lives in glitter, to pick the perfect promise of their lovealthough I’ve never tastedanother’s enduring warmth. A woman compliments me on my bracelet. She wants to know where she can get her own. It’s nothing that we sell here. I cannot bear to look.
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Apr 23, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Brenden Pachniak |Flannery McGuiness
MSU Denver President Janine Davidsons story is one of grit and leadership, overcoming many obstacles including legal barriers. MSU Denver President Janine Davidson knew she wanted to fly fighter planes from a young age. For a period in grade school, she lived on a Navy base. Davidson spent time riding bikes on base with other kids and watching Navy jets take off and zip around the sky.
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Flannery McGuiness |Brenden Pachniak
Songs of this week:Lucky – ChokerLive Well – PalacePreoccupied – Demo – Mac DemarcoBaby Boy – Kevin AbstractBruises Off The Peach – Ryan BeattyThinking About You – Faye Webster Post Views: 25
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Sara Martin |Isabel Pastor Guzman |Isabel Beltrán Guzmán |Brenden Pachniak
Multiple women speak out; The Metropolitan reports on Title IX complaint filed against himBy Sara Martin and Isabel Guzman Editor’s note: The Metropolitan is keeping the identities of several sources anonymous to protect them from any possible retaliation. Some sources were willing to be named but we chose to keep their identities anonymous due to the sensitive subject matter. Readers should note this story contains descriptions of alleged sexual harassment.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Joshua Glenn |Brenden Pachniak
Sturm family donation allows for massive renovation, new exhibit spaceThe Denver Museum of Nature and Science (DMNS) is constantly creating new exhibits and attractions to teach about the world in a safe, interactive setting. With support from the Sturm Family Foundation, the East Wing and Theatre are undergoing a massive renovation that will enhance visitor experience. Following the opening of the museum in 1908, the East Wing and plaza became unofficial gathering spots for the community.
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Apr 5, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Joshua Glenn |Bekah Powers |Brenden Pachniak
Manufacturers search for solution to freezing car batteriesA promise to eliminate fuel costs and promote sustainable living has made electric vehicles — EVs — a popular choice among new car buyers despite a flurry of blizzards in Colorado and multiple cold fronts across the nation highlighting the battery life and reliability of electric vehicles. The Biden Administration is committed to its clean energy plan and aims for an emissions-free future.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
mymetmedia.com | Katie Martinez |Brenden Pachniak |Sara Martin |Bekah Powers
On March 7, 2024, Denver’s Orchid Lounge was a portal to an entirely different dimension as Invisible Bird, featuring Scott Amendola, graced the crowd with a mosaic of jazz, blues, and electronica. As I looked around, I felt out of place. I had never seen jazz live before, let alone considered myself a cool cat. Those around me exuded a cool elegance that felt foreign to me. They certainly were cool cats.
