Pueblo's Podcast: Season 1 in Review

11/15/20 • 4 min

A look back at few episode highlights during our first year of Pueblo's Podcast.
Thanks so much for listening!
Host: Dave Moore Editor: Carly Moore Music: J.B. Skelton

A look back at few episode highlights during our first year of Pueblo's Podcast.
Thanks so much for listening!
Host: Dave Moore Editor: Carly Moore Music: J.B. Skelton

Previous Episode

Pueblo's Podcast 11: Following up with Public Health

*Editors note: This episode was recorded on Oct. 29 and a possible transition to Safer-at-home Level 3 (Orange) is mentioned. Pueblo moved to that level Nov. 14.*
Dave Moore checks back in with Sarah Joseph with the Pueblo Department of Public Health & Environment discussing options as Pueblo is seeing another COVID-19 surge. On Thursday, October 29, Pueblo's Mayor instituted a city-wide curfew from 10 p.m. - 5 a.m. until November 13. Pueblo was notified by the state, due to their increased COVID numbers, they have to turn things around before they move into Safer-at-home Level 3 which means tighter COVID-19 restrictions. >> Tap here to see the state's rules according to the COVID dial.
Mayor Gradisar hopes that a curfew will slow the spread. Sarah discusses what types of things are attributed to the increased spread and what it means for restaurants, bars, and schools. Sarah also explains how we can safely gather as we approach the holiday season!

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Pueblo's Podcast 12: Lending a hand up to those in need

*Stay tuned at the end of this episode to hear OUR YEAR IN REVIEW*
For the final episode of 2020 Dave Moore talks with Kathy Cline the Executive Director of the Pueblo Rescue Mission. This organization is doing a lot to keep people warm, fed and off the streets. The Pueblo Rescue Mission completed their construction in January 2020.
Kathy Cline said they've been nearly at capacity since they opened. The shelter has already provided about 27,000 nights of shelter. They serve a hot meal every evening. Since they started at the beginning of this year, 30,000 meals have been served.
Cline said financial contributions are the most valuable and a check can be sent to PO Box 9167 Pueblo, CO 81008 or you can donate online by tapping here. If you'd like to drop off sleeping bags, blankets, hats, gloves or socks you can bring them to 728 W 4th Street.
Pueblo will still be hosting a community dinner for Christmas and are looking to serve 600 people during that time. This year it will be a to-go meal due to COVID-19. Volunteers are needed to help serve. Call 719-924-8413 or tap here to learn more.Host: Dave Moore Guest: Kathy Cline Editor: Carly Moore Music: J.B. Skelton