A former Aurora code enforcement officer has been named director of the Neighborhood Services Department, the city announced Friday.
Reported by Denver Post 9 hours ago.
Aurora names Hankins as neighborhood services director
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Metro Denver's unemployment rate at 3.3%
Metro Denver's unadjusted unemployment rate was 3.3 percent in March, just a bit up from 3.1 percent in February, according to the raw county jobs estimates released Friday by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. The 3.3 percent-unadjusted jobless rate is for a 10-county area that includes Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Broomfield and Centennial, but not Boulder County. Boulder County's unemployment was 2.9 percent in March, slightly up from February’s 2.7 percent. The slight increases…
Reported by bizjournals 8 hours ago.
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Graebel Earns FIDI Academy Gold Award in Switzerland
Graebel Movers International, Inc. was awarded the “FIDI Academy Commitment to Excellence Gold Award” at the FIDI Annual Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.
Aurora COLO USA (PRWEB) April 15, 2016
Last week, Graebel Movers International, Inc. was awarded the “FIDI Academy Commitment to Excellence Gold Award” at the FIDI Annual Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Bill Graebel SGMS, chief executive officer and Dale Collins MBA, SCRP, GMS, chief innovation officer and president of global transportation of Graebel Companies, Inc. were in attendance at the international conference. Mr. Graebel accepted the award on the company’s behalf. FIDI, a global network of international removals companies, independently audits compliance to its quality standard (FAIM) that sets and measures standards for the industry every two years. FIDI represents over 600 independent companies in more than 100 countries. Graebel has been a FIDI member for over 30 years.
The FIDI Academy has developed a career points system that recognizes individuals and companies that promote industry knowledge. Graebel received the highest total number of continuing education award points among the 18 mobility companies that received the Gold Award honor.
Collins accepted an award on behalf of Sean Tucker EiM, international household goods coordinator at the Graebel EMEA headquarters in Prague. Tucker was recognized for earning a Top Student Award at the FIDI training that took place at the Graebel world headquarters in Colorado in 2015.
About FIDI & FIDI Academy
FIDI is a federation representing the interests of companies specializing in international removals and relocation. Its membership is composed of associations acting on behalf of the international mobility industry in their respective countries or group of countries. The 25 associations represent over 600 professional mobility solutions companies.
The FIDI Academy is a leading provider of educational services for the relocation industry. With programs developed specifically for the industry, by the industry, the FIDI Academy offers unique, innovative training tools for all stakeholders, from newcomers to leaders. Programs are provided to FIDI Affiliates and available in multiple formats, such as residential seminars, webinars and e-learning. To find out more visit: http://www.fidi.org.
About Graebel Companies, Inc.
Founded in 1950, Graebel Companies is a privately-held global organization that administers employee and commercial office relocation, mobility management, workplace and consultative services for the Global 100, Fortune 500 and mid-sized companies located around the globe. On-the-ground services are managed on six continents by in-region staff members. The world headquarters is located in Aurora, Colorado USA, with centers throughout the Americas, the Asia-Pacific 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 in its industry for best-in-practice performance, market intelligence research and corporate social responsibility initiatives across the globe. To learn more visit: http://www.graebel.com
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Aurora COLO USA (PRWEB) April 15, 2016
Last week, Graebel Movers International, Inc. was awarded the “FIDI Academy Commitment to Excellence Gold Award” at the FIDI Annual Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Bill Graebel SGMS, chief executive officer and Dale Collins MBA, SCRP, GMS, chief innovation officer and president of global transportation of Graebel Companies, Inc. were in attendance at the international conference. Mr. Graebel accepted the award on the company’s behalf. FIDI, a global network of international removals companies, independently audits compliance to its quality standard (FAIM) that sets and measures standards for the industry every two years. FIDI represents over 600 independent companies in more than 100 countries. Graebel has been a FIDI member for over 30 years.
The FIDI Academy has developed a career points system that recognizes individuals and companies that promote industry knowledge. Graebel received the highest total number of continuing education award points among the 18 mobility companies that received the Gold Award honor.
Collins accepted an award on behalf of Sean Tucker EiM, international household goods coordinator at the Graebel EMEA headquarters in Prague. Tucker was recognized for earning a Top Student Award at the FIDI training that took place at the Graebel world headquarters in Colorado in 2015.
