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Aurora emergency crews responding to possible trench rescue

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Fire and police crews in Aurora are responding Thursday morning to a construction accident and possible trench rescue, officials say. Reported by Denver Post 4 hours ago.

This Lunch Lady Was Fired For Giving Free Meals To Hungry Students!

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What the heck?? Della Curry was the kitchen manager at Dakota Valley Elementary School, up until she got fired on Friday. The Aurora, Colorado lunch lady says she was let go because she was giving free meals to students who couldn't afford to pay for their food. But she has no regrets about being a compassionate soul, saying: "I [...] Reported by Perez Hilton 4 hours ago.

Senate approves probe into VA hospital in Aurora and other projects

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The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved an investigation into cost overruns at a number of mismanaged Veterans Affairs projects, including the medical complex in Aurora. Reported by Denver Post 4 hours ago.

What will Dr. Lynne Fenton say about her former patient James Holmes?

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Some of the mystery surrounding the Aurora, Colo., theater massacre has been cleared up -- at least as far as the prosecution is concerned -- as the sixth week of trial begins to wind down. Reported by L.A. Times 2 hours ago.

Yellow Gold Dominates Gabriel & Co.’s Fall 2015 Collections

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Bold New Styles Include Ear Cuffs plus Y-shaped and Cascading Necklaces

New York,10036 (PRWEB) June 05, 2015

Fall will be gleaming with warm hues thanks to Gabriel & Co.’s brand new styles of yellow gold jewelry making their debut at this year’s JCK Show in Las Vegas. The 25 year-old-brand will launch edgy, contemporary fine jewelry looks in a series of capsule collections curated exclusively by Global Style Director Hal Rubenstein. Handmade in 14K yellow gold with diamonds and colored gemstones, Gabriel & Co.’s Fall 2015 collections bring exciting fashion-forward looks at accessible retail prices.

Fall 2015 marks the first time Gabriel & Co. has created yellow gold earrings and necklaces, and the contrasting bold and subtle shapes are carefully constructed to augment the looks of today’s most discerning consumers. The new statement-sized “Cascade Chokers” boast an asymmetrical trail of diamonds that gracefully outline the female silhouette. For those seeking casual elegance, Gabriel’s adjustable “Y-Knot” necklaces feature clean lines forming the shape of the letter “Y,” made to fall in perfectly in place while accenting the body’s hidden contours. Also brand new for fall are never-before-seen styles of earrings including large diamond or colored gemstone encrusted ear cuffs and ear climbers that “climb” the length of the ear; and delicate ear jackets featuring “peek-a-boo” diamonds or colored gemstones.

The new Fall 2015 styles are all handmade in 14K yellow gold with diamonds and colored gemstones. They will also be featured in Gabriel & Co.’s new and existing collections including Aurora Gold, Lusso, Kaslique, Stellare, Souviens and Amavida, which debuted to an unprecedented response. All Gabriel & Co. jewelry is designed with the idea that women should wear their best jewelry daily and all jewelry is meant to be transitioned seamlessly from daytime to evening looks.

"Fine Jewelry Everyday" states Global Style Director, Hal Rubenstein.

About Gabriel & Co.:
Gabriel & Co. is proud to celebrate 25 years in making hand crafted fine jewelry with timeless designs and unparalleled quality. Founded in 1989 in Manhattan by brothers Jack and Dominick Gabriel, the aptly named Gabriel & Co. has grown into a world-renowned brand amongst consumers and within the fine jewelry industry. Most recently, the brand was voted the most preferred and the most profitable brand by both JCK Magazine’s Retailer Survey and INSTORE magazine’s annual Big Survey. For more information, visit http://www.GabrielNY.com. Reported by PRWeb 16 hours ago.

Key Findings From James Holmes Evaluation Interviews

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Jurors watched the psychiatric interviews of the accused Aurora theater shooter. Reported by ABCNews.com 6 hours ago.

Humphreys Promoted to Lead Graebel International Household Goods Operations in the Americas’ Region

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Luke Humphreys to lead the international relocation and mobility company’s forwarding operations in the Americas’ region.

Aurora, Colo. (PRWEB) June 05, 2015

Ron Dunlap PhD, chief operations operator and chief information officer of Graebel Companies, Inc. has promoted Luke Humphreys to lead the international relocation and mobility company’s forwarding operations in the Americas’ region.

