What s that?: Mother Cabrini Shrine launches capital campaign for restoration projects
What s That?: Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden
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GOLDEN, Colo. â The Mother Cabrini Shrine has launched a capital campaign to raise money for restoring and enhancing the shrine in Golden.
The campaign goal is $4.5 million, and the money will go toward upgrading the chapel, additional bathrooms, the installation of an elevator, and several other restoration projects.
What s that? : Camps return for South Platte River Environmental Education (SPREE) Program
KMGH photojournalist Tommy Palanuk
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DENVER â This spring, the South Platte River Environmental Education Program, or SPREE, will begin offering summer camps and spring excursions again.
SPREE, which is a part of the Greenway Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to environmental education, canceled in-person camps and excursions last year due to the pandemic.
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