Author: Michelle Karas
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Tackling food insecurity one neighbor at a time | From the Editor
In Colorado, about 1 in 10 people don’t have enough to eat. In 2019, according to the Colorado Health Institute, “one in 10 Coloradans (9.6%) experienced food insecurity, defined as eating less than they felt they should in the past year because there was not enough money for food.” That’s on par with the numbers…
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Tackling food insecurity one neighbor at a time | From the Editor
In Colorado, about 1 in 10 people don’t have enough to eat. In 2019, according to the Colorado Health Institute, “one in 10 Coloradans (9.6%) experienced food insecurity, defined as eating less than they felt they should in the past year because there was not enough money for food.” That’s on par with the numbers…
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Tackling food insecurity one neighbor at a time | From the Editor
In Colorado, about 1 in 10 people don’t have enough to eat. In 2019, according to the Colorado Health Institute, “one in 10 Coloradans (9.6%) experienced food insecurity, defined as eating less than they felt they should in the past year because there was not enough money for food.” That’s on par with the numbers…
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Tackling food insecurity one neighbor at a time | From the Editor
In Colorado, about 1 in 10 people don’t have enough to eat. In 2019, according to the Colorado Health Institute, “one in 10 Coloradans (9.6%) experienced food insecurity, defined as eating less than they felt they should in the past year because there was not enough money for food.” That’s on par with the numbers…
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Honoring — and helping — those who serve | From the Editor
As we approach Veterans Day, I want to share a couple of recent volunteer projects that brightened the lives of Pikes Peak region military families. Most recently, Andy Clark of Monument, a disabled and retired Air Force combat veteran, had his backyard made over thanks to the Home Depot Foundation and the Disabled American Veterans…
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Honoring — and helping — those who serve | From the Editor
As we approach Veterans Day, I want to share a couple of recent volunteer projects that brightened the lives of Pikes Peak region military families. Most recently, Andy Clark of Monument, a disabled and retired Air Force combat veteran, had his backyard made over thanks to the Home Depot Foundation and the Disabled American Veterans…
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Honoring — and helping — those who serve | From the Editor
As we approach Veterans Day, I want to share a couple of recent volunteer projects that brightened the lives of Pikes Peak region military families. Most recently, Andy Clark of Monument, a disabled and retired Air Force combat veteran, had his backyard made over thanks to the Home Depot Foundation and the Disabled American Veterans…
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Honoring — and helping — those who serve | From the Editor
As we approach Veterans Day, I want to share a couple of recent volunteer projects that brightened the lives of Pikes Peak region military families. Most recently, Andy Clark of Monument, a disabled and retired Air Force combat veteran, had his backyard made over thanks to the Home Depot Foundation and the Disabled American Veterans…
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Share Halloween sweetness by donating excess candy to the troops | From the Editor
The Pikes Peak region has made its abrupt transition from 90-degree days to temperatures dipping down into the 40s (and even the 30s!). Prior to the chillier temperatures, it was easy to ignore retailers attempts to sell pumpkins, costumes and candy … but no more. Halloween is back, and this year might trend toward more…
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Share Halloween sweetness by donating excess candy to the troops | From the Editor
The Pikes Peak region has made its abrupt transition from 90-degree days to temperatures dipping down into the 40s (and even the 30s!). Prior to the chillier temperatures, it was easy to ignore retailers attempts to sell pumpkins, costumes and candy … but no more. Halloween is back, and this year might trend toward more…