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3 weeks ago |
9news.com | Bryan Wendland
LITTLETON, Colo. — From pros to weekend warriors, every golfer can use some help on course. That's where caddies like Azul Macias come in. "If they get frustrated or something, we are there to support them and help them," she said. Macias caddies at Columbine Country Club in Littleton. It's a job she's grown into over the past two years. "I've been learning more about myself and improving more with my confidence and social skills," she said.
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1 month ago |
9news.com | Bryan Wendland
DENVER — Starting on Friday, cities around the world will compete to see which one can record the most biodiversity over the next four days. It's the City Nature Challenge, and the Denver Botanic Gardens is leading the charge for the Front Range. "Anybody can participate regardless of your background, education, whatever age, whatever it is," said Alissa Iverson, the Floristic and Outreach Coordinator at the Gardens.
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1 month ago |
9news.com | Bryan Wendland
DENVER — Tuesdays at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science are known as "Don and Murray Days." Don Wagner, a retiree, started volunteering seven years ago. His grandson, Murray Trosterman, started visiting soon after. “It’s a great experience, I think, for both of us, because, grandfather and grandson, being able to every week see each other in a place that we both have fun," Wagner said. At first, Trosterman came just to hang out with his grandpa.
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1 month ago |
9news.com | Bryan Wendland
DENVER — In the face of westward expansion and increasing violence against her people, a Native American woman pushed for peace. Chipeta, wife of Uncompahgre Ute Tribe Chief Ouray, used her relationship and status to seek nonviolent solutions to those struggles. "She was a peacemaker, and worked as a diplomat," said Cat Jensen, the education coordinator at the Center for Colorado Women's History. They know Chipeta's story well.
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1 month ago |
9news.com | Bryan Wendland
EVERGREEN, Colo. — Elise Wiggins' kitchen turned into a TV studio the first week of April. By the end of that week, the Denver chef and owner of Cattivella in Central Park filmed a full season of her brand new cooking show. "My mom always told me, ‘No rest for the wicked.’ So now I know what she means by that," Wiggins said. "Cattivella Kitchen" will be on Eat This TV, streaming through Amazon, Roku and more this summer.
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