Monte Whaley
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
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coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley
Over 350 seniors graduated May 22 at the CU Field House in Boulder and were serenaded by the Westminster High School School Orchestra and Mariachi. Westminster High School Valedictorian Samantha Morales Jurado told her classmates during her address that graduation day was a symbol of their determination and resilience.
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coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley
The City of Thornton will give over $307,000 to 32 nonprofit and other organizations this year to fund services to help residents meet food, housing and medical needs. Earlier this month the city council gave its approval to a slate of funding recommendations from a committee of residents who weigh the needs of nonprofits and who apply for the Thornton Assistance Funds.
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coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley
The groundbreaking for a new mobility hub at Colorado Highway 7 and I-25 Wednesday signaled a huge step forward for residents in Thornton and others who yearn for a mass transit option to travel on the northern Front Range, Thornton Councilmember Chris Russell said. “This definitely momentous,” said Russell, who heaved the first shovel full of dirt to start the construction of the hub. “We will be adding mass transit for residents, businesses in this area.
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coloradocommunitymedia.com | Clarke Reader |Monte Whaley |Nicky Quinby |Corinne Westeman
Posted inNews Music is much like the Force from the “Star Wars” franchise. To paraphrase Jedi Master Yoda, music surrounds people and binds them together. One must feel the music around them, between the violins, the trumpets, the flutes, the drums — everywhere. Even between the conductor and the audience. That’s exactly what Music Director J.
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coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley
The initial plans for a $1.2 million community center that will boost efforts to educate residents on ways to protect the environment and relieve the effects of climate change got the unanimous approval of the Westminster City Council Monday night.
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RVs are housing health care workers worried about giving their families coronavirus. But some Colorado cities, HOAs put up roadblocks. https://t.co/DKe5x7Zp1h
Thanks to the Sun for letting me tell this story
Coronavirus amplified concerns about the conditions inside homeless shelters. For some living in their cars, a safe place to park could be a vital stop-gap. https://t.co/ZCJ8W9XPKj via @monteWhaley
Where is Clara Peller when you really need her?
Colorado ranchers have beef with lab-grown and plant-based “meat” — and they want well-done labeling https://t.co/tZzv6UlIzp #copolitics
