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Here’s your May 17th update…
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Local nonprofit Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) is beginning a year-long rehabilitation project.
It will include the renovation of 112 affordable housing apartments and their offices.
Neighbor to Neighbor operates and maintains 132 area homes, the non-profit has been providing housing stability services in Larimer County for over 50 years.
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The program will connect local students seeking a Bachelor of Science in radion therapy dosimetry.
The students will do online courses with faculty in Houston while doing research, labs, and clinical rotations at Banner hospitals in Greeley and Loveland.
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In Colorado, one in seven children is unsure where they will get their next meal.
400,000 kids are enrolled in free/reduced lunch programs across the state.
Just this school year, the program has distributed nearly half-a-million beef sticks to Colorado children.
To check out their website go to beefsticks.org.
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