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Lindsey Jensen

Yakima
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U.S. Foods awards 18 students with thousands of dollars for their Culinary Arts Education

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By Lindsey Jensen
| KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO) Verified
WATCH: Eighteen students across the U.S. will be receiving 20 thousand dollars each for their culinary arts education. The organization, U.S. Foods, says this scholarship aims to fill the overarching labor shortages, and the Colorado Restaurant Association reported eight out of ten locally owned businesses are struggling to find enough staff in 2024. One recipient of the scholarship is a Colorado native and attends Pikes Peak State College.
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Celebrate sober while recovering from addiction during the holidays

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By Lindsey Jensen
| KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO) Verified
OLD COLORADO CITY — It can be difficult for people in recovery to navigate the holidays. "Holidays usually equal family time," said Peak Vista Community Health's director of Behavioral Health, Sharon Oates. "Recovery is usually closely tied to family trauma." Gratitude in Old Colorado City is one option where people can be sober and still celebrate. Co-owner Michele Garrett wanted the bar feel without the alcohol.
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Youth crime preventative group to launch actionable solution

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By Lindsey Jensen
| KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO) Verified
COLORADO SPRINGS — Men of Influence (MOI) has been working to prevent juvenile crime in Colorado Springs for a decade. MOI leaders presented new and improved actionable solutions to the rising youth crime rates. "We will no longer tolerate gun violence in our community," said one group leader during the presentation Tuesday night. Now, group leaders are putting words into action. "A solution is an education, a curriculum that MOI is going to pilot called the ILE," said another group leader.
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