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Callie Zanandrie

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Wife, mama and Colorado native | Loves weather, family, skiing, travel and golden retrievers
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Colorado's extended stretch of summer heat isn't going anywhere

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By Callie Zanandrie Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
A strong area of high pressure parked over the western U.S. will continue to bring well above-average temperatures across much of the state through at least next weekend. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day as dangerous heat continues, with additional First Alert Weather Days possible if temperatures remain near record levels. Afternoon highs Sunday will climb into the mid to upper 90s across the Denver metro area.
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How CSU's Ag Innovation Center is helping Colorado farmers tackle drought and drive agricultural innovation

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By Callie Zanandrie Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Colorado farmers and ranchers are no strangers to challenges. From persistent drought and changing weather patterns to rising costs and evolving consumer demands, producers across the state are constantly adapting. At Colorado State University's Ag Innovation Center, Director Jordan Lambert is working to make sure they don't have to do it alone.
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Colorado's popular "Garden In A Box" program returns with late-summer restock as drought fuels demand

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By Callie Zanandrie Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
As drought conditions continue across much of Colorado, homeowners have another opportunity to save water while adding color to their landscapes. Nonprofit Resource Central has reopened sales for its popular Garden In A Box program, offering a late-summer restock of its low-water garden kits after a record-breaking spring season. The organization says it distributed more than 10,700 garden kits this spring — the highest number in the program's 23-year history.
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