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1 | Economy approach | Editor notes | Location | TIME of Day | STORIES | Lead org | Focus | Staff name/s | Staff cell phone | NEEDS (question, data, photo, etc) | Text | Video | Audio | Data | Still photos | graphic/s | Other | |||||||||||||||||
2 | Military | 5280 | UPDATE: Fort Carson has declined citing "operation security." National Guard is unlikely to be able to find someone in time. I don't think we should count on this one. -KC | Kasey Cordell | 503-333-9655 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | DIA/Airlines | 5280 | DEN-based United flight attendant Nick Engen is on board to take part. | Kasey Cordell | 503-333-9655 | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4 | Instead of praying shoulder to shoulder with the rest of his congregation, Imam Muhmmad prayed alone today. | Denver (downtown) | 4:44 PM | Faith/houses of worship | 5280 Magazine | How an imam is working with his community. Following Masjid Alshuhadaa of the Downtown Denver Islamic Center. | Victoria Carodine | 972-837-8745 | 350 words | Video in StoryShare | Stills in StoryShare | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||
5 | Dr. Kelly Lear, a forensic pathologist and Arapahoe County’s coroner, may have seen the first COVID-19 death in Colorado back in early February. She's still waiting for test results. | Centennial | 2:30 | Coroner/Medical Examiner/Deaths | 9News | Dr. Kelly Lear, a forensic pathologist and Arapahoe County’s coroner, may have seen the first COVID-19 death in Colorado back in early February. She's still waiting for test results. | Kevin Vaughan | 303-882-9022 | Clip of interview with Dr. Lear. | 3 questions with Dr. Lear | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Hospital | 9News | Montrose ICU Nurse video diary | Jeremy Jojola | 720.839.0616 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7 | Nursing home/ Senior Living | 9News | Jeremy Jojola | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
8 | ICU Nurse in Metro Area | 9NEWS | Have an ICU nurse named Erica Schick from Centura who has committed and has three questions to anwer for video dairies. Will input contact information here as soon as I get it. Her shift will be from 7am to 7pm on Thursday | Jojola | 720-839-0616 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
9 | ICU Nurse in Rural Area | 9NEWS | Have a nurse who works in the ICU in Montrose. Name is Jeff Davis. Has been a nurse for 30+ years. Has never seen anything like this. Will make video diaries and has there questions to answer. Jeff: 970-901-1178 | Jojola | 720-839-0616 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | Nursing Home Healthcare Worker | 9NEWS | Have a nurse who works at a Lakewood nursing home. Kristi McCabe has comitted and will make video dairies. Has three questions. +1 (480) 229-0350 | Jojola | 720-839-0616 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11 | Westminster | 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. | Food | AP | Tracking a grocery store employee providing a vital link to the public's food supply for near-minimum wage. | Colleen Slevin | 303-325-1610 | yes | yes | yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
12 | Wheat Ridge | 9 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m. | crime scene cleaning crew | AP | Crime scene cleaning crew sanitizes meth lab, jail cell | Colleen Slevin | 303-325-1610 | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Shakespeare in the park is canceled. | Westcliffe | Cultural entities impact | Ark Valley Voice | The Jones theatre in Westcliff struggles to survive | Elliot Jackson | 719-221-9705 | Story in Storyshare | Video Uploaded to Storyshare | Photo in Storyshare | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
14 | Education | Ark Valley Voice | Rural areas lacking broadband or reliable Internet access try to continue to teach. Focus on a Buena Vistat School Distrct 8th grade teacher who has changed everything about how she teaches. | Jan Wondra | 3030-506-5269 | Story in StoryShare | Videos in StoryShare | Census had data on broadband access by county | 1 photo in StoryShare | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
15 | free and reduced lunch program that has grown from 40 low-income children to more than 400 in a month. “Regular days we give out 325 lunches. It grows to more than 425 on packet hand out day.” District families have been hit hard, with hundreds of them out of work as small businesses closed. This past week, many of them got their last paycheck. | Buena Vista | 11 am - 1 pm | Food | Ark Valley Voice | School lunch program now feeding hundreds of hungry families in Buena Vista | Jan Wondra | 303-506-5269 | x | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
16 | Rural hospital approach | Ark Valley Voice | How a small hospital has converted more space to ICU, negative pressure rooms. Interview with Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center Bob Morasko | Dan Smith | 303-246-3774 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
17 | Rural main streets | Ark Valley Voice | Small town main street efforts to find a way forward, focusing on Salida-based Absolut Bikes. | Brooke Gilmore | 720-352-8231 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
