At the beginning of the pandemic, Virginia Garcia Pivik watched as her hours at work quickly started to dwindle. Thinking of ways to support her daughter and family, she came up with the idea to sell gluten-free baked goods.
https://www.rmpbs.org/blogs/rocky-mountain-pbs/calamila-bakery
A year since Colorado announced its first cases of COVID-19, the state has lost nearly 6,000 people to the disease.
Here are the stories of just six of the lives lost.
https://buff.ly/3edjTRT via @adukakis / @StinaSieg / @elenaiswriting / @ClevelandClaire / @NataliaVNavarro
We need YOU! How has the pandemic changed the way you move around? Have you stopped flying, taking Ubers? Have you bought a bike or rollerblades? Have you had to continue to take public transport? Send us an email with a voice memo with your story to weekend@npr.org
Colorado Springs Utilities plans for hotter, drier weather and more residents
http://gazette.com/news/government/local/colorado-springs-utilities-plans-for-hotter-drier-weather-and-more-residents/article_a291f6fc-763d-11eb-b3b9-f72588d6c3b6.html
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