Peter Reynolds, host of the new PBS cooking show “Father Knows Food,” creates recipes for families on a budget.
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Christie Gosch
Colorado’s Other Pot Problem: Those Holes
Why are there so many potholes plaguing Colorado roads?
Movies: Berni’s Journey & Ida
Each month, the Indie Prof reviews a current film in the theater and a second film that is available on DVD or VOD.
Death with Dignity
Should the terminally ill be able to decide how they want to die?
Creating Compassionate, Empathetic New Docs
Communication and compassion are now recognized as a much bigger part of being a doctor.
You Don’t Have to Be a Fitness Nut to Be Healthy
Sitting is the new smoking in terms of harm to health. Moderate exercise can make a big difference.
Strengthen and Stretch Technique Works for All
A new exercise focuses on stretching created from real-life movements such as reaching, bending, pulling and twisting.
Biz Ideas from Budding Entrepreneurs
Forty fifth-graders at Bill Roberts Elementary shared business plans for few months writing business plans
1968: The Year That Changed Everything
At the Colorado History Center, visitors relive 1968 through displays that weave together the events of that tumultuous year.
Humanoid Robots May Help Kids With Autism
The University of Denver is conducting a study to see if humanoid robots improve recognition of facial expressions and eye gaze in kids with autism.
Vaccine Data: One More Tool for Parents
“…there’s this huge silent majority of parents who are vaccinating their kids. Only now, when we’re able to see these rates and we’re hearing about outbreaks because parents are refusing vaccines.”
New Apartments for Ages 55+
Greenways at Stapleton, a 108-unit apartment complex for people age 55+, opened Dec. 4. It is located along MLK Blvd. near the tower in Stapleton.
