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To learn more about the Trailer Choir and their upcoming performance at the Colorado State Fair, click the link below.
Trailer ChoirTo learn more about the Donor Sibling Registry, click the link below.
Donor Sibling RegistryTo learn where you can get a free skin cancer screening, click the link below.
Free ScreeningsTo learn more about Bead for Life, visit the link below.
Bead for LifeTo learn more about Operation Homefront's computer recycling program, click the link below.
Operation Homefront
Small businesses can sign up for a free, one-on-one consultation with the Small Business Association at the link below.
Counseling is being offered July 15.
Learn more about how to help fight the sex trade in Cambodia and other parts of the world.
Missy Martin was severely injured when a train crashed into her car in Castle Rock 7 years ago. She is starting a foundation.
FUTURE HOPE FOUNDATION
TOWER 2 SUITE #300
12835 E. ARAPAHOE ROAD
CENTENNIAL, CO.
(303) 649-0390
Rose Medical Center has set up a hotline for patients with questions about possible exposure to Hepatitis C.
Patients are encouraged to call 1-303-329-7500 between 7 a.m and 7 p.m.
The Hep C Connection group provides education and support for those who have Hepatitis C or those who know someone who has Hep C.
Hep C Connection
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling cribs and inflatable floats. Learn more at the website below.
Consumer Product Saftey Commission
Click the link below for Fourth of July deals in the mountains.
Learn more about Colorado's Designated Beneficiaries Law
The City of Denver is asking for the public's input on what should be cut from the budget. People can take an online survey to share their opinions. Click the link below to take the survey.
A computer system outage restricted on-line filings for unemployment Insurance claims over the weekend, according to the Office of Government, Policy and Public Relations. Anyone needing to make a bi-weekly report should call the automated reporting hotline at (303) 813-2800. New unemployment claims can be made by calling (303) 318-9123. And don't worry, you won't be penalized because of the Internet outage.
A multi-drawing raffle will benefit programs and services at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver, which is conducting the raffle. A portion of proceeds will go to the Colorado Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs, which supports the efforts of Boys & Girls Clubs throughout the state of Colorado. Tickets for the $1 million prize cost $100 each. For more information, click the link below.
The city of Wheat Ridge will be helping its residents beat the recession by saving on prescriptions. It is offering free discount cards through a program sponsored by the National League of Cities. It offers savings of 20 percent off the retail price of some common drugs, and they can be used at nine pharmacies in the city. The cards are available at Wheat Ridge city hall and online.
caremark.com/nlc
For more information about the beef recall, click the link below.
To learn more about Creative Acres or to donate visit the link below.
Creative Acres
Learn more about free swimming in Denver's city pools. Click the link below.
To learn more about New Belgium Brewing Company's pro biking campaign featured in our Project Green segment, click the link below.
Join Team Wonder BikeThe annual Avon Walk for Breast Cancer is coming to Summit County on June 27-28. Four-year cancer survivor and program director Eloise Caggiano talked about the event on the CBS4 Morning News.
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Career consultant Liz Ryan helps people looking for jobs beat the recession by helping them reinvent themselves with skills they already have.
New rules will soon take effect protecting cyclists in Colorado. The Cyclist Bill of Rights requires drivers to give cyclists at least 3 feet of space when passing or risk a $110 ticket. Anyone who throws an object at a cyclist could be charged with a class 2 misdemeanor, which carries a fine of up to $1,000 and a possible sentence of three to 12 months in jail.
Izzy Bristow from Golden is competing for the top prize for designing a prom dress out of duct tape.
Cast your vote and see all the entries by clicking the link below.
President Obama plans to sign the so-called "Cash for Clunkers" bill recently passed by congress. The program will give money to people who replace their gas guzzlers with fuel efficient vehicles. The link below is a government website with information on how the program will work.
Car Allowance Rebate System
Travelers will no longer speed through airport security lines using Clear. The company ceased operations unexpectedly. Subscribers to Clear submit an extensive amount of sensitive information, including social security numbers and birth dates. Clear says it will delete all of the personal information submitted by its customers. Click the link below to read more about the company's privacy policies.
Learn the steps and strategies to transform your career search. Hear top reinvention experts discuss how your skills can be transferred into new industries and career sectors, how to plan and work your passions. Learn strategies to transform your careers. The event is on June 24. Click the link below for more information.
Reinvent Event
An artist-owned store in Cherry Creek North is beating the recession by selling unique pieces of jewelry that people can't seem to get enough of. For more information, click the link below.
President Obama is encouraging people to get involved in their communities this summer by volunteering. He's set up a Web site where people can check out the different opportunities in their own communities. Click the link below.
On June 12, 2009, the federal government has mandated that all television stations switch from transmitting in an analog signal to transmitting in a digital signal. That means that television has we know it is going to change. More
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