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Latino community reluctant to call 911, study finds

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During a heart attack, cardiac arrest event or stroke, the minutes that pass before medical care is administered can cost heart muscle and brain function, but emergency medicine physician Comilla Sasson, who works at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in ...

Cisco to close Flip video camera business, cut 550 jobs

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Cisco Systems...

Jon Huntsman trails Stephen Colbert in South Carolina poll

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WASHINGTON — Jon Huntsman, who initially staked his...

Lyons businesses bare all

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In January, three months after the waters of the North and South St. Vrain creeks flooded their banks and overwhelmed the Town of Lyons, physical therapist Bronwyn Muldoon’s business was still struggling in the wake of 2013’s historic flooding...

Hulu’s New Slate Of Exclusives and Originals

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Hulu announced a new slate of original and exclusive programming...

Why Latinos care about the environment

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Data indicates that Latinos care more about the environment than non-Hispanic populations in the U.S. Because of this, Latinos possess the ability to transform environmental policy on a scale that has never before been seen in this country...

Walk & Bike Month: Use a new set of wheels this...

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If you think there’s an increase in bike and foot traffic on Boulder bike paths and streets, you’re probably right. June is Boulder’s 34th Annual Walk & Bike Month and with more than 8,000 participants expected for Bike to Work Day alone, these bicyclists and ...

Third time’s the charm

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President Barack Obama’s third visit to the University of...

May Day to honor workers, migrants

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May Day to honor workers, migrantsInternational Workers Day, celebrated on May Day, was instituted in 1886 when 180,000 U.S. workers engaged in a strike to fight for the eight-hour workday. Since 1988, workers and organizers along the front range of Colorado have ...

Obama dings Mitt Romney on auto bailout

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President Barack Obama used a speech at the United Auto Workers...

Someone like me

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Some may call Jeanette Vizguerra an advocate, a leader, a hero. Still others label her illegal. But she identifies herself as a mother — “A mother that loves her children so much and that is going to do anything that is needed to be with them always,” she says, via ...