Citizen Rail Shares Recipes For Passover Seder
Seders are held on the first two nights of the Jewish holiday, which begins April 8.
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Daliah Singer is an award-winning writer and editor based in Denver. She was named a Folio: 30 Under 30 in 2016, and a 2015 Livingston Award for Young Journalists finalist for “The Girls Next Door” (April 2014), an exposé on the sex trafficking of minors in Colorado. “Everyday Environmentalists” (December 2014), which she edited, won the 2015 CRMA award for Reader Service. Singer writes about a diverse array of topics, but she is is primarily focused on social justice and travel/outdoors journalism. Her work has also been published in Outside, Alaska Magazine, and the Denver Business Journal.
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Just Breathe: How to Manage Your Mental Health During a Global Crisis
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Where You Can Find Takeout and Delivery During the Coronavirus Shutdown
Restaurants, bars, and coffee shops may be closed to dine-in customers, but you can still enjoy your favorite goodies at home.
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Three of the Exonerated Central Park Five Are Coming to Denver
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Is Denver A Good Place For Artists?
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The Curtis’ Lively New Lobby Invites Travelers to “Stay Happy”
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This Might Be the Coolest Bathroom Idea Ever
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MCA Denver Provides Color-Blind Visitors With a New Way to View Art
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11 Art Exhibitions We’re Most Excited About In 2020
Support Denver’s visual arts scene at one of these upcoming shows.
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Montanya Distillers’ New Limited-Release Rum Celebrates Female Spirit-Makers
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How the Children’s Museum of Denver’s New Adventure Forest Scares Your Kid Into Better Health
The recently unveiled playscape employs “risky play” to make your child stronger and smarter.
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52 Ways to Detox Your Home and Live Healthier This Year
A dirty abode isn’t just embarrassing—it can make you sick. Consider this your starter kit to a healthier house and a healthier you.
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7 Spots to Work up a Sweat in 2020
Our guide to some of the recent additions to the Mile High City’s fitness scene.
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Nurture Wants to Change the Way You Take Care of Yourself
The new West Highland wellness center puts all your health needs under one roof.
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Find out how Star Wars superfan Jim Shima built this amazing replica of the beloved droid.
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