About FIDI & FIDI Academy
FIDI is a federation representing the interests of companies specializing in international removals and relocation. Its membership is composed of associations acting on behalf of the international mobility industry in their respective countries or group of countries. The 25 associations represent over 600 professional mobility solutions companies.
The FIDI Academy is a leading provider of educational services for the relocation industry. With programs developed specifically for the industry, by the industry, the FIDI Academy offers unique, innovative training tools for all stakeholders, from newcomers to leaders. Programs are provided to FIDI Affiliates and available in multiple formats, such as residential seminars, webinars and e-learning. To find out more visit: http://www.fidi.org.
About Graebel Companies, Inc.
Founded in 1950, Graebel Companies is a privately-held global organization that administers employee and commercial office relocation, mobility management, workplace and consultative services for the Global 100, Fortune 500 and mid-sized companies located around the globe. On-the-ground services are managed on six continents by in-region staff members. The world headquarters is located in Aurora, Colorado USA, with centers throughout the Americas, the Asia-Pacific 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 in its industry for best-in-practice performance, market intelligence research and corporate social responsibility initiatives across the globe. To learn more visit: http://www.graebel.com
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BBB Warns Public About Scam Targeting Mexican Nationals in Aurora
The Aurora Police Department has released a warning of kidnapping extortion scams targeting Mexican nationals who currently live in Aurora.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) April 15, 2016
The Aurora Police Department has released a warning of kidnapping extortion scams targeting Mexican nationals who currently live in Aurora.
“This is similar to many other scams BBB sees throughout the year but especially cruel because of the targeted victims and the seriousness of the threat,” says BBB CEO Kim States. “There are so many variations. Callers will demand payment and use threats of arrest, court action or physical harm to trick you into sending them money.”
The Aurora Police Department reports caller with an unidentified Mexican phone number warns a family member that a son, daughter, or other loved one has been kidnapped and will likely be killed unless a ransom is paid. The caller almost always talks fast and deliberately keeps the family member on the phone for as long as possible so as to prevent him/her from calling the alleged victim. The family member is then instructed to wire money to a destination somewhere in Mexico and the perpetrator may call back several times with escalating threats and more demands for money.
After following the caller’s threats as instructed, the family member eventually discovers that the victim purportedly being held ransom is safe and unaware that he/she has been used as ‘bait’ in the hoax. Pay-up scams such as these are not uncommon and are used to scare innocent victims into sending money to con artists.
Per the Aurora Police Department and FBI, blackmailers often use social networking sites to identify families and the relationships of family members to gather personal, pertinent information (birthdays, hobbies, full names, etc.) to enhance the threat’s credibility.
The Aurora Police Department offers these tips to protect yourself and family:
Place all family members on speed dial so that if such a call comes through, a call or text message to the targeted victim can be immediately sent. Consider establishing a code within the family, such as a text, emoticon, word or phrase that would notify family members of the extortion attempt, or in turn, that the alleged victim is safe.
The FBI recommends finding ways of stalling the caller in order to speed dial the intended victim by slowing the conversation down and asking questions. One strategy is to ask the caller to repeat the demand so you can write the information down. Ask to speak to the victim.
Finally, consider limiting the personal information you post about family members on social networking sites, and instruct families to do so as well.
If you receive this call, contact Sgt. Courtenay, Aurora Police Department at 303-739-6094. You can also report this and other scams – as well as monitor scams in your area - at BBB’s Scam Tracker. For more information please visit http://www.da18.org/ConsumerProtection/Alerts.aspx
For Better Business Bureau serving Denver/Boulder media inquiries:
Josh Hares
Chief Revenue Officer
720-266-5035 (Office)
303-709-9290 (Cell)
ABOUT BBB: For more than 100 years, Better Business Bureau has been helping people find businesses, brands and charities they can trust. In 2015, people turned to BBB more than 172 million times for BBB Business Reviews on more than 4.7 million businesses and Charity Reports on 11,000 charities, all available for free at bbb.org. The Council of Better Business Bureaus is the umbrella organization for 111 local, independent BBBs across North America, as well as home to its national programs on dispute resolution, advertising review, and industry self-regulation. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) April 15, 2016
The Aurora Police Department has released a warning of kidnapping extortion scams targeting Mexican nationals who currently live in Aurora.
