August 3, 2020: How To Avoid COVID’s Airborne Spread; Remembering Shuttered Restaurants

By Ryan Warner

August 3, 2020

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Some Fort Collins Restaurants Begin Reopening For Seated Customers, Masks and Social Distancing In Place — Though many remained on a to-go basis, a few restaurants in the Old Town section of Fort Collins were seating and serving customers Wednesday, May 27, 2020, as the state allowed them to begin to reopen with capacity limits, social distancing and face mask rules in place during the coronavirus outbreak.

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August 3, 2020: How To Avoid COVID’s Airborne Spread; Remembering Shuttered Restaurants

Segment 1 | 14:06
6 Tips To Make It Harder For Coronavirus To Spread Around Indoors
Segment 2 | 7:18
Safety Fears Hang In The Air After A Benzene Spike At A Greeley School With A Neighboring Oil And Gas Well
Segment 3 | 17:29
Recipes From The Denver Restaurants That Ruled When Shoulder Pads And Pesto Were All The Rage
Segment 4 | 3:48
Black Business Owner Receives Outpouring Of Support
Segment 5 | 2:12
A Second Job Is Now ‘Critical’ For The Owner Of A Colorado Springs Clothing Boutique That Opened During The Pandemic

A Colorado chemist explains the science behind mounting evidence that COVID-19 lingers in the air and what that can teach us about how to limit transmission. Then, as local restaurants shutter, we'll crack open a cookbook from the early 80s. Plus, an outpouring for a black business owner in Denver who now has shoes to repair and money in his pocket.

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August 3, 2020: How To Avoid COVID’s Airborne Spread; Remembering Shuttered Restaurants

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August 3, 2020: How To Avoid COVID’s Airborne Spread; Remembering Shuttered Restaurants

6 Tips To Make It Harder For Coronavirus To Spread Around Indoors

Safety Fears Hang In The Air After A Benzene Spike At A Greeley School With A Neighboring Oil And Gas Well

Recipes From The Denver Restaurants That Ruled When Shoulder Pads And Pesto Were All The Rage

Black Business Owner Receives Outpouring Of Support

A Second Job Is Now ‘Critical’ For The Owner Of A Colorado Springs Clothing Boutique That Opened During The Pandemic

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To spread word of free tuition and boost low-income enrollment, a college goes on a Western Slope high school tour

‘Nobody is going to tell you it’s your turn.’ A roundtable discussion with women lawmakers on the political landscape and leadership in Colorado

Colorado’s craft beer boom may be winding down as tastes shift and costs rise

Uvalde Mariachi Band and Boulder Concert Chorale collaborate to spread healing through music

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