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7/20 events to honor, heal

Aurora Mayor Steve Hogan praises citizens for pulling together last year after the movie theater shooting. He spoke at a memorial at The Potter's House of Denver on Wednesday along with Bishop T.D. Jakes. (Karl Gehring, The Denver Post)

TOP NEWS
BY BILL FOLSOM, NEWS 5, COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO

DENVER (AP) - A woman who was paralyzed in the Colorado theater shooting that also killed her daughter and unborn child is suing the theater operator.

 

Aurora shooting victim sues theater

Personal Trauma

UPCOMING

The National Resiliency Center goes online

 

The Directors of the National Resiliency Center (NRC) will announce their official opening on or about November 1, 2013. Details to follow.

OPINION
BY CAL THOMAS, A TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY

Now for some good news (and it has nothing to do with the birth of the royal baby).

 

According to a USA Today/Bipartisan Policy Center poll, "Americans by more than 2-1 say the best way to make positive changes in society is through volunteer organizations and charities, not by being active in government."

Thomas: The GOP can regain trust

New Aurora Resilience Center dispenses lessons from Columbine

Calvary Chapel hosts a night of Aurora theater shooting healing

Aurora Strong Community Resilience Center opens to help ease trauma

OLDER LISTINGS
BY TONY SPEHAR, NEWS 5, COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO

The family of Caleb Medley, shot during the Aurora Theater shooting, urged the community to show kindness to strangers at a fundraiser in Florence on Saturday afternoon.

Aurora shooting victims hold fundraiser to "pay it forward"

BY MEREDITH C. CARROLL

Not that there's ever a good time to be a crime victim, but now is hardly the moment to fall prey — or in some cases, defend yourself against felonious charges — in Colorado.

 

Last month, authorities in Aurora announced DNA evidence in at least 48 sexual assault cases had been mistakenly destroyed.

 

M. Carroll: A bad time to be a victim in Colorado

BY JUSTIN CREECH, BELVOIR EAGLE

Soldiers new to Fort Belvoir received resiliency and performance enhancement skills during Headquarters Battalion’s newcomer resiliency course at the Belvoir Community Center July 17 and 18.

The course taught five resiliency skills and one performance enhancement skill to the 123 Soldiers who attended the two-day course.

 

Soldiers learn resiliency skills during newcomer training

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