“This is similar to many other scams BBB sees throughout the year but especially cruel because of the targeted victims and the seriousness of the threat,” says BBB CEO Kim States. “There are so many variations. Callers will demand payment and use threats of arrest, court action or physical harm to trick you into sending them money.”
The Aurora Police Department reports caller with an unidentified Mexican phone number warns a family member that a son, daughter, or other loved one has been kidnapped and will likely be killed unless a ransom is paid. The caller almost always talks fast and deliberately keeps the family member on the phone for as long as possible so as to prevent him/her from calling the alleged victim. The family member is then instructed to wire money to a destination somewhere in Mexico and the perpetrator may call back several times with escalating threats and more demands for money.
After following the caller’s threats as instructed, the family member eventually discovers that the victim purportedly being held ransom is safe and unaware that he/she has been used as ‘bait’ in the hoax. Pay-up scams such as these are not uncommon and are used to scare innocent victims into sending money to con artists.
Per the Aurora Police Department and FBI, blackmailers often use social networking sites to identify families and the relationships of family members to gather personal, pertinent information (birthdays, hobbies, full names, etc.) to enhance the threat’s credibility.
The Aurora Police Department offers these tips to protect yourself and family:
Place all family members on speed dial so that if such a call comes through, a call or text message to the targeted victim can be immediately sent. Consider establishing a code within the family, such as a text, emoticon, word or phrase that would notify family members of the extortion attempt, or in turn, that the alleged victim is safe.
The FBI recommends finding ways of stalling the caller in order to speed dial the intended victim by slowing the conversation down and asking questions. One strategy is to ask the caller to repeat the demand so you can write the information down. Ask to speak to the victim.
Finally, consider limiting the personal information you post about family members on social networking sites, and instruct families to do so as well.
If you receive this call, contact Sgt. Courtenay, Aurora Police Department at 303-739-6094. You can also report this and other scams – as well as monitor scams in your area - at BBB’s Scam Tracker. For more information please visit http://www.da18.org/ConsumerProtection/Alerts.aspx
For Better Business Bureau serving Denver/Boulder media inquiries:
Josh Hares
Chief Revenue Officer
720-266-5035 (Office)
303-709-9290 (Cell)
ABOUT BBB: For more than 100 years, Better Business Bureau has been helping people find businesses, brands and charities they can trust. In 2015, people turned to BBB more than 172 million times for BBB Business Reviews on more than 4.7 million businesses and Charity Reports on 11,000 charities, all available for free at bbb.org. The Council of Better Business Bureaus is the umbrella organization for 111 local, independent BBBs across North America, as well as home to its national programs on dispute resolution, advertising review, and industry self-regulation. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
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Ride the Ducks could pay $222,000 penalty under tentative settlement deal
Ride the Ducks admitted to 463 violations and could pay a $222,000 penalty over the 2015 crash on the Aurora Bridge, if a settlement deal is approved by the state Utilities and Transportation Commission.
Reported by SeattlePI.com 1 day ago.
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The Originals: Lucien Goes After Klaus with Nothing to Lose
Hell hath no fury like a lover scorned and unfortunately for The Originals, that scorned person is now the most powerful vampire in the world. Lucien (Andrew Lees) has gone fully nuclear after seeing the video footage of Aurora (Rebecca Breeds) admitting that she'll never really love him. [...] she's just using him as a means to an end to exact her revenge on Klaus (Joseph Morgan). While Lucien's next meeting with Aurora will undoubtedly be brutal, he's going after Klaus - the man he holds responsible for taking Aurora away from him - first, and he's going to hit where it hurts. Executive producer Michael Narducci talked to TVGuide.com about what Lucien plans now that Aurora has forsaken him and how the Mikaelsons will fight the two-front war being waged on their family. [...] I would say that Lucien is hoping that the dying Cami is exactly what he needs to get Klaus to come to him. Are we building up to a witch and vampire war in the season finale? Will he come back to Davina to figure it out or will he still try to keep his distance even if he can't leave the city? TVGuide.com is owned by CBS, one of The CW's parent companies
Reported by SeattlePI.com 1 day ago.
