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Colorado State Publications Blog

Colorado State Publications Blog

Colorado Bats: The Good Guys

Colorado may not have vampires but we do have a natural bat population. None of…

Samantha Hager, October 27, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Colorado State Parks: Golden Gate Canyon

About 16 miles west of Golden, Golden Gate Canyon State Park is considered a four-season…

Samantha Hager, October 22, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Addressing Colorado’s Digital Divide

A recent Pew survey found that while over 75% of Americans have a smartphone, there…

State Publications Library Staff, October 20, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Identity Theft and Fraud Prevention

Identity theft occurs when someone fraudulently uses your personal information to obtain credit, take out…

Samantha Hager, October 14, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Ballot and Voter Information

The November election is less than a month away (November 2, 2021). Ballot information booklets…

Samantha Hager, October 5, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

In the news: Investigation into the Aurora Police Department and Aurora Fire

We, an investigation team appointed by Colorado’s Attorney General, Phil Weiser, find that the Aurora…

Samantha Hager, September 21, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion

Hispanic Heritage in Colorado

Today marks the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month running from September 15th through October…

Samantha Hager, September 15, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Camping and Campfire Safety

Planning to go camping this weekend? The Labor Day holiday is just a few days…

Samantha Hager, August 31, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Visualizing Data: Public Health Statistics

Colorado state agencies collect and publish large amounts of data. Health statistics, population data, mental…

Samantha Hager, August 25, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

How to Spot the Differences Between Eagles and Hawks

Say you’re looking up at the sky and you see a large, soaring bird. You…

Amy Zimmer, August 16, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

How Transportation Projects Help Tell the Story of Colorado’s Past

Did you know that state transportation agencies, such as the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT),…

Amy Zimmer, August 9, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Time Machine Tuesday: The Night the Castlewood Canyon Dam Gave Way

Today, Castlewood Canyon is one of Colorado’s 41 State Parks. But on this day 88…

Amy Zimmer, August 3, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Remembering Governor Lamm

Last week came the news that former Colorado governor Richard Lamm passed away. He would…

Amy Zimmer, August 2, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Downtown Denver’s Skyline Park

Recently the City of Denver announced that it is redesigning Skyline Park, the park located…

Amy Zimmer, July 29, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Viewing Moose in Colorado

Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to spot moose up in the high country — but did…

Amy Zimmer, July 26, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Colorado’s Ecosystems

Colorado is the eighth largest state in the U.S. in terms of land area. It’s also one of the country’s most ecologically diverse states.

Amy Zimmer, July 22, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Spheres: Research in Earth Sciences

It may be our home, but how much do we really know about our Earth…

Amy Zimmer, July 19, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Colorado State Parks: Elkhead Reservoir

Elkhead Reservoir State Park is located in Northwest Colorado, near Craig. Colorado Parks & Wildlife…

Amy Zimmer, July 15, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Personal Data Privacy

One of the most talked-about bills passed at the Legislature this year is SB21-190, the…

Amy Zimmer, July 12, 2021
Colorado State Publications Blog

Colorado Voluntary Adoption Registry

Occasionally our library receives questions from adults who were adopted as children, and are looking…

Amy Zimmer, July 8, 2021
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