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Treasures of all sorts in new store

There’s a baby alligator purse made in Cuba. There’s a stack of Fiesta dinnerware. There’s an entire table covered in silver goblets. Around the corner, there are antique buffet and china hutches stuffed with carnival glass ...

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Dog knees benefit from new surgical procedure

As the world of human medicine advances, many pet owners have high expectations about the level of veterinary medicine their pets can receive as well. Tiara Rado Animal Hospital, 2245 Broadway, works hard to stay on the cutting edge of new ...

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Hot air lifts scientific knowledge

The balloons were fragile and so were some of the feelings of the aerospace students at Fruita Monument High School as they watched their week-long projects lift into the cloudy sky Monday morning. Groups of students designed seven hot air ...

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Wine and paint inspire artistic creation

Think you can’t create a work of art? Claire Meil, owner of The Palette, begs to differ. Her new business promises to make an artist out of anyone. And, you’ll have fun doing it. The Palette, 205 Colorado Ave., is a place which ...

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Volunteers needed to tend Habitat shelves

Good at reorganization? Can’t help but run your finger down a dusty shelf? Have just one free hour a week to help build a better community? The Habitat for Humanity ReStore Home Supply Center, 2936 North Ave., is seeking volunteers to ...

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District 51 takes next step toward AED installation

More than 30 teachers were trained Tuesday at Palisade High School on how to use the new automated external defibrillator which will be installed in the school later this month. The training also included a refresher course regarding the new ...

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R5 Bike Shop to build and hide bikes for Christmas

Mitch Hamilton and his students that run the R5 Bike Shop don’t need instructions to assemble a child’s bike. They already have the right wrenches, tire pumps and plenty of storage space to hide that precious gift until Christmas. ...

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Personalized art makes gift giving special

Surrounded by shiny paint cans, Lyn Mortensen was putting the finishing touches on 100 hand-painted gifts she created for a Front Range customer. The customer is an endodontic physician who relies on referrals from dentists to keep his ...

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School project benefits entire community

For the past six weeks, students at Central High School have been cleaning out their closets, digging through their siblings toyboxes and sorting through their mother’s shoes in an effort to help those in the community in need this ...

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High school ‘Revolution’ group on mission to love

The Revolution Group at Central High School is on a mission “to love one person at a time through random acts of kindness.” They spread the love through the high school Tuesday morning with a special presentation about local ...

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