18 | Outdoor/tourism | Ark Valley Voice | Impact on the Arkansas River rafting season, the river's importance to the Upper Arkansas River economy, with an interview with Patrick Payne, President of FIBArk -- the oldest Whitewater Festival in the nation. | Jan Wondra | 303-506-5269 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
19 | Food insecurity/meat protduciton | Ark Valley Voice | An interview with Scanga Meats, a vertically-integrated, rural meat producer and their adjustment to the closure of their retail store, health and safety precautions, and the food supply | Stephan Hall | 7195819260 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
20 | Volunteer organizations | Ark Valley Voice | Charitable efforts that can be marshalled in a small, rural count, with interveiw of Director of the Chaffee County Community Foundationy | Dan Smith | 303-246-3774 | Text on Storyshare | 2 Videos on Storyshare | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
21 | Education | Ark Valley Voice | The ceremonies and traditions of senior year -- how students are coping | Brooke Gilmore | 720-352-8231 | Story in StoryShare | Video in Storyshare | Photo in Storyshare | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
22 | Public Health | Ark Valley Voice | Interview with two rural public health directors facing COVID-19; one a blue county (Chafefe), the other red (Custer) | Jan Wondra (Chaffee) and Elliot Jackson (Custer) | 303-506-5269 | Uploaded to Storyshare | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
23 | Domestic violence | Aspen Public Radio | An advocate for a domestic violence/sexual abuse help organization will talk about walking clients through stay-at-home orders with abusive partners. | Christin Kay | 3034437733 | x | x | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
24 | County incident management teams | Aspen Public Radio | A 911 dispatcher will take us through a day with the Pitkin County IMT, including coordinating a mobile testing site and a community meeting. | Christin Kay | 3034437733 | x | x | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
25 | Cofffe shop | BizWest | Fort Collins Cups Community Coffee shop owner Amy Snider. | Lucas High | 410-707-0356 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
26 | Cannabis dispensary | BizWest | Waiting on 100% confimation. Boulder's Eclipse Cannabis Company GM Dan Pantaleo | Lucas High | 410-707-0356 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
27 | Northern Colorado startups | BizWest | Jana Sanchez is the leader of a NoCo startup group for both tech companies and small Main Street-type businesses. She would give us an idea of how she's working with the horror stories she's hearing from friends and clients with a near-overnight drop in revenues | Dan Mika | 773-979-2522 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
28 | Crossroads Safehouse(Fort Collins) | BizWest | Erica Exline is the shelter and outreach manager for Crossroads Safehouse, an emergency shelter for victims of domestic and interpersonal violence. She works primarily with the hotline office, which recieves nonstop calls since the shelter-in-place order. | Ali C. M. Watkins | 719-290-2889 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
29 | howling at 8 pm | ??? | 6:30 am - 8 pm | Education: Parent with a child at home | Chalkbeat | Denver parent Natalie Perez used to get up early every morning to work in her family's Mexican restaurant. Now she's at home, guiding her 8-year-old through remote learning. Sometimes it's a struggle. "He's hiding behind the couch right now," she says at one point in the day. | Melanie Asmar | 603-491-4345 | Story in StoryShare | 4 videos in StoryShare. No. 4, 7 minutes long, is particularly good. | 9 photos in StoryShare | |||||||||||||||||||||||
30 | Preschool teacher | Montbello/Denver | 7:00 AM | Education: Preschool teacher | Chalkbeat | Catherine Scott is a preschool teacher in Denver's Montbello neighborhood. Her days consist of temperature checks, air hugs, and video story time for the kids who aren't there. | Ann Schimke | 970-238-0179 | Story in StoryShare | Two videos in StoryShare | 1 still photo pulled from video, in StoryShare | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | Mom with three kids learning at home | Commerce City | 6:30-8 | Education: Parent with children at home | Chalkbeat | Elizabeth Vitela is trying to guide her four children, aged 3 to 14, through remote learning from her home in Commerce City. It's stressful, but she's also glad to have more time with them. | Yesenia Robles | 720-364-8433 | Story in StoryShare | Two still photos in StoryShare | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
32 | Challenges to continuing his college education have inspired student to think about giving back in the future. | Centennial | 8 or 3:20 | Education: Higher ed, student who lost access to campus | Chalkbeat | Rashib Basnet has returned home from the University of Washington to his parents' Centennial home, where he's trying to finish his degree amid disruptions and bad Wi-Fi | Jason Gonzales | 970-324-7487 | Story in StoryShare, plus transcript of video diary in which he answers "universal questions." | Videos in StoryShare | 1 photo in StoryShare | |||||||||||||||||||||||
33 | Hospital | CPR | Dr. Ramnik Dhaliwal, who goes by Ricky, started his emergency room shift at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Just after 8 am, the ER was quiet. Almost eerily so. | Claire Cleveland | 720-212-3126, ccleveland@cpr.org | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
