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Visual Journalist/Storyteller, 9News Denver
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Colorado Railroad Museum shines light on Mexican and Mexican American workers who built the rails Original

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By Byron Reed 
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
GOLDEN, Colo. — The Colorado Railroad Museum is telling a story that has largely gone untold: the history of Mexican and Mexican American laborers who accounted for two-thirds of railroad track work across the American West and Midwest between 1880 and 1930. The museum's exhibit, "Traqueros: Mexican Trackworkers and the American Railroad," opened in October 2025 and is on display in the museum's lower depot through August 2026.
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After nearly 25 years fighting hunger, Colorado food bank communications director says stigma has faded, but need hasn't Original

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By Byron Reed 
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
AURORA, Colo. — One in 10 Coloradans are struggling with food insecurity, and as summer approaches, that number is expected to climb. It is a reality Kristina Thomas knows well. Thomas, the Director of Communications and Public Relations at Community Food Share, recently joined fellow food banking professionals at the Food Bank of the Rockies in Aurora to pack boxes of oranges as part of a statewide Feeding Colorado gathering, a moment that brought her career full circle.
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Old stained-glass windows at Mother Cabrini Shrine restored after decades of deterioration Original

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| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
GOLDEN, Colo. — Four historic stained-glass windows at the Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden have been fully restored after a three-month project that saved nearly 2,800 pounds of irreplaceable glass from potential collapse. The threat of collapse went undetected for decades until water began pouring through one of the panels.
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