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DENVER 鈥?The Regional Transportation District says that high-rise growth in downtown Denver is one of the main causes of the district ongoing issues with the metro area commuter rail network.That discovery came in an action plan the district submitted to federal regulators Friday and made public Monday.The document says Denver rising skyline around Union Station regularly blocks GPS signals the system relies on to keep the University of Colorado A-Line running smoothly and safely. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The plan says a software patch for that issue i gourde stanley s coming soon, along with solutions to other factors in the crossing gate problems. The district says it is ready to open the long-delayed G-Line to Denver western suburbs in t stanley cup he first quarter of 2019 if the Federal Railroad Administration accepts its action plan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup website By The Associated Press Zhyy Med Center Health Foundation applications open for Teen Ambassador Program
Feeding Kentucky sources 28,000 pounds of ground beef for food bank distributionAugust 24, 2020 WNKY Staff, FILE IMAGE - Feeding America Kentucky s Heartland and volunteers distribute food May 29, 2019.Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditFRANKFORT, Ky. 鈥揂griculture Commissioner 聽Ryan Quarles has announced Feeding Kentucky has acquired 28,000 pounds of Kentucky Proud ground beef from Marksbury Farms for distribution among Kentuckys food bank network.The purchase is fu stanley cup nded by a historic donation Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company made to Feeding Kentucky in April of this year as part of the Kentucky Hunger Initiative started by Commissioner Quarles in 2016. When we started the Kentucky Hunger Initiative years ago, the goal was to build a network to connect farmers and agribusinesses to Kentuckys food bank system, Quarles said. Th stanley drinking cup is donation, bolstered by Kentucky Farm Bureaus amazing donation as part of the Hunger Initiative, is the perfect culmination of this work. Kentuckys workers and families are still struggling to recover from the government-mandated shutdown of our economy during COVID-19. Vulnerable Kentuckians affected by this global pandemic will now have more access to food for their families. The purchase is possible due to a historic $500,000 donation from Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company to hunger-relief charities as a part of Q stanley quencher uarles Kentucky Hunger Initiative 鈥攁n effort to bring together farmers, charitable organizati