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Articles Written by: ALLISON SHERRY
Samara Williams, Rose Hill Elementary School principal, stocked up at Sam's Club for a meeting
with parents at the school. She says food puts parents at ease.
(Karl Gehring, The Denver Post)
In the battle to get parents through the door of the state's ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
23 Oct 2009
More than $600,000 has been withheld from winnings of deadbeat parents who gamble in Colorado in the first year of a controversial law that requires casinos to check whether big winners owe child support.
Anyone who wins more than $1,200 at a machine ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
17 Oct 2009
Five counties are paying $1,200 each for a political consultant to help fight a proposal that would allow the state to take over county responsibilities of child welfare and social services.
Since the recommendations from a governor-appointed committee ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
3 Oct 2009
Suggestions to improve child welfare from a governor-appointed task force can be summed up in six words: Give the power to the state.
In 60 pages of recommendations delivered to Gov. Bill Ritter this week, an independent committee says a new central ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
2 Oct 2009
The state would take over county responsibilities for child welfare and human services — including food stamps and Medicaid — under a dramatic proposal from a governor-appointed committee that contends the state is better suited to serve Colorado's ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
1 Oct 2009
One year after the nation's economy plunged into turmoil, thousands of Coloradans are watching their unemployment benefits expire, looking for jobs that don't exist and preparing for a winter when the money runs out.
Jobless benefits have been extended ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
20 Sep 2009
poor patients at his clinics in Glenwood and Black Hawk since last year.
Health clinics for the poor must chop $32.9 million from their budgets at the same time they are receiving millions in stimulus dollars ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
3 Sep 2009
Citing a dispute with Gov. Bill Ritter about "a matter which . . . we could not agree," higher-education chief David Skaggs announced his resignation Friday afternoon.
Neither the governor's office nor the Department of Higher Education would elaborate ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
29 Aug 2009
Denver Health Medical Center provided $52 million in uncompensated care for residents outside the city last year, and the CEO says it's time for other counties to pay their share.
Chief executive Dr. Patti Gabow wrote letters to 14 county boards of ...
From ALLISON SHERRY,
Denver Post,
28 Aug 2009
Nearly 8 in 10 Americans support a federal health insurance plan for those who can't afford or can't get private insurance, but only 37 percent define "public option" correctly, a new national poll found.
The majority of people polled — 86 percent — ...
From ALLISON SHERRY THE DENVER POST,
Vail Daily,
26 Aug 2009
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