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Good News Roundup For Denver's Metro Area And Boulder
Coloradans have helped each other in extraordinary ways since the new coronavirus outbreak began. Here's a roundup of good news.

Since the new coronavirus outbreak began, Coloradans have received a barrage of breaking news, emergency alerts, orders and notifications about the latest number of cases and deaths.
Good news has been reported, but it's often overshadowed by the latest death tolls and restrictions in our state.
In Patch Neighbor Posts, readers have asked us to let them know about more uplifting news amid the outbreak, so here's a roundup of recent good news stories:
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CO Coronavirus: Data On Hospitals' Discharged Patients Released
Colorado hospitals have released new data that tracks the number of patients who've been discharged from hospitals.
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Boulder Community Raises More Than $400K For Feed The Frontlines
Boulder community members are stepping up to help feed healthcare workers and support local independent restaurants.
First Coronavirus Rapid Tests Go To Denver First Responders
Thousands of rapid new coronavirus tests have arrived in Colorado, and the first 2,000 kits are going to first responders.
Ziggi's Offers Free Drinks To Nurses, Doctors, 1st Responders
Ziggi's Coffee, which has more than 10 locations in Denver's metro area, is offering free drinks to nurses, doctors and first responders.
More Than 150 Volunteer To Help Boulder County Hospitals
The county is preparing for a surge of patients, and practicing, retired and non-practicing medical professionals have signed up to help.
City Of Arvada Announces $2.5 Million In Support Of Businesses
The city is launching the Arvada Emergency Business Recovery Initiative.
CO Secretary Of State Announces Support Resources For Businesses
Here's how small businesses in Colorado can access support resources.
CU Boulder Donates Protective Equipment To Health Care Workers
The university donated more than 130,000 pieces of protective equipment to health care workers and first responders.
Littleton Getting More Sleep Amid Stay-At-Home Order, Study Shows
Amid Colorado's stay-at-home order, Littleton residents have been getting more sleep, according to a report.
Krispy Kreme To Give Free Doughnuts To Health Workers In Colorado
Starting on Monday, Krispy Kreme will be giving out free doughnuts every week to healthcare workers across the country.
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