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GUEST COLUMN: Standing up to the threat of marijuana

The mental health crisis in Colorado is not a concern anymore; it is a crisis.

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PERSPECTIVE: Colorado after legalized marijuana

On November 7, 2000, Coloradans approved Amendment 20, which legalized the use of marijuana. In 2012, recreational use of marijuana in Colorado was approved. Colorado has been at the forefront

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Construction Safety Week 2023 Kicks off May 1; Safety Pledge Launches April 3

/PRNewswire/ Construction Safety Week, the annual week-long campaign designed to unite the construction industry and recommit to a safe workplace, kicks off.

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Alzheimer s Association Inspire Event to Benefit Research on Dementia | Good for Santa Barbara

The Alzheimer’s Association California Central Coast Chapter will host its sixth Alzheimer’s Women’s Initiative Inspire Luncheon: Your Brain Matters,

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