What Ever Happened To Downtown Denver’s Department Store Christmas Window Displays Of Yore?
A Colorado Wonders question had us looking through our archive for the answer, about downtown Denver’s one-time holiday window displays.
Nov. 30, 2020: Colorado’s Teacher Of The Year; ‘Distance Learning Playbook For Parents’
Gov. Jared Polis talks about his COVID-19 diagnosis, efforts to fight the virus, and the special legislative session on pandemic relief. Then, Colorado Teacher of the Year Gerardo Muñoz on remote learning challenges. And, Rosalind Wiseman on her “Distance Learning Playbook for Parents.” Plus, Colorado Wonders about Denver’s classic holiday window displays.
After Testing Positive For Coronavirus, Polis Says He’s Happy He Didn’t Have Thanksgiving With His Parents
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said he and first gentleman Marlon Reis are doing well and that they are asymptomatic with no fever or other symptoms.
Nov. 27, 2020: Conversations From 2020 We’re Especially Grateful For
Heading into Thanksgiving weekend, Colorado Matters hosts Ryan Warner and Avery Lill each share an interview from 2020 they’re especially grateful for. Ryan chose his conversation from August with 90 year old Ken Felts, of Arvada, who, in the solitude of quarantine, came out of the closet. Avery can’t forget her interview, also from August, with Renaissance man Ed Dwight, of Denver– test pilot and sculptor.
Nov. 25, 2020: Exploring ‘Hospitals At Home;’ Books To Consider For The Holidays
How well is the contact tracing app working in Colorado? Plus why some businesses in Mesa County aren’t as restricted as other places. Then, the concept of “hospital at home” gains traction in the pandemic. Also, how gyms are faring, encouraging online buying at museum gift shops, and books to consider for holiday gift-giving or to just enjoy reading.
Nov. 23, 2020: Food Pantries On Increased Pandemic Demand; Sand Creek Massacre Memorial
Food pantries are responding to unprecedented demand in the pandemic. Then, we talk with Harvey Pratt who’s sculpting a memorial to make sure the Sand Creek Massacre is not forgotten. Also, how Colorado jails are responding to the spread of coronavirus. And, infusing chiles into Thanksgiving — in a bittersweet goodbye to Zolo Grill in Boulder.
Nov. 20, 2020: New ‘Red’ COVID-19 Restrictions Could Spell the End for Some Restaurants
CPR’s health team discusses counties moving to level red restrictions across the state. And, why this COVID-19 wave could mean the permanent closing for many restaurants, including Elaine’s Place in Fort Morgan. Plus, why Douglas County decided not to leave the Tri-County Health Department. Finally, Montrose-approved side dishes in The Kitchen Shelf.
‘CowBelles’ Puffs And Fluffs Will Give Your Thanksgiving A Montrose County Touch
Thanksgiving is going to be complicated this year. Your sides don’t have to be.
Nov. 18, 2020: A Look Into The Voting System; Remembering Holocaust Survivor Fanny Starr
This election raised a lot of questions about the security and diversity of the nation’s voting systems. Former Denver elections director Amber McReynolds now leads the National Vote At Home Institute. She talks about how the current voting system came to be, and what could be improved. Then, remembering Holocaust survivor Fanny Starr who died at the age of 98.
Nov. 16, 2020: A Nurse Fights Fatigue; What Symbols Can Mean Amid Political Strife
An emergency department nurse talks about fatigue among health care workers as COVID-19 cases increase. Then, what might the U.S. learn from countries that have healed bitter political divides? And Purplish welcomes two special guests to explore Colorado’s politics and the message from voters moving forward.
Nov. 10, 2020: Should State Do More To Fight COVID-19? Plus, Reintroducing Wolves
We ask Governor Jared Polis and state epidemiologist Dr. Rachel Herlihy about Colorado’s response to COVID-19, amid news of a possible vaccine, county pleas for state-at-home orders, and the upcoming holidays. Then, next steps in the plan to reintroduce wolves in Colorado. And, understanding compulsive eating with “Empty” author Susan Burton.
