Student Reporting for the NoCo Deliberative Journalism Project
Category: 2023 Honors Blogs
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The Struggle of Finding Affordable Housing in Fort Collins
By: Alivia Ball This image shows a small town home in Fort Collins, Colorado. Photo by: Ferrey Rauch Asset Management… READ MORE
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The Importance of Sidewalks
By: Catherine Williams Fort Collins, Colo.- How can sidewalks benefit the everyday citizen? Sidewalks provide protection for all citizens as… READ MORE
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Benefits of Public Transportation on Mental Health
By: Casey Walters Fort Collins, Colo.-One issue that affects the happiness of urban places is the social interaction that is… READ MORE
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Replacing Four Wheels with Two
By: Annika Johnson Fort Collins, Colo.- Forty-six. An obscure number to anyone else, 46 defines my summer job as the… READ MORE
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More than Just a Tree
By: Charlie Beelaert Fort Collins Colo. – Since I was a kid, I have always utilized my city’s public parks… READ MORE
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Transportation transformation: The city of Fort Collins MAX bus system
By: Sam Adhikari Fort Collins, Colo. -“Give it 10 minutes.” My head jerks to the man next to me at the… READ MORE
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Green Buildings in Fort Collins
By: Summer TurnerFort Collins, Colo. — Identified in both The Story of Stuff and Project Drawdown, a crucial part of… READ MORE
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The Food Bank for Larimer County and Sustainable Equitable Distribution
By Quinn Rodgers Fort Collins, Colo. — The support of countless sustainable and equitable organizations, it may become difficult to… READ MORE
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Fast Fashion Comes with Slow, Long-Lasting Consequences
By: Emma Recker Fort Collins, Colo. — H&M, the third most popular clothing retailer internationally, sells around 500 million items… READ MORE
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Fort Collins celebrating local farmers
By: Piper Levendofsky Fort Collins, Colo. — Within the last few decades, it has become evident that the U.S. loves… READ MORE
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