34 | Hospital | CPR | Dr. Peter Stubenrauch details a day on ICU at St. Joseph Hospital working with only COVID patients | Kelley Griffin | 720-331-3341 | kgriffin@cpr.org | Yes, he shot one | yes, all entries | yes, not great tho | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
35 | Bike maker shifts to making medical face shields he wants to give away for free. | Golden | 12-hour day, so time flexible | Small business | CPR | Yeti Cycles cofounder Steve Hoogendoorn was on Day 2 of shifting from assembling bikes to assembling medical face shields he wants to give away for free. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | Three small biz - Pueblo, Golden, Westminster | CPR | Tale of three small biz owners - an arcade going under, an online bridal shop doing well, Yeti cycles making protective equipment instead of bikes. | Kelley Griffin, Taylor Allen | 720-331-3341 | x | x | x | x | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
37 | Arcade owner pivoted to t-shirts, bridal boutique up 30% | 8-8 | Small business | CPR | 3 biz - one retooling for masks; one thriving, online bridal; one struggling | Kelley, Taylor Allen | yes | tentative | yes | yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
38 | Needs unemployment numbers. Follows unemployed fishing line worker. | Western Slope | Unemployment | CPR | Donna Numbers had been out of work since March 25, when the coronavirus outbreak eliminated her nightshift job at a fishing-line factory on the Western Slope. Her unemployment payments hadn’t started yet. And everything was coming to a head. | Andy Kenney, akenney@cpr.org | 919-414-2987 | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | State data person/leader of team | CPR tentative | How are they doing it? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | Simple tasks now spark panic attacks, leaving Cat Garcia gasping for air. She’s been home nearly two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19 and giving birth to her twin boys — a milestone in life she didn’t get a chance to relish. | Denver | Baby born | Denver 7 | COVID-19 infected parents have yet to see their newborn baby twins. | Adi Guijardo | 303-264-8571 | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
41 | Mayor Hancock talks with emergency management department at 9:10, learns at 9:30 that new shelter is out of space already. 10:30 talks to other cities about furloughs. Donates blood | Denver (downtown) | 9-10:30 am | Mayor’s office | Denver Post | Shadowing Mayor Hancock in Denver's emergency operations center. | Conrad Swanson | 319-541-5796 | 350-word story | Four short videos from Hancock | Several (unsure how many) photos from our staff photographer | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||
42 | Restaurant | Denver Post | Work & Class and Super Mega Bien owners Tabatha Knop and Dana Rodriguez taking us through their new normal trying to serve breakfast, lunch and dinner to dwindling customers and a growing number of healthcare workers. | Josie Sexton | 970-570-3201 | yes | yes | Might be interesting to compare yr over yr data from OpenTable: https://www.opentable.com/state-of-industry | yes | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
43 | "you can't turn off cows" Dairy farm employs 85. Doing payroll 5-11 pm | all day up to 11 pm | Ranching/farm life | Denver Post | Dairy farmer | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
44 | News of the Day | Denver Post, 9News | Whatever Covid news breaks that day | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
45 | Great quotes!! "“Crisis is clarifying,” Self observed. “There’s this incredible difference of experience people are having through COVID-19.” "“When there’s uncertainty, there’s fear. So, the first thing is to partner with faith over fear. I also choose to partner with peace over panic … and with wisdom over worry.” | Carbondale, Roaring Fork Valley | 2 pm see 5-block line for food; 9 pm "pandemic pub" | Religion | Glenwood Springs Post Independent | Sustaining Faith together, apart. | Peter Baumann | 3072582387 | Yes, one 300 word profile | Forthcoming | 2 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
46 | Rifle Police Officer Jared Bartunek: “There’s been a lot of uncertainty when it comes to stay-at-home orders, and when people see people without facemask nowadays, they are calling us,” | Rifle | Police | Glenwood Springs Post Independent | How the pandemic has affected the day-to-day of a rural Western Slope police department | Peter Baumann | 3072582387 | Yes, two 300-word profiles | Forthcoming | 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
47 | JBS death daughter | Greeley Tribune | Beatriz Rangel's father was the first JBS employee to die of COVID-19. Wednesday she buried her father. Thursday she'll discuss life without him | Cuyler Meade | 408-881-3964 | in | in | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
48 | Faith/houses of worship | Indy | Westside pastor Mark Lopez tends to his blue-collar flock | Tina G. | 720-261-5555 | filed | 6 vids in StoryShare | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
