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Greeley teen turns dad’s rescue story into mission to comfort kids in crisis (opens the original)
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Roughly 18 years ago, Robert Jones responded to a single-vehicle rollover crash and saw a young child in distress. The incident occurred right outside of the Greeley Air National Guard Station, near the Greeley-Weld County Airport. At the time, Jones worked in security forces for the U.S. Air Force. “Because the accident happened directly in front of our (base), we had that duty to respond and provide those immediate, life-saving measures,” he said. There were no fatalities and when first respon
Aims Student Health and Wellness Center provides healthcare on Greeley campus (opens the original)
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Aims students and their immediate family can now receive medical, dental and other healthcare services on the community college’s Greeley campus. Available services include primary care, wellness visits, pediatrics, same-day care, telehealth, family planning, pharmacy, laboratory services, X-rays and dental hygiene. Aims also provides free and confidential mental health counseling for students, along with case management, group therapy, recovery meetings and other forms of support. The Aims Stud
Commissioners approve $1.67B energy development in north Weld County (opens the original)
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The Weld County commissioners approved a $1.67 billion wind and solar project in the Chalk Bluffs region of the county Wednesday after hearing a myriad of concerns from the public. The board voted 3-2 in favor of the development, with Commissioners Kevin Ross, Lynette Peppler and Perry Buck supporting it and Commissioners Jason Maxey and Scott James opposing it. Many of the commissioners commended those who spoke about the development and said it was a particularly difficult decision for them to
University of Northern Colorado dining hall gets $5.5M in upgrades (opens the original)
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Following a $5.5 million overhaul funded by the University of Northern Colorado’s food service vendor, Holmes Dining Hall reopened this semester with expanded hours and new amenities. Though built to serve UNC, Holmes Dining Hall is open to the general public, offering an all-you-can-eat buffet for $18.50 for people 13 and older and $11.50 for children ages 4-12 on UNC’s West Campus. Unlike previous years when the facility closed between breakfast, lunch and dinner, the dining hall now runs cont
YES!fest returns Saturday to Greeley with free books, over 35 exhibitors (opens the original)
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When the High Plains Library District’s Youth, Engineering and Science Festival debuted in 2019, the event brought out many more families than expected. “We were hoping that maybe … 80 to 100 people would show up,” said High Plains library manager Melissa Beavers. “We had a little under 500 people, and we were really thrilled about that. We had about 25 exhibitors.” The annual event has continued to grow since, with last year’s festival welcoming nearly 2,000 attendees. This year’s YES!fest runs
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