Jessica Seaman
K-12 Education Reporter at The Denver Post
K-12 education reporter @denverpost. Tar Heel. Public records aficionado. 2023 @ReportingHealth Data Fellow Reach me at: [email protected]
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dailygazette.com | Shelly Bradbury |Elizabeth Hernandez |Jessica Seaman |Nicky Andrews
DENVER — The Pearl Street Mall on Sunday afternoon was so picture perfect — a bluebird sky, Boulder shoppers dipping in and out of brick buildings, children playing in a splash pad — that bystanders didn’t recognize the first flashes of flame as dangerous. Edgar Depaz, 35, saw fire burst from a gardener’s weed sprayer and assumed it was an accident, that the man’s equipment was malfunctioning. Chloe Weber, 41, visiting the splash pad with her son, thought someone had self-immolated in protest.
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gazettextra.com | Shelly Bradbury |Elizabeth Hernandez |Jessica Seaman |Nicky Andrews
DENVER - The Pearl Street Mall on Sunday afternoon was so picture perfect - a bluebird sky, Boulder shoppers dipping in and out of brick buildings, children playing in a splash pad - that bystanders didn't recognize the first flashes of flame as dangerous. Edgar Depaz, 35, saw fire burst from a gardener's weed sprayer and assumed it was an accident, that the man's equipment was malfunctioning. Chloe Weber, 41, visiting the splash pad with her son, thought someone had self-immolated in protest.
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charlotteobserver.com | Shelly Bradbury |Elizabeth Hernandez |Jessica Seaman |Nicky Andrews
An Explosive Ordnance Disposal robot is loaded back onto a truck after being used by law enforcement officials on scene to investigate an attack on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Colorado, on June 1, 2025. Multiple people were burned, some severely, in an attack on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall during a vigil that called on Hamas to release Israeli hostages. (Helen H.
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thederrick.com | Shelly Bradbury |Elizabeth Hernandez |Jessica Seaman |Nicky Andrews
DENVER — The Pearl Street Mall on Sunday afternoon was so picture perfect — a bluebird sky, Boulder shoppers dipping in and out of brick buildings, children playing in a splash pad — that bystanders didn’t recognize the first flashes of flame as dangerous. Edgar Depaz, 35, saw fire burst from a gardener’s weed sprayer and assumed it was an accident, that the man’s equipment was malfunctioning. Chloe Weber, 41, visiting the splash pad with her son, thought someone had self-immolated in protest.
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nashobavalleyvoice.com | Shelly Bradbury |Elizabeth Hernandez |Jessica Seaman |Nicky Andrews
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RT @otherchrispaul: Grief lingers 5 years after COVID-19 arrived in Colorado, killing thousands https://t.co/3ksfwRZkIC via @jessicaseaman
Nearly 16K Coloradans have died due to COVID-19. But there’s no state memorial honoring them even as so many people grieve https://t.co/AfctVcoTSK
Closure is still out of reach for many pandemic survivors. Their grief is complicated by unknowns and what-ifs. Rituals they historically used to mourn and honor the dead were postponed or scrapped entirely during the height of the pandemic. https://t.co/AfctVcprIi