Humphreys, a 23-year U.S. domestic and international forwarding services industry veteran, began his career at Graebel Relocation as a U.S. domestic customer service coordinator in 1992. Multiple advancements within the Graebel organization have included business development representative, regional operations manager, general manager, and most recently, senior director in global operations. His career path led to relocations across the U.S. and has included management positions in Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Since 2009, Humphreys has called the Graebel world headquarters in Denver, Colorado, home.

Dunlap stated, “Through Humphreys’ extensive experience, he has demonstrated the skills necessary to lead our international forwarding operations in the Americas’ region. This promotion comes as the Graebel Relocation strategic vision is focused on becoming the global relocation and mobility supplier of choice, and employer of choice in our industry. I am confident that Luke Humphreys will lead our team to a successful 2015 and beyond!”

About Graebel Companies, Inc.
Founded in 1950, Graebel Companies is a privately-held global organization that offers the full suite of employee and commercial office relocation, mobility management, workplace and consultative services for the Global 100, Fortune 500 and emerging companies. On-the-ground services are managed in 165 countries on six continents. The world headquarters is located in Aurora, Colorado USA with in-region centers throughout the Americas, APAC and EMEA regions. Known for its industry-first innovations, Graebel holds numerous quality and security credentials, and has earned accolades from clients and from within its industry for its best-in-practice quality and market intelligence research and corporate social responsibility initiatives across the globe. To learn more visit: http://www.graebel.com

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Defense questions psychiatrist in Aurora theater trial

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CENTENNIAL — Defense attorneys on Friday will continue questioning a psychiatrist who told jurors that the Aurora movie theater gunman was legally sane at the time of the shooting. Reported by Denver Post 9 hours ago.

Aurora theater shooting trial, the latest from Day 26

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Denver Post reporter Jordan Steffen's updates from Day 26 of the Aurora theater shooting trial at the Arapahoe County Justice Center in Centennial, Colorado. Reported by Denver Post 8 hours ago.

VA puts forward new plan to pay for Aurora hospital mess

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With a funding deadline fast approaching, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on Friday proposed a two-tier plan to cover the cost of a troubled, $1.73 billion hospital project in Aurora. Reported by Denver Post 6 hours ago.

Likely tornado touches down in northwest region of Elbert County, Colo., moving east of Aurora Reservoir - @NWSBoulder

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Reported by Breaking News 4 hours ago.

Beauty Looks by Zodiac Sign

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I believe in astrology. After all, I am a libra - I am definitely a lover of beauty (my chosen calling running skin care line Alchimie was not an accident), of harmony, and of peace. I hate conflict. So when I had the chance to interview Aurora Tower, a profesional astrologer (with a name like hers, it was meant to me). With a degree is Sociology and Urban Studies from Brown University, Aurora considered a career in Urban Planning before deciding to pursue her passion for astrology as a full time job. She has appeared in numerous magazines and on television programs including Good Morning America & Nightline. Aurora currently does all of the astrology content for Cosmopolitan Magazine, including their famed "Bedside Astrologer". We had to discuss beauty and astrology and how the two are inextricably linked. Here is her guide to what your sign means in terms of your optimal beauty look.

GEMINI

"There is that coquettish smile, but really it's the inquisitive, and well defined, eyes of the Gemini woman that first draw you in. The Gemini woman keeps a youthful glow throughout her life, and her effervescence is highlighted even more by soft glossy pinks and peaches on her lips and cheeks."

CANCER

"Soft, sensual Cancers prefer an au natural look that imperceptibly highlights their voluptuous feminine appeal. Nude cosmetics, with a touch of sheen, make her appear effortlessly radiant, while occasional smatterings of smoky eyes, or pearlescent shimmer, give nod to her ruler, the luminous moon."

LEO

"A veritable bombshell, the Leo woman's presence is announced via her perfect coif of hair, her thick brows and the passionate determination in her eyes. Always sporting a post-holiday glow, she radiates confidence with her strong eyes, deep bronze, and sometimes fiery accents."

VIRGO

"A master at combining minimalist and maximalist styles, Virgo is all about the details, in life and in presentation. A gravitation to natural products gives her a healthy, lit-from-within serenity. And she uses soft earth shades to ever so subtly contour herself to understated perfection."

