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Peter D. Vo

Denver
As seen in: KRMA-TV (Denver, CO), Texas Medical Center, The Sentinel Colorado, KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO), nation.lk, DU Clarion, KAJX-FM (Aspen, CO), The Dartmouth Review
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Silent Pages Society brings together hundreds of Denver bookworms

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By Sarah Shoen, Peter D. Vo
| KRMA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — About 250 people crammed inside the Archipelago mansion in the Highlands April 23. There was a live musician, but no dancing. There was barely any talking. People brought blankets and chairs to camp out in one of the mansion’s many rooms. Everyone in the building was participating in the Denver Public Library’s communal reading event, the Silent Pages Society.
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Nguyen sisters open new Vietnamese restaurant in family’s old building

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By Peter D. Vo
| KRMA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Broadcast Outage: We're investigating a broadcast transmission failure affecting the San Luis Valley from Antonito in the south to Salida in the north. We're working to resolve this issue. You can stream our live broadcast online or via the RMPBS+ App. Stream live and on-demand content now on our new app: Thoa Nguyen checks on the day's pastries. Photo: Peter Vo, Rocky Mountain PBS AURORA, Colo.
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Two high school sophomores are hoping Coloradans will 'skip the stuff'

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By Peter D. Vo
| KRMA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
AURORA, Colo. — High schoolers Erica Choi and Dominick Redmond are working to pass a bill to reduce waste by asking restaurants only to provide single-use items upon request. Working with Democratic state lawmakers Sen. Lisa Cutter and Rep. Meg Froelich, the high schoolers introduced the proposed "Skip the Stuff" bill (SB26-146) March 24. The Colorado legislature is currently considering the bill.
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