Posted in local_issues on Mar 10th, 2013 Comments
Each week we feature issues that are impacting the lives of the citizens of our community.
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Posted in local_issues on Mar 3rd, 2013 Comments
Each week we feature issues that are impacting the lives of the citizens of our community.
To inquire about becoming a guest on Colorado Issues, call our offices during regular business hours at 303-750-5687.
The opinions of the guests on this program do not necessarily represent that of Salem Communications or its sponsors.
Posted in local_issues on Jan 20th, 2013 Comments
Each week we feature issues that are impacting the lives of the citizens of our community.
This week, Colorado Issues host, Mark Crowley, invites Captain Stewart McQuillan back for a conversation about a very exciting event.
The Inaugural Golf Ball Drop to raise funds to support Return Flight will take place on Monday, January 28th. Participants buy chances to have their golf ball, dropped from a helicopter, land in the cup or closest to the hole and win up to $5000 in cash.
The money raised will go to help complete the land acquisition and start construction on the new Return Flight campus North of Denver. Return Flight is an organization committed to helping paraplegics and spinal cord injured - particularly veterans - learn to fly helicopters and get back to being productive members of society. In addition, the campus will be a manufacturing hub for many various industries and will be dedicated to helping veterans from all walks of life have a place to go to once again realize their potential and give them hope as they become gainfully employed and contributing to our communities.
For information about how to participate in the ball drop on January 28th, visit www.ReturnFlightBallDrop.com and to learn more about Return Flight's mission, visit www.ReturnFlight.org
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Posted in local_issues on Oct 14th, 2012 Comments
Each week we feature issues that are impacting the lives of the citizens of our community.
Our guest this week is Stewart McQuillan. Stewart is a veteran pilot of the Royal Air Force. After an accident left him confined to a wheelchair, he moved forward and invented the "HeliLeg" which allows paraplegics to realize their dream of flying helicopters.
This gave birth to a grand vision. In partnership with TYJ Global, a premier helicopter training school at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, Return Flight was born.
Today's program highlights the campus being developed North of Denver to further this dream of helping veterans remain as important contributors to our communities.
Our friends at Return Flight have an immediate need for double-wide trailers to facilitate the development of the new campus.
You can get involved in supporting this great cause by participating in the "golf ball drop" fundraiser and many other ways. Visit ReturnFlight.org for all the information about the development of this organization.
To inquire about becoming a guest on Colorado Issues, call our offices during regular business hours at 303-750-5687.
The opinions of the guests on this program do not necessarily represent that of Salem Communications or its sponsors.
Posted in local_issues on Sep 16th, 2012 Comments
This week's edition of Colorado Issues features an interview with Wayne Connell founder of Invisible Disabilities Association. The Invisible Disabilities Association (IDA) encourages, educates and connects people and organizations touched by illness, pain and disability around the globe. Formerly known as The Invisible Disabilities Advocate, IDA was founded in 1997 and incorporated in 2004 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
IDA reaches out to tens of thousands of people each month living with various conditions, as well as their loved ones, through our website, articles, literature, projects and seminars. IDA’s popular 50+ page booklet, But You LOOK Good! is an invaluable resource for people living with chronic conditions. The booklet provides friends, family and co-workers with useful tips on what to say, what not to say and how to help in order to be a source of compassion and support.
More information is available from www.InvisibleDisabilities.org.
Posted in local_issues on Apr 28th, 2012 Comments
This week's edition of Colorado Issues features an interview with Troy Staples of the Mile High Chapter of The American Red Cross. The Red Cross Ready Rating program is focused on helping businesses, schools, churches, and community organizations both assess and improve their readiness for disasters and the subsequent recovery. The Ready Rating program assessment is free. More information is available from www.ReadyRating.org.
Posted in local_issues on Mar 11th, 2012 Comments
This week's edition of Colorado Issues features an interview with Gwen Wernersbach and Patricia Billinger of the Mile High Chapter of The American Red Cross. The Save A Life Denver program is focused on placing AED devices in thousands of locations around the city. Sudden Cardiac Arrest or SCA is a major killer in America and it has been show over and over that having an AED or Automatic External Defibrillator accessible many lives have been and will be saved.
More information is available from www.SaveALifeDenver.org.
Posted in local_issues on Jan 6th, 2012 Comments
Each week we feature issues that are impacting the lives of the citizens of our community.
To inquire about becoming a guest on Colorado Issues, call our offices during regular business hours at 303-750-5687.
The opinions of the guests on this program do not necessarily represent that of Salem Communications or its sponsors.
Posted in local_issues on Sep 14th, 2010 Comments
Mark Crowley interviews Kevin Shipley, Executive Director, Mandy Lunnon, Special Events & Marketing Manager, and Ian Silvester a Teen Ambassador - all part of Second Wind Fund of Metro Denver.
They are preparing for the 9th Annual Run, Walk, Ride to prevent teen suicide on September 19th. This is a major fundraising event to support the mission of preventing teens from taking their own lives by suicide.
News/Talk 710 has been a supporter of the event since 2004 and are proud to do so again in 2010
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Posted in local_issues on May 3rd, 2010 Comments
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