LIBRA
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"A charmer of the first degree, the Libra woman knows how to highlight her best feature, a winning smile, and captivate any audience. Never too heavy handed, she nonetheless relishes the rituals of beauty and fragrance, and finds pinks and peaches in all shades to match her many moods."

SCORPIO

"The Scorpio woman knows just what she likes, and just how to bring the drama. Sometimes starkly understated, sometimes as bold as night, shades of red and crimson flatter her unique, confident style. And she always relies on dark black accents, to reflect the intensity within."

SAGITTARIUSPhoto Credit: ERIK MADIGAN HECK For Harper's Bazaar

"The zodiac's free spirit, the Sagittarius woman, embraces experimentalism in her life and with her beauty. Never one to shy away from color, she highlights her open, exuberant curiosity with the occasional unexpected accents, to complement her carefree, natural style."

CAPRICORN

"The strong and stable Capricorn woman, a master of aging gracefully, is fiercely loyal to her favorite looks and beauty routine. She prefers a clean, matte style, and accenting her lovely, knowing eyes with dark grays and browns. Just a touch of shimmer gives a hint of the other, more playful, side of her personality."

AQUARIUS

"The futuristic and liberated Aquarius woman paves her own path through life. She prefers a bronzed glow, made fresh with modern flourishes and interesting angles. Not shy about trying new things, she especially radiates in black and metallic accents, never overshadowing her easy smile and fuss-free personality."

PISCES

"An eternal romantic and dreamer, the Pisces woman radiates the complicated nuances of her gender. Mixing and matching pale pink and purple shades with stark black kohls, she especially shines in windswept, beachy styles. Bronzed and luminous, she is every inch the ethereal sea nymph."

ARIES

"A tomboy at heart, the Aries woman take a no-fuss approach to beauty. Preferring matte nude and brown shades that highlight her practical earthy side, she also gravitates towards bold red accents and deep lips that reveal her naturally confident and charismatic nature."

TAURUS

PHOTO: Jo Malone London / Nick Harvey

"A classic goddess, the Taurus woman is both understated and deeply feminine. Quality is of the utmost importance to her, and she relishes the five senses, enjoying her beauty routine as much for its sensory pleasures as for the inevitably flawless result. Erring more on the side of nature than flash, she nonetheless knows just how to pull the right hues from her well balanced features."

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UCHealth Eye Center Announces Grand Opening

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World-class, academic ophthalmology clinic reopens in Denver

Aurora, Colorado (PRWEB) June 05, 2015

After an extensive expansion and remodeling project, the UCHealth Eye Center has now reopened and is one of the largest eye centers in the nation. Located on the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, the academic-based eye center offers highly specialized care for patients and nationally renowned research.

The 67 full-time faculty members who practice at the UCHealth Eye Center already treat over 100,000 patients a year, and after an expansion project that almost tripled its size, the 135,000 square foot Eye Center now has room to care for far more patients.

“Over the past several years, the demand for our eye specialists has grown so rapidly that, even after extending our clinic hours, we were still barely able to care for all the patients who requested appointments,” said Naresh Mandava, MD, Executive Director of the UCHealth Eye Center, Professor and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Chair in Retinal Diseases. “Now the UCHealth Eye Center will be a resource for the entire Rocky Mountain region, serving patients with the most complex, sight-threatening conditions as well as those who need less complex care.”

The physicians at the UCHealth Eye Center, all faculty of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, are at the forefront of discovering and researching the most advanced treatments for eye diseases and have received numerous patents for their ground breaking work. This innovation is critically important as the numbers of people affected by diseases such as glaucoma and macular degeneration are rapidly increasing.

“We are very proud of the translational research that has developed from within our department and are excited to see that research come to fruition with new vision-saving and restorative treatments not only for our own patients but for patients throughout the world,” said Dr. Richard Davidson, Vice Chair for Quality and Clinical Affairs for the UCHealth Eye Center.

The UCHealth Eye Center is home to three dedicated operating rooms, an eyeglass retail shop, a full-service ocular diagnostics and imaging center as well as a complete suite for LASIK and other vision-correction procedures.

At the center of the project is a research area and state-of-the-art laboratories that will build on the recent discoveries by the ophthalmologists and scientists in the University of Colorado School of Medicine. The CU Department of Ophthalmology was the first to research stimulation of the retina with photovoltaic nanoparticles, which have the potential to restore sight to patients with blinding retinal diseases. The UCHealth Eye Center was the first academic medical center in the United States to commercially perform femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery.