49 | Boulder | Developmental Disability and homeschooling | KGNU | Meet Eugenia Brady, a woman who advocates for families with children on the autism spectrum in Boulder County, on the challenges for these kids with a loss of routine and how remote learning is especially tough for these famliies. In addition to being a community advocate for famliies with kids on the spectrum (particularly Spanish-speaking families) one of Eugenia's own kids is on the spectrum so she has a broad and personal view of this situation. | Maeve Conran | 303 532 6708 | If anyone has any data (statewide or school district specific) on how many families are impacted by this. | txt, in Story Share and Google drive. | Videos uploaded at storyshare | 4 min radio story produced uploaded at storyshare | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
50 | After a month of six 48-hour rotations, the Brighton Fire captain had his first day without a COVID-19 call, but it was still not back to normal. (They paraded to a 5 yr old's birthday party.) | Brighton | 5 p.m. | First Responders | MetroWest Newspapers (Brighton) | Since COVID-19 began to spread in Brighton, Capt. Colin Brunt has worked six, 48-hour rotations, starting March 11. Each day of every rotation with Brighton Fire Rescue, he’s responded to multiple COVID-19 medical calls. Except for April 16. | Liam Adams | 860-942-2988 | Story in StoryShare | Video on StoryShare | x | |||||||||||||||||||||||
51 | Ridgway, CO | 3-5 p.m. | Second Chance Humane Society copes with COVID-19 | Ouray County Plaindealer newspaper | Rural animal shelter pivots to keep animals in homes, even by delivering food and approving emergency foster care as their own source of revenue – thrift shops – are ordered to be closed. For the first time, they're adopting un-neutered pets because spay/neuter is considered "elective" surgery that is now non-essential. Some pets are thriving in these foster care environments, proving they are adoptable after lengthy shelter stays, and adoptions are keeping pace with average. | Erin McIntyre | 9702705787 | Story in StoryShare | Two videos in StoryShare | Four photos in StoryShare (two are similar so choose one) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
52 | Research | poss CPR or 5280 | Dr Mercedes Rincon lifelong research just might provide a treatment for the novel coronavirus. | Jay Bouchard | 603-660-6025 | Yes | yes, but not horizontal and only one seven-minute entry; too big to upload to story share. If you need it, we will have to figure out some other method to share it. We also have a recorded zoom video call from Jay's follow-up interview if anyone needs that desperately. | Yes; Jay has audio of his follow-up interview (60 minutes) if any outlets need it. Laura has a copy of the .wav file | yes | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
53 | While funeral homes are considered essential businesses, Van Vuuren says safety precautions have disrupted the grieving process now that extended families can't be together. In March, Colorado Governor Jared Polis called for the cancellation of events with more than 250 people. The April 9th statewide stay-at-home order limits services to ten or fewer. | Lafayette | Business hours 4/16 | Funeral Home | Public News Service/Colorado News Connection | Social distancing has prevented families from gathering to grieve | Eric Galatas | 303-522-9356 | Text in StoryShare | Video on StoryShare | A full audio package and two bites are now in StoryShare | Stills on StoryShare | ||||||||||||||||||||||
54 | Testing | see CPR's "research" entry | Finding out if I have it | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
55 | "I hope we come out of this with a more wholesome perspective of what it means to be part of society.” Two married pharmacists:his day and what he did to help his colleagues and hug his wife. | Steamboat Springs | 8:30 am-9:30 pm | Pharmacy | Steamboat Pilot & Today - | These are healthcare workers dealing regularly with sick patients--both from COVID-19 but many other illnesses that would make contracting the virus worse. What trends are they seeing? How do they rachet down fears? How do they keep themselves and their workers safe? I'll be interviewing a local pharmacist/owner of Lyons Drug and Soda Fountain in downtown Steamboat. When he found other pharmacists weren't getting the PPE they needed, he donated N95 masks to every pharmacist and pharmacist tech in the Yampa Valley. | Lisa Schlichtman | 417-671-1144 | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||||||||||||||||||||||
56 | The public health officials in his administration have made clear that they don’t want to loosen restrictions on Coloradans’ movement until more testing is available. Polis says he wants to get people back to work as soon as possible, calling his own mandates “severe.” | Denver | all day to 6 pm | Polis | Sun | These days, Jared Polis feels more like a firefighter than a chief executive. Still, he tries to get home in time to make dinner for his kids and walk the dog | Jesse Paul | 302-528-7118 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
57 | Denver | 6:30 a.m. | Elderly/Homebound/Needy | Sun | Lost City Cafes, which includes the Spring Cafe south of the Capitol, quickly pivoted to deliver meals to individuals who need support. Josh Ford is the hub of this new service. | Moe Clark | 603-566-5210 | turned in | 4 videos | 1 still photo | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
58 | Douglas County | 2 p.m. | Survivor | Sun | State Sen. Jim Smallwood came down w COVID-19 while on vacation in CA. He's back and spreading the gospel of convalescent plasma donation | Jen Brown | 303-589-0175 | turned in | 1 video | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
