Bullying Hurts

It is a banner day toay on the Morning Zone, Listen in to host Dave Chaffin and his guests:

7:07AM MDT: Former police chief and Crime Columnist Jim Kouri is back and will be discussing his latest column(posted on kgab.com under "Commentary"),

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Today on The Morning Zone, it's "Kids-At-Risk " day. At 7:07AM MDT, host Dave Chaffin will talk with long-time panelist, child advocate, John Frentheway about his recent experiences at a national drug conference in Nashville, Tenn., and they

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Join host Dave Chaffin 6-10AM MDT today on The Morning Zone.

7:07AM MDT: Dave is joined by Licensed Professional Counselor, Renee' Hansen and Child Advocate, John Frentheway during our continuing 'Kids-At-Risk Series, in exploring a news report out this week that California may impose a  first-of-its-kind ban on a controversial form of psychotherapy aimed at making gay people straight is speeding through the California statehouse.Supporters say the legislation, which pass

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KGAB and kgab.com will host a live and interactive webinar dedicated to tackling issues of school bullying on the evening of Tuesday, May 15 at 6:30 pm.

Marvin Nash of Bullying Hurts will be joined by our own Dave Chaffin, Laramie County Coroner Marty Luna and Todd Burns, Principal at Bain Elementary School

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Brad and Barbie Harrington, the publishers of the Liberty's Torch newspaper, are holding a special fundraiser today, Saturday, March 30, from 10AM until 6PM at the corner of 29th Street and Warren Avenue on the east side of Pando Park

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Bullying Hurts founder Marvin Nash says some schools in Laramie County District 1 are not safe for students because of the threat of bullying, a view Superintendent Mark Stock strongly disputes. Nash says a lack of openness and inaction on anti-bullying efforts in the district means some district students are not safe from bullying. Nash says that while the district does not ignore incidents of bullying, it's efforts don't go far enough in some cases. He points to the death of Carey Junior High School student  Alex Frye in January as an example. Frye died from a gunshot wound January 3 after his father had reported him missing January 1. Frye was allegedly severely bullied at school prior to his death. Laramie County Coroner Mary Luna has scheduled an inquest for next month to determine the exact circumstances of Frye's death.

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Today in our Kids-At-Risk series, we will continue to explore some of the important facts and issues surrounding school bullying and suicide. Join host Dave Chaffin, child advocate attorney John Frentheway, licensed professional counselor Renee Hansen and Marvin Nash of Bullying Hurts and The Nash Foundation starting at 7:07AM MST today.

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You may have heard Marvin Nash from the Bullying Hurts Program on The Morning Zone today talking about this...Marvin of Cheyenne, Friday began rolling his 130-pound rodeo barrel from Reno to Las Vegas in hopes of completing the 450-mile feat by the Oct

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