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Good morning! It's Ann Schimke with Chalkbeat Colorado.
Almost a year ago, Larimer County voters approved a sales tax increase. Now, some of the proceeds will help families who’ve been stuck on long waitlists for state child care subsidies. Meet one such family in today’s lead story.
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Garfield 16 Schools get a boost for literacy efforts, Aspen Public Radio
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In fighting for every Black child, Did I betray my own? New York Times
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