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Girl Molested on Way to School / Man Charged with Bar Stabbing / Aurora Bank Robbery / Oswego Economic Director Out
Patch Batavia, IL -- Catch up on Fox Valley headlines: Police blotters / New Oswego superintendent / Andy's Frozen Custard opening soon.
Reported by Patch 11 hours ago.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Accepts Case Challenging Medical Records Fees
The Wisconsin Supreme Court last week accepted Welcenbach Law Offices Client's Petition for Review of a class action lawsuit challenging whether a healthcare provider, and their agents who are contracted to provide medical records, may charge a requesting party a certification or retrieval fee when the patient authorizes the medical records to be released.
Milwaukee, WI (PRWEB) April 16, 2016
The Wisconsin Supreme Court last week accepted a Petition for Review of a class action lawsuit challenging whether a healthcare provider, and their agents who are contracted to provide medical records, may charge a requesting party a certification or retrieval fee when the patient authorizes the medical records to be released.
According to court documents, in 2011, Carolyn Moya authorized a release of her medical records from Aurora Healthcare to her lawyers, Welcenbach Law Offices, for a personal injury case they were handling for her.
Aurora contracted with Healthport Technologies to provide patient medical records to requesting parties such as Moya according to court documents. Healthport charged Moya an $8.00 certification and $20.00 retrieval fee for her records.
Moya’s attorney, Robert Welcenbach, filed a class action lawsuit on her behalf alleging Aurora and Healthport charged fees prohibited by law because a person with written authorization from the patient is exempt from those fees. Three judges in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court agreed with Moya. Aurora appealed and the Wisconsin Court of Appeals reversed and held that personal injury attorneys who request records on behalf of their client are not exempt from the charges.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will now decide whether a person who has written consent to the release of the patient’s records may be charged certification or retrieval fees.
The Milwaukee County trial court case number is 2013CV002642. The case is currently pending before the Wisconsin Supreme Court as case number 2014AP002236.
More information can be located at Welcenbach Law Offices’ website: http://www.welcenbachlaw.com. Reported by PRWeb 12 hours ago.
Milwaukee, WI (PRWEB) April 16, 2016
The Wisconsin Supreme Court last week accepted a Petition for Review of a class action lawsuit challenging whether a healthcare provider, and their agents who are contracted to provide medical records, may charge a requesting party a certification or retrieval fee when the patient authorizes the medical records to be released.
According to court documents, in 2011, Carolyn Moya authorized a release of her medical records from Aurora Healthcare to her lawyers, Welcenbach Law Offices, for a personal injury case they were handling for her.
Aurora contracted with Healthport Technologies to provide patient medical records to requesting parties such as Moya according to court documents. Healthport charged Moya an $8.00 certification and $20.00 retrieval fee for her records.
Moya’s attorney, Robert Welcenbach, filed a class action lawsuit on her behalf alleging Aurora and Healthport charged fees prohibited by law because a person with written authorization from the patient is exempt from those fees. Three judges in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court agreed with Moya. Aurora appealed and the Wisconsin Court of Appeals reversed and held that personal injury attorneys who request records on behalf of their client are not exempt from the charges.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will now decide whether a person who has written consent to the release of the patient’s records may be charged certification or retrieval fees.
The Milwaukee County trial court case number is 2013CV002642. The case is currently pending before the Wisconsin Supreme Court as case number 2014AP002236.
More information can be located at Welcenbach Law Offices’ website: http://www.welcenbachlaw.com. Reported by PRWeb 12 hours ago.
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Spring Fling Cooking Demo And Tasting For Somerset County Women
Patch Bridgewater, NJ -- Women in Business, a special interest group will host a Spring Fling Cooking Demo & Tasting on Thursday, April 21 at Aurora Kitchens
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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'Once Upon a Time' introduces LGBT storyline in the land of Oz
Once Upon a Time gave us an updated version of True Love's kiss with the show’s first LGBT love story.
Although earlier episodes saw Mulan have feelings for Aurora, the feelings were not mutual as Sleeping Beauty ended up having her happily ever after with Prince Philip. But in “Ruby Slippers,” Mulan helps another character reveal her feelings for her crush before it's too late.
