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As seen in: KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO), Here & Now Anytime, NPR, PBS, PBS NewsHour, Chicago Tribune, MDPI, Flipboard, Health News Florida, The Denver Post, WUSF Public Media and
Reporter @KUNC focusing on mental health in Colorado. Formerly on the guns beat for @GunsReporting 🎙️ Send tips, thoughts, feelings: Leigh.Paterson@kunc.org
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Retirees and seniors in Loveland are trying to buy their multimillion-dollar mobile home park before someone else does

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By Leigh Paterson Verified
| KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO) Verified
The residents of a mobile home park in Loveland, many of whom are retirees or seniors, are working to buy the property themselves after they were notified of the sale this spring. Get top headlines and KUNC reporting directly to your mailbox each week when you subscribe to In The NoCo. The listing price for the Sunset Park Manufactured Home Community is$44.5 million. The 24-acre park hosts 164 double-wide homes.
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Getting weird mail? In Colorado, it could be business fraud

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By Leigh Paterson Verified
| KSUT FM Verified
Jarrett Taylor lives on a quiet, suburban street in Longmont with his wife, kids and three dogs. This is also where several small businesses are located — at least according to the mail. "This is Verve Tech LLC, JJR Goods LLC, Dynamic Down LLC," Taylor said. More than a dozen letters from banks and credit card companies — and catalogs from shipping companies — have arrived over the past month. "Usually they just go straight into the recycling can," Taylor said.
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Colorado residents receive strange mail due to business fraud

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By Leigh Paterson Verified
| Marketplace Verified
This story was first published by KUNC. Around the country, homeowners regularly receive mail that isn’t for them, addressed to unfamiliar businesses. Sometimes, this isn’t a mistake — it's fraud. In Colorado, this problem is significant. The number of complaints about fake business registrations is growing each year. One of them is Jarrett Taylor. He lives on a suburban street in Longmont, Colorado, a small city north of Denver with his wife, kids, and three dogs.
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