59 | Palisade | 11 a.m. | Peach growers | Sun | Orchardmen and women were already freaking out about labor and whether there would be a market for their fruit due to COVID-19 and related busines restrictions. Then Mother Nature showed up Monday night and dropped the worst freeze in 21 years. We catch up with the Clarks, now six generations in Palisade. | Lofholm/Daugherty | 970-261-4123, 970-25-=4162 | turned in | two | one | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
60 | Steamboat Springs | 3 p.m. | Baby comes home. | SUN | When the Drehers brought their third son home from the hospital on Thursday, they were worried whether they had done enough to keep him safe during birth and also how much the world will change due to COVID-19. Will he grow up never knowing a handshake? | Jennifer Brown | 303-589-0175 | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
61 | Yuma | All day | Gardner | SUN | Jesse Paul | 302-528-7118 | turned in | MANY | x | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
62 | Testing | The Aspen Times | Talking with a woman who has been sick for more than a mouth with the virus and why she went to the free testing site Thursday in El Jebel during a major spring snow storm. | David Krause | 303-887-4383 | x | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
63 | Day after her 28th birthday spent tryng to help DACA recipients | Denver | 7:42 am- mid-day | Immigration | The Independent | DACA recipient helping undocumented | Tina G. | 720-261-5555 | filed | 7 vids | 1 still | x (poss) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
64 | Lost mother, diverse | Denver | any | Mother died | Urban Spectrum | On Thursday, April 16, journalist Alfonso Porter had many things on his mind. He worried about his journalism students, and his community volunteer sister. And he thought about his mother, Edream Moore, who just a dozen days earlier had succumbed to the deadly novel coronavirus at age 85. | Rosalin "Bee" Harris | bee@urbanspectrum.net | yes | no | no | yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||
65 | Buses (who is riding them / what are they doing) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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67 | Economic recovery efforts undeway | Chaffee County Ecnomic Receovery Taskforce working iwth SBDC | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
68 | Good for environment | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
69 | Hospital | What did Trump order insurance companies to cover? Are people able to get help or are they afraid they can't pay? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
70 | Jeremy Jojola | 720.839.0616 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
71 | Longterm economic impact | Who in the state budget office is tasked with focusing on this? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
72 | Mental health | Who is trying to make sure people know how to get help? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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77 | Town Council | how to make public comment? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
78 | British Ex Pat community | Engaged in news from both sides of the Atlantic, travel restrictions, prospect of family member dying and not being able to travel | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
79 | Black /Hispanc Health organisations | Higher percentage of African Americans contracting and dying from the virus | Another idea: Tomorrow evening, the Center for African American Health is convening an impressive virtual panel about COVID's impact on the black community. Some pretty impressive speaker on the list. I wonder if we could get one of them on board for this? https://www.eventbrite.com/e/covid-19-and-its-impact-on-the-black-community-tickets-102715091604 Dr. Ellison on the list is from San Luis Valley Health, which would give us good geographic diversity, too. If anyone wants to reach out to the organizer to get his contact info, looks like its Deidre Johnson (303) 355-3423. | should get that soon from Polis. Can get other health disparity data to show how it's been a long term problem | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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81 | Florists | Easter through Mother's Day is typically incredibly busy, but now they're largely shut down. What are florists doing with their inventory now? Also, do funerals now have no flowers? I know it's trivial, but it's a reflection of our time. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
82 | Construction | Has the pace slowed at all for workers? How are they being protected on the job site (some things are hard to do from five feet away)? Are individual home remodels hitting snags? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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85 | Denver area | 9 to 3:30 p.m. | Cleaners | Decontaminating former meth houses and clearing homes of hoarders requires another level of work these days for Jason Johnson and his colleagues since any home or client could potentially expose them to the coronavirus. On Thursday, he and the rest of the team from his cleaning company also faced a more direct risk _ cleaning up a police holding cell where a suspect spit. | Colleen Slevin | 303-326-1610 | Yes | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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