SEE ALSO: 'Once Upon a Time' gave a dark twist to the 'Beauty and the Beast' we all know
To understand who was falling in love—— and who had to be awoken with such a powerful kiss in the land of Oz — let's go back to where the lovebirds first met. Read more...
More about Abc, Tv Recap, Once Upon A Time, Television, and Entertainment Reported by Mashable 1 day ago.
Although earlier episodes saw Mulan have feelings for Aurora, the feelings were not mutual as Sleeping Beauty ended up having her happily ever after with Prince Philip. But in “Ruby Slippers,” Mulan helps another character reveal her feelings for her crush before it's too late.
SEE ALSO: 'Once Upon a Time' gave a dark twist to the 'Beauty and the Beast' we all know
To understand who was falling in love—— and who had to be awoken with such a powerful kiss in the land of Oz — let's go back to where the lovebirds first met. Read more...
More about Abc, Tv Recap, Once Upon A Time, Television, and Entertainment Reported by Mashable 1 day ago.
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RE/MAX Realtor Beth Davis Stresses Denver Sellers Sell Now
Beth Davis, of RE/MAX Masters Millennium, in light of a Denver Metro Association of Realtors article reporting Denver-area housing inventory broke a record low in February, illustrates why now is the time to sell.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) April 18, 2016
Denver was named the No. 1 housing market in the country for 2016, which has made the Mile High City a seller’s dream. “Many homeowners are selling and experiencing multiple offers on their homes, which is also driving up prices,” said RE/MAX Masters Millennium Realtor Beth Davis. “However, there is precious little inventory, coupled with a plethora of buyers looking for homes, making this an ideal seller’s market.”
In fact, according to the March 2, 2016, Denver Metro Association of Realtors article, February closed out with a historic low of just 3,963 active listings, representing a 6% decrease in inventory over the previous month. Additionally, the median sold price was $330,000, a 3.42% increase.
One of the main factors spurring the hot real estate market is Colorado’s population growth. The state added approximately 101,000 people to its population last year, but this has made it difficult for buyers to find a home because of the dearth of housing.
“Buyers are getting aggressive and home prices are soaring,” said Davis. “However, it’s great for sellers.”
About Beth Davis, RE/MAX Masters Millennium
Beth Davis services Greenwood Village, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Aurora, Parker, Denver, Littleton and Castle Rock, CO. For more information, call Beth at (303) 517-3020, or visit http://www.bethdavishome.com. The office is located at 6020 Greenwood Plaza Blvd., Suite 100, Greenwood Village, CO.
About the NALA™
The NALA offers small and medium-sized businesses effective ways to reach customers in the digital age, while providing a single-agency source that helps them flourish in their local community. The NALA offers its clients an array of marketing tools from press release campaigns and social media management to a cause marketing program. The NALA’s mission is to make businesses relevant and newsworthy, both online and through traditional media, by providing increased exposure at reasonable costs. For media inquiries, please call 805.650.6121, ext. 361. Reported by PRWeb 19 hours ago.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) April 18, 2016
Denver was named the No. 1 housing market in the country for 2016, which has made the Mile High City a seller’s dream. “Many homeowners are selling and experiencing multiple offers on their homes, which is also driving up prices,” said RE/MAX Masters Millennium Realtor Beth Davis. “However, there is precious little inventory, coupled with a plethora of buyers looking for homes, making this an ideal seller’s market.”
In fact, according to the March 2, 2016, Denver Metro Association of Realtors article, February closed out with a historic low of just 3,963 active listings, representing a 6% decrease in inventory over the previous month. Additionally, the median sold price was $330,000, a 3.42% increase.
One of the main factors spurring the hot real estate market is Colorado’s population growth. The state added approximately 101,000 people to its population last year, but this has made it difficult for buyers to find a home because of the dearth of housing.
“Buyers are getting aggressive and home prices are soaring,” said Davis. “However, it’s great for sellers.”
About Beth Davis, RE/MAX Masters Millennium
Beth Davis services Greenwood Village, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Aurora, Parker, Denver, Littleton and Castle Rock, CO. For more information, call Beth at (303) 517-3020, or visit http://www.bethdavishome.com. The office is located at 6020 Greenwood Plaza Blvd., Suite 100, Greenwood Village, CO.
