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Celebrate Tweet Kimball's 100th birthday at Waterloo at Cherokee Castle & Ranch

By Constanza Saldias
Jun 10, 2014

On Saturday, June 14, the Cherokee Castle & Ranch Foundation will host Waterloo, a birthday celebration honoring Tweet Kimball, the last owner of Cherokee Castle & Ranch and developer of the Cherokee Castle & Ranch Foundation, on what it would have been her hundredth birthday. At the event, attendees will...
AIDS Candlelight Memorial Sunday in Boulder, "Big Top" Extravaganza May 24

By Constanza Saldias
May 16, 2014

On Sunday, May 18, the Boulder County AIDS Project will join with the Interfaith AIDS Coalition of Boulder for the International AIDS Candlelight Memorial. This is the 31st annual commemoration, and people will gather at 6:45 p.m. at the BCAP office -- located at 2118 14th Street in Boulder --...
Africa School Assistance Project to break ground on a girls' dorm in East Africa

By Constanza Saldias
May 15, 2014

Africa School Assistance Project, a Denver non-profit that builds primary and secondary schools in underserved areas of East Africa in partnership with local communities, will break ground next month on the first phase of a dormitory for girls at a secondary school in rural northern Tanzania. "If you really want...
Colorado 54: Second Mile Water wants to climb 54 peaks in one day for a good cause

By Constanza Saldias
May 14, 2014

Climbing a Fourteener can be tough -- but in developing countries, people face hardships just getting through the day. That's why the Boulder-based nonprofit Second Mile Water has created the Colorado 54, an event in which participants will collectively summit every Colorado Fourteener in a 24-hour period, while also raising...
CU Denver students zoom to the winner's circle with a vehicle that gets 1,254 miles to a gallon

By Constanza Saldias
May 9, 2014

On April 26, eight University of Colorado Denver mechanical engineering seniors won first place in the hydrogen fuel cell category at the Shell Eco-marathon Americas competition in Houston, after designing and building a vehicle -- named Archetype -- that could go 1254 miles per gallon powered just by a hydrogen...

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