Briefcase - Dec. 2, 2011
Thirteen grant recipients - representing elementary, middle, high and one charter school from the Poudre School District - received more than $42,000 collectively from the Supporting Partnerships in Innovative Education grant program. Designed to encourage innovative and creative educational approaches, the SPIE grants will directly impact PSD students through classroom initiatives ranging from math, science and technology programs to collaborative programs for literacy and the arts.
The Human Bean presented $6,000 to Poudre Valley Hospital, $1,000 to the Hope Lives! Lydia Dody Breast Cancer Foundation, and $10,000 to North Colorado Medical Center to help provide low-income women with mammograms, diagnostic services and biopsies for women in need. The money was raised from the Oct. 21 Coffee for a Cure, in which 100 percent of sales were donated to help fight breast cancer.
The Loveland Turkey Trot 5K run/walk 10th anniversary event, held Thanksgiving morning at McKee Medical Center with a record 2,100 participants, raised more than $43,000 to benefit the
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Briefcase May 17, 2013
May 20 is the last day to submit nominations for the 2013 Women of Vision Award, which honors
Harmony Urgent Care’s hours have changed. Patient care will be offered from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily at 2127 E. Harmony Road. The office is part of Colorado Health Medical Group, formerly Poudre
The Loveland Chamber of Commerce is now accepting grand marshal nominations for the Old Fashioned Corn Roast Festival. Nominees must be long-standing community members who have made a significant



