About the NALA™
The NALA offers small and medium-sized businesses effective ways to reach customers in the digital age, while providing a single-agency source that helps them flourish in their local community. The NALA offers its clients an array of marketing tools from press release campaigns and social media management to a cause marketing program. The NALA’s mission is to make businesses relevant and newsworthy, both online and through traditional media, by providing increased exposure at reasonable costs. For media inquiries, please call 805.650.6121, ext. 361. Reported by PRWeb 19 hours ago.
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Woman gets 4 years probation for role in Commerce City slaying
A 40-year-old woman was sentenced Friday to four years of probation for her role in the slaying of an Aurora man whose body was found dumped last year in Commerce City.
Reported by Denver Post 9 hours ago.
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‘The Heir Apparent’ makes Bay Area debut
‘The Heir Apparent’ makes Bay Area debut Eraste is desperate to claim his inheritance so he can marry fair Isabelle, but Geronte has no intention of dying soon — and well, he, too, wants to wed Isabelle. The Aurora Theatre Company’s production marks the play’s Bay Area premiere and stars Kenny Toll as Eraste and Julian Lopez-Morillas as Geronte.
Reported by SFGate 9 hours ago.
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Aurora Health Care posts second-highest profit ever; revenue up $286 million
Aurora Health Care recorded operating income of $462 million in 2015 — down from an all-time high of $503 million in 2014, but still the second-highest ever. The Milwaukee-based health care system’s revenue in 2015 did reach an all-time high of nearly $5 billion in 2015, which was a 4.5 percent increase over 2014. The revenue increase was driven by higher volumes at hospitals and clinics and a price increase with commercial insurers, chief financial officer Gail Hanson said in an interview with…
Reported by bizjournals 8 hours ago.
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Auroras dance above Earth in gorgeous new 4K video from space
Auroras are a rare sight on Earth, but now, thanks to a new ultra-high definition video from NASA, people can see what it's like to be an astronaut witnessing the cosmic light show from the International Space Station.
From Earth, the curtains of the aurora dance overhead during solar storms, but from space, astronauts get to watch the northern and southern lights flicker up at them from below.
SEE ALSO: Aurora Australis captured in mesmerising time-lapse video and photos
Auroras are produced when charged particles from the sun slam into Earth's upper atmosphere, exciting neutral particles and causing them to glow. This happens above the planet's high latitudes, such as the Arctic and Antarctic. Read more...
More about International Space Station, Nasa, Aurora, Science, and World Reported by Mashable 8 hours ago.
From Earth, the curtains of the aurora dance overhead during solar storms, but from space, astronauts get to watch the northern and southern lights flicker up at them from below.
SEE ALSO: Aurora Australis captured in mesmerising time-lapse video and photos
Auroras are produced when charged particles from the sun slam into Earth's upper atmosphere, exciting neutral particles and causing them to glow. This happens above the planet's high latitudes, such as the Arctic and Antarctic. Read more...
More about International Space Station, Nasa, Aurora, Science, and World Reported by Mashable 8 hours ago.
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Bayfield ranch offers horse therapy for mental illness, drug abuse
Dawn Solomon became addicted to horses at a riding stable in Aurora.Now she hopes that love, along with her counseling degree, can help people with a dual diagnosis of mental illness and
Reported by Denver Post 7 hours ago.
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Eden Myles of Five Points Pizza teaches pizza master class
Two of the nation's top fast-casual pizzerias just opened in Colorado. Pie Five Pizza has three new restaurants— two in Colorado Springs, one in Aurora — and Blaze Pizza, backed by LeBron James, will open in May in Broomfield.
Reported by Denver Post 7 hours ago.
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50 South Capital Advisors and Aurora Investment Management Terminate Acquisition Agreement
CHICAGO & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--After careful consideration, 50 South Capital Advisors and Aurora Investment Management have terminated an acquisition agreement.
Reported by Business Wire 6 hours ago.
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How Gaylord Rockies Hotel in Aurora cleared final legal hurdle
After several years of wrangling, the last legal challenge to Aurora's Gaylord Rockies Hotel is over, paving the way for the massive hotel near Denver International Airport.
Reported by Denver Post 5 hours ago.
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Local Runners Finish Boston Marathon
Patch Montgomery, IL -- Runners hail from Oswego, Yorkville, Montgomery and Aurora.
Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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