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CDOT kicks COVID stimulus money to projects across state; RTD hopes to reverse some layoffs

CDOT kicks COVID stimulus money to projects across state; RTD hopes to reverse some layoffs

In addition to the Colorado Department of Transportation and the Regional Transportation District, Denver International Airport also is expected to receive money to help offset its continuing pandemic-induced losses.
COVID vaccine has Colorado business leaders optimistic — but not immediately

COVID vaccine has Colorado business leaders optimistic — but not immediately

The Leeds Business Confidence Index for the first quarter found the needle didn’t move much from the end of 2020. However, confidence for the second quarter “improved largely on positive news about the vaccine and the hopes of a real reopening of the economy,” according to the report from the Leeds Business Research Division at the University of Colorado Boulder. 
Do schools spread COVID? It may depend on how bad things already are around them

Do schools spread COVID? It may depend on how bad things already are around them

Two new studies mark the most rigorous efforts yet to understand the link between schools and COVID spread in the U.S.
Move from red to orange on state's COVID dial met with hesitancy by Boulder County health officials

Move from red to orange on state's COVID dial met with hesitancy by Boulder County health officials

Several Front Range counties — including Boulder  — were moved Monday from the more serious Level Red to Level Orange at the request of Gov. Jard Polis. Jeff Zayach, Boulder County Public Health executive director, in a news release Monday stated the county will comply with the governor’s request, but the move comes with some hesitation.
Boulder County Public Health advises it will be months before all in first phase of COVID vaccination plan receive doses

Boulder County Public Health advises it will be months before all in first phase of COVID vaccination plan receive doses

The recenty change in prioritization increases the number of people eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the first phase but does not include an increase in the supply of vaccine, the health department stated in a news release.
Colorado’s eviction ban expires, but some renters remain protected under federal moratorium

Colorado’s eviction ban expires, but some renters remain protected under federal moratorium

Gov. Polis extends ban on rental late fees for another month; renters with month-to-month or expiring leases now vulnerable to eviction
‘Different than anything we’ve seen before’: What Colorado experts know about the new coronavirus variant

‘Different than anything we’ve seen before’: What Colorado experts know about the new coronavirus variant

New version of the virus appears to be more transmissible but not more deadly
Polis announces plans to ease COVID-related restrictions next week

Polis announces plans to ease COVID-related restrictions next week

The governor via social media on Wednesday night announced he is asking the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to move counties in the red level on the state’s COVID dial dashboard to less-restrictive orange status starting Monday.
See out 2020 safely: A sampling of New Year’s Eve options to be enjoyed from the comfort of home

See out 2020 safely: A sampling of New Year’s Eve options to be enjoyed from the comfort of home

A few ideas to ring in 2021.
Out Boulder County joins groups nationwide seeking greater COVID outreach in LGBTQI community

Out Boulder County joins groups nationwide seeking greater COVID outreach in LGBTQI community

Out Boulder County has designed a survey to better understand LGBTQI community perspectives and needs related to the COVID-19 vaccine and is amng 125 lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex health policy advocates seeking the creation of an inclusive and coordinated plan to distribute the vaccine.