Life
Goes On, War on Voters, Budget Economics, Space
A
tragic shooting ended lives and disrupted more in Aurora, Colorado
Friday night. Information to give help and to seek help:
Regular
updates and links from the Denver
Post,
And
if you are among the seven billion other people in the world who are
not profoundly affected by this tragedy, that is okay too.
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler (keep an eye on him here) is a leader in the GOP strategy to deny citizens their right to vote in the coming election. Progress Now Colorado's Joanne Schwartz briefs us on the current state of affairs, and what people can do in their own defense.
Last week we introduced some ways that Colorado's broken revenue system is slowing economic recovery by starving education, infrastructure and other critical resources that should be supporting growth. We are losing ground for Coloradoans' competitiveness and health in the long term. Bell Policy Center Policy and Research Director Rich Jones helps us assemble these divers pieces.
Space is big, hard to see and still a frontier of opportunity for all of us. Bob Stack joins us to talk about how we are learning more about Mars, and why Curiosity is good for you. Things like the International Space Station to look up and see, too!
And a note to save a date: A memorial march commemorating 40 years since the murder of Colorado activist Ricardo Falcรณn starts in Fort Lupton at 10:30 a.m. August 18. Stay tuned for more details.
ORR
is On Air at 2:00 p.m. MDT so tune in at 1310 in northern Colorado,
streaming at http://www.1310kfka.com
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