New Year’s Resolution: Weight Loss
Are you, or someone you know, resolving to lose weight in 2008? The Physical Activity and Nutrition Program has information …
Resource Sharing
Information on activities and initiatives that promote the sharing of materials, programming, skills, and talents among Colorado’s library and cultural heritage communities.
Looking Back to Y2K
Next week is New Year’s, and what does that have to do with State Publications? Well, hop into your wayback …
Voting machine certification
Today Colorado Secretary of State Mike Coffman announced the results of his evaluation of voting systems around the state. Voting …
Colorado Health Care Resources
For anyone seeking Colorado health care, trying to find out where to get help can be a daunting task. The …
Colorado Archaeology
Colorado has a wide variety of archaeological sites, and our library offers many resources on our state’s archaeology, including that …
School Report Cards
The newspapers and tv reporters are all talking about the School Accountability Reports, which were released yesterday by the Department …
Earthquakes in Colorado?
Although Colorado is not in the top 10 earthquake states as reported on page 2 of Prepared: Emergency Management News, …
Colorado Hospital Report Card
The Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Hospital Association have unveiled a new Internet database, the Colorado …
State Agency Budgets
November 1 is the deadline each year for each state agency to turn in their annual budget request. Our library …
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Despite the fact that 32 years ago researchers first recognized fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), the incidence is up to 2 …
State Employee Partnership Agreements
There has been a lot in the news lately about Governor Ritter’s executive order authorizing partnership agreements with state employees. …
Great Colorado Smokeout
Today is the “Great American Smokeout”, a day when smokers are encouraged to take the first step and quit smoking. …
Colorado's Japanese-Americans
This week, author Bill Hosokawa died at age 92. Hosokawa was a former Denver Post editor, but also wrote extensively …
Radon
Radon is an invisible, radioactive gas created from natural deposits of uranium and radium in the soil. It can be …
Help With Winter Energy Costs
The state has several programs to help individuals who may need help paying their winter energy bills. If you or …
Colorado Baseball
The Colorado Rockies just finished competing in the World Series. Even though they didn’t win, it marks a new chapter …
Halloween Parties and Driving
Starting this evening (October 26) public safety agencies across Colorado will be increasing their patrols in an effort to catch …
Diabetes
Reported in last week’s news is the fact that diabetes is on the rise, and the number of patients without …
October Snow
This weekend’s weather forecast says there is a good chance of snow in the metro area on Sunday. If you’re …
Information Technology and Cyber Security
Recently the newspapers have carried stories of the State’s proposals to consolidate all of their information technology divisions into a …