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New Colorado Stamp Unveiled

Lt. Gov. Barbara O'Brien helped to unveil a new U.S. stamp featuring the Colorado flag, appropriately on Flag Day, June 14, 2008.

Children's Health

As a longtime advocate for children's health issues, Lt. Gov. O'Brien was on hand to celebrate legislation to extend health care access to as many as 50,000 more Colorado children.

2008 Ute Mountain Ute Annual Bear Dance

Every year, the Colorado Commission on Indian Affairs, chaired by Lt. Gov. Barbara O'Brien, meets once at the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation in Towaoc, Colorado, near the Four Corners Monument. The meeting usually coincides with the annual Bear Dance, a dance celebrating spring. Lt. Gov. O'Brien joined in the other women in asking the men to dance.

Visit with Lt. Gov. O'Brien

Colin Kiser, a third grader from Shephardson Elementary school in Ft. Collins, dropped in with his mother, Jeanette Meyer, on April 18th to visit with Lt. Gov. O'Brien.

Lt. Gov. O'Brien announces the creation of a new child-focused running race in Denver -- the Mile High Mile.

Child Health

Gov. Ritter urges Congress and President Bush to re-authorize the State Child Health Insurance Program during a Capitol news conference on Aug. 22.

Public Health Week Walk

Lt. Gov. O'Brien participated in National Public Health Week on April 3 by taking part in a walk through Denver and then speaking a Capitol news conference.