HeyJaredThis Is Berthoud
Hosted by Amie, your local librarian. This podcast is about the happenings and insights of a little town in Colorado.
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Zen and the Maintenance of Public Buildings (opens the original)
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The Library's new HVAC system is going in! This is how a project like this works.
Bee-ing Alive: on Bees, Butterflies, and Bugs (opens the original)
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Bees, butterflies, and other bugs play an important role in our local ecosystem. Steve from the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation joins us to share the important role these creatures play in our lives and how simple choices we make can help sustain and enhance their environment in return. Learn more about the Xerces Society here: https://www.xerces.org/
Addressing Food Insecurity: KidsPak and the Food Bank (opens the original)
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Food insecurity is a problem that impacts many of our community members. Thankfully we have multiple organizations that work to ensure no one in our community is forced to go hungry. Representatives from two of those organizations, KidsPak and the Food Bank of Larimer County, join us to talk about how they address food insecurity, what to do if you're experiencing food insecurity, and what to do if you're in a position to help.
When a Loved One Dies: Family Advocacy at the Coroner's Office (opens the original)
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Rafael serves as the Family Advocate and an Investigator with the Larimer County Coroner's Office. He shares with us what role Larimer County has to fulfill after a death, what kind of support they're able to offer to family and loved ones after someone dies, and how interactions will vary from the versions we see on TV. This topic is difficult to consider, but know that support and resources are available from people who care about you in your grief.
Getting People Where They Need to Go: a conversation with RAFT (opens the original)
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Steve and Bailey from the Rural Alternative for Transportation (RAFT) share a history of transportation in and around Berthoud, what's next for RAFT, and how our community can get involved in this volunteer-driven local nonprofit. To speak with a RAFT dispatcher or to become a volunteer, you can call 970-532-0808.
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