Deborah Swearingen is a Communications Specialist at various media outlets. She covers a range of topics including social issues, crime, and academia, with a particular focus on the impact of the Coronavirus and events in Idaho. Deborah's work has been featured in Colorado Hometown Weekly, Yahoo News, Daily Camera, Times-Call, Colorado Daily, The Denver Post, Broomfield Enterprise, Canyon Courier, and Clear Creek Courant.
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Deborah Swearingen's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and press releases, with a significant emphasis on politics, environment, and health & wellbeing. She reports extensively on local events, decisions made by the city councils in Boulder and Idaho Springs as well as initiatives related to climate change.
If you are reaching out to Deborah, consider offering insights into relevant ongoing political debates or environmental initiatives at the local level in Colorado. Providing information regarding newsworthy developments related to funding/grants for projects in these areas would likely capture her attention. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on the impact of these policies at a local level could be valuable sources for her reporting endeavors.
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Even year elections debated in Boulder forum
Boulder conducts public hearing on 2023 budget
Boulder’s JVA Inc. named 2022 Corporate Changemaker
By: Deborah Swearingen
Boulder City Council gives first nod to $515.4 million spending plan
Boulder County joins regional coalition to fight climate change
By: Deborah Swearingen
Idaho Springs will begin to consider a package of code updates to better regulate food trucks in the city.
By: Deborah Swearingen
When Salida resident Andrea Ogg received a heart transplant in July 2018, she made a promise with herself to live a full life in honor of her donor.
By: Deborah Swearingen
Idaho Springs has received a $2.4 million federal grant that will be used for planning and designing a downtown transportation and mobility hub meant to improve safety and accessibility and address traffic impacts in the city.
By: Deborah Swearingen
When Ben Shay was growing up, there was a small skate park open in Idaho Springs.Still, it didn’t meet the demand of the mountain skateboarding community.
By: Deborah Swearingen
Idaho Springs has received the additional $250,000 it needs to complete trail construction at Virginia Canyon Mountain Park.
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