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Jargon Alert!

Circuit decompression. Accrued market discount. Transponster. Words and phrases like these confuse readers and never fail to make reporters cringe. With the exception of specific trade publications, avoid the use of technical jargon, business buzzwords and acronyms in press materials. Simple, straightforward language always improves chances for media success.

JFS Expands Colorado Senior Connections Program with Federal Support

~Funding Helps Denver Seniors Stay Active and Healthy at Home

DENVER — June 23, 2008 — Jewish Family Service of Colorado (JFS), a human services agency serving more than 21,500 people each year regardless of faith or economic status in the Denver metro area, was recently awarded $286,899 in federal funding to expand its Colorado Senior Connections (CSC) program. JFS is the lead agency in the CSC program which helps seniors live independently in their own homes by providing activities and community resources to enhance their health and social networks.

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Parker Chamber of Commerce Adds Three New Staff Members

~Sawyer Boex, Crowley and Regan Join Parker Chamber Team

PARKER, Colo. — JAN. 22, 2008 — The Parker Chamber of Commerce has added Pati Sawyer Boex, Elizabeth Crowley and Denise Regan to its staff, which serves more than 600 business members from throughout the Parker area. Sawyer Boex joins the Chamber as event coordinator, Crowley as the membership services coordinator, and Regan as office manager and assistant to the executive director. The addition of Sawyer Boex, Crowley and Regan will help the Chamber support and promote the success of its members through networking, professional development, advocacy, leadership and community development.

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R.E.S.P.E.C.T.

Building solid relationships with the media is a key part of any smart marketing program. Be familiar with the types of stories reporters cover and how they prefer to receive information. Even small measures, such as keeping press releases brief and succinct, will help you stand out and earn reporters’ respect — and attention.

Ground Breaks on Ultra-Modern Uptown Loft Project

~Fluent Lofts Take Cues from Upscale Hotels, European Living

DENVER — June 19, 2008 — Urban developer ResidentialNICHE has announced the construction of Fluent, an ultra-hip 27-unit loft project in the heart of uptown Denver at 1756 Clarkson St. Fluent showcases a variety of unique features such as one-of-a-kind floor plans, Italian-style kitchens and an abundance of natural light in every unit. The lofts are immediately available for purchase, and the project is slated for completion in November 2009.

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