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  Frontier Days

  Begun in 1894, this famous event recalls some wild and wooly times in Cheyenne, Wyoming. See page 6 of the June issue.

  • May 30, 2020
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  An Issue in Hospitals

  Hospital alarms are so constant they create a “cry wolf phenomenon” that causes nurses to ignore the real alarms that protect patients. Page 9 of the June issue.

  • May 30, 2020
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  2008 Fraud Repeated

  Big banks like Wells Fargo are again involved in a fraud that allows them to award borrowers bigger loans than they should. Page 13 of the June issue.

  • May 30, 2020
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  Cattle Kate

  When a group of Wyoming ranchers hanged a woman for stealing cattle, which she did not do, the incident became one of the blackest marks on Wyoming’s history. See...

  • May 3, 2020
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  Loveland Pioneer

  He saw the end of the Old West and the beginning of the new frontier in Colorado. And he helped shape the new frontier. Page 6 of the May...

  • May 3, 2020
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  Paying Your Medical Bills

  Non-profit hospitals pay no taxes and are supposed to give free care to many low-income people, but that’s not happening in many cases, according to investigators. Page 7 of...

  • May 3, 2020
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  Canadian Medicine

  Will Americans continue to get cheaper drugs from Canada? Some politicians are trying to stop that. Page 7 of the May issue.

  • May 3, 2020
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  Story of Kinikinik

  This little store is associated with the earliest residents in the secinic Poudre Canyon west of Fort Collins, especially a man called Cap Williams. See page 2 of the...

  • April 5, 2020
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  Estes Park Famous Settler

  Enos Mills is the man who in 1885 conceived the idea of creating Rocky Mountain National Park and was one of the nation’s finest nature guides. Page 4 of...

  • April 5, 2020
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  Can We Vote in November?

  If the coronovirus continues to infect large numbers of people, how can the general election take place safely in November? Page 9 of the April issue.

  • April 5, 2020