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Landmark Mercury Cafe closes as its slam poetry team represents Colorado at regionals
By Madeleine Lebovic, Clara Normand, and Shaundrea Roberts The Mercury Cafe, which closed in April …
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A Hockey lover and college freshman slipped on a snowbank on the roof of a …
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Denver’s Mercury Cafe has welcomed poets of all backgrounds, offering them not just a microphone …
Read More »Navigating elder fraud as scams persist in Colorado
By Michael Cheuvront According to the FBI, seniors in the United States often have good …
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Denver has historically been Colorado’s hub for slam poetry. DU Media journalists Madeleine Lebovic, Clara …
Read More »Navigating elder fraud as scams persist in Colorado
Scammers stole more than $54 million from elders in Colorado in just one year, making …
Read More »Keeping Jazz Alive: One drum teacher’s impact on the community
By Kalea Carter, Lexi Hine and Andrew Arndorfer Chad Hodges with one of his current …
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Check out this mini-documentary by DU Media journalists Kalea Carter, Lexi Hine, and Andrew Arndorfer …
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DU Media journalists Kalea Carter, Lexi Hine, and Andrew Arndorfer feature the life of a …
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