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A gadget-loving gal with a penchant for consumer tech, design & Miyazaki films. Cofounder/writer for ☀️@ColoradoSun ☀️tamara@coloradosun.com

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What’s Working: Colorado teens take different path to summer jobs: Networking, entrepreneurship and asking a CEO

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By Tamara Chuang 
| The Colorado Sun
Quick links: | GlobalMindED job fair | Employers rehiring post AI layoffs? | | Take the reader poll on AI jobs Nick Wetterling put his regular summer lawn-mowing service on hold for an opportunity of a lifetime — or at least a teenager’s lifetime. He landed an AI engineering internship at Iterate.ai, a Denver developer of private artificial intelligence software. It’s not that Iterate was hiring for the summer, or that the company even had an internship. Wetterling, 17, just used his connections.
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What’s Working: Saving Jamestown’s historic Mercantile, where everybody knows your name

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By Tracy Ross , Tamara Chuang 
| The Colorado Sun
Rainbow Shultz is the chef-owner of the Jamestown Mercantile Cafe. The Merc’s home, built sometime around 1896, according to History Colorado, is on the market for $1.5 million, and Shultz has created a nonprofit that on May 1 was given an exclusive right to purchase it. She says the beloved space helps anchor the small community of 300 where everybody knows everyone’s name.
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Colorado overhauls state IT office, lays off 173 employees after negative feedback

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By Tamara Chuang 
| KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO)
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at coloradosun.com. The Governor’s Office of Information Technology announced a major operational “realignment” Wednesday to overhaul how it supports the technology behind government services used by millions of Coloradans. As part of the change, the department is laying off 173 employees, or about 15% of its 1,150-person workforce.
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