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Immigrant restaurant owners get by with a little help from their friends
A supportive network is key for immigrant restaurant owners navigating business ownership in Colorado
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Postcards from the Great Divide
Stories filmed during the 2016 campaign cycle about how partisanship has become the dominant feature of American elections, both nationally and locally.
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Blue Wind on a Red Prairie
Season 1 Episode 10 | 12m 7s | CC
Nebraska is a deep red state that hasn’t gone Democratic in a presidential contest in over 50 years. So how can the minority party become relevant in state politics? Enter Jane Kleeb. She married a Nebraska rancher and went on to lead the successful state resistance blocking the Keystone Pipeline. Now she’s been elected the chair of the state Democratic Party. Can she change her party’s fortunes?
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Crop Air’s drone pilot Joseph Daviss used to fly spray drones for vineyards and mosquito control at his previous job in California. While he likes flying them, he said he's a "firm believer that drones are never going to replace the airplanes or the helicopters. It would be a mistake for a business to try to do that.
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The Blue Chirper at the intersection of 21st and Curtis is really annoying. That’s the point.