The Eye Center has four, satellite patient-care centers located in Boulder, Cherry Creek, Downtown Denver, and Park Meadows. Additionally, the Eye Center’s physicians have been ranked among 5280 Magazine’s Top Doctors.

About University of Colorado Hospital

University of Colorado Hospital is the Rocky Mountain region's leading academic medical center. UCH is best known as an innovator in patient care and often as one of the first hospitals to bring new medicine to the patients’ bedside. University HealthSystem Consortium named UCH the #1 Academic Medical Center in quality in the nation in both 2011 and 2012, and U.S. News & World Report named University of Colorado Hospital the best hospital in Colorado in 2012 and 2013. UCH is one of five Colorado hospitals that make up University of Colorado Health. The hospital’s physicians are affiliated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine, part of the University of Colorado system. Based on the expansive Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, CO, the hospital is where patient care, research and education converge to establish the future of health care delivery. Reported by PRWeb 23 hours ago.

'It Was The Right Thing To Do': Lunch Lady Fired For Feeding Students Who Couldn't Afford Lunch Speaks Out

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A kitchen manager at a school in Colorado who was fired for feeding students that couldn’t afford to pay for their lunch said she’d do it all again if she had to.

Della Curry made headlines after she was fired from her job as kitchen manager at Dakota Valley Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado, for giving free lunch to a first grade girl who, through tears, explained one day that she didn’t have enough money to pay for her lunch.

“I had a first grader in front of me, crying, because she doesn’t have enough money for lunch. Yes, I gave her lunch,” Curry told reporters after the incident first occurred. According to Curry, the normal school policy was that if a student surpassed a debt limit for unpaid lunches, they would be given a hamburger bun with a slice of cheese on it and a glass of milk. That, she said, was unacceptable.

“I would have kids start crying when I told them they didn’t have money in their account because they were terrified of getting the cheese sandwich,” she said. She reiterated her disapproval of the policy in a Facebook post written after she was fired.

“I will never understand how the 'best' country in the world considers a cheese sandwich to be adequate nutrition for a child,” she wrote. 

Curry’s story soon went viral, prompting her to speak out further about what she did and why, she said, she’d do it again.

“If you don't charge for the food it's considered theft,” she said on Good Morning America. I understand that I won't be getting my job back because, until the policies change, I'd be breaking policy. “

Curry said she believes the school’s policy should change to better serve the best interests of the students and provide healthy, acceptable lunches for all students regardless of whether or not they can afford it. 

“The new policy that I believe 100 percent that I'm going to work for is that school lunch is part of a public education,” she said. “It is not a separate department like it is now. It should not be separately funded."

Sources: 6 ABC, Yahoo! News

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Car Hits Bicyclists in Oswego

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Patch Oswego, IL -- Two have been transported to Rush Copley Medical Center in Aurora. Reported by Patch 20 hours ago.

Vehicle Hits Bicyclists in Oswego

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Patch Oswego, IL -- Two have been transported to Rush Copley Medical Center in Aurora. Reported by Patch 20 hours ago.

3 jurors in James Holmes trial are dismissed by judge

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The Aurora, Colo., theater shooting trial was thrown into an uproar and three members of the panel weighing James E. Holmes' fate were dismissed Tuesday, after a member of the jury told the judge that Juror 872 had heard and discussed news reports about the high-profile case at least two times. Reported by L.A. Times 1 day ago.

Judge dismisses 3 jurors from the James Holmes trial

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The judge for the Aurora theater shooting trial in Colorado dismissed three jurors after one juror said she overheard another juror talking about information gleaned in a news report. The judge also prohibited the media from talking with any jurors.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Teen Charged With Murder in Brutal Stabbing of Aurora Man at Glenbard West Grad Party

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Patch Wheaton, IL -- He is also accused of stabbing the man's girlfriend. She is expected to recover. Reported by Patch 1 day ago.

Matthews buying Aurora Casket for $214M

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Matthews International Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Aurora Casket Co. from Kohlberg & Co. for $214 million in cash. The deal is expected to close by the end of September, pending regulatory approvals. Pittsburgh-based Matthews (Nasdaq:MATW) anticipates between $15 million and $20 million annually from the combination. It plans to integrate Aurora within its memorialization segment for the funeral and cemetary industries. Matthews’ funeral home products operations will be… Reported by bizjournals 1 day ago.
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