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Michael Bennet Caucus Expectations Mitigated By DSCC

The Hill   |  Aaron Blake   |   March 16, 2010


National Democrats want you to know that, even if Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) loses in Colorado's precinct caucucses today, everything is going to be OK....

Jamie Paulin-Ramirez Pregnant: 'Jihad Jamie's' Location Still Unknown

New York Times   |  EAMON QUINN and JOHN F. BURNS   |   March 16, 2010


WATERFORD, Ireland -- A late-night court hearing Monday in this quiet Irish town gave new glimpses into the case that American and Irish prosecutors are...

Forest Service's Crested Butte-Snodgrass Decision Has Ski Resorts Concerned Over Future Of Industry

The Denver Post   |  Jason Blevins   |   March 16, 2010


CRESTED BUTTE - Sweat beading on his brow, Tim Mueller stops climbing the snowy road up Snodgrass Mountain and takes a breather. The clouds break...

Sean Hannity Names Boulder Solar Project 2nd Most Wasteful Stimulus Project In Country

Boulder Daily Camera   |   March 16, 2010


A Boulder climbing gym is taking heat from conservatives for its solar array, which was partly paid for with federal economic stimulus dollars. On Friday,...

Colorado River Bill Moves Through Senate Committee

The Denver Post   |   March 16, 2010


Kayakers, anglers and all variety of private and commercial boaters could gain the right to float through private land after a state Senate committee on...

Adams County School District Layoffs: Colorado's 5th Largest District Eliminates 188 Positions

CBS 4 Denver   |  Terry Jessup   |   March 16, 2010


ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) ― Colorado's fifth largest school district says it has no other choice but to lay off teachers and cut programs....

Joe Nacchio Should Be In Court For New Sentencing: Prosecutors

AP   |   March 16, 2010


DENVER — Federal prosecutors are objecting to former Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio's request to not be present in court when he is given a new...

Quinn Makes It Clear: He Wants Kyle Orton's Job

AP   |  ARNIE STAPLETON   |   March 15, 2010


ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Denver Broncos aren't publicly saying they have another open quarterback competition on their hands. They don't have to....
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Armey: Tom Tancredo Is A 'Destructive' Force On The GOP

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Sam Stein   |   March 15, 2010


For the second time in as many weeks, former House Majority Leader Dick Armey -- who has become the corporate personification of the Tea Party...

America's Fittest Cities: Gallup Calculates The Nation's Obesity Rate (PHOTOS)

  |   March 15, 2010


As the health care debate continues to rage, Americans are deluged with stories about the obesity epidemic and its corrosive effects on the nation's health....

Shawn Adolf, Man Who Discussed Assassinating Obama, Sentenced

AP   |   March 15, 2010


DENVER — A Colorado man who sparked fears of an assassination plot against Barack Obama has been sentenced to 10 years in prison in a...

Andrew Romanoff, Michael Bennet Support Divided Along Racial Lines

  |   March 15, 2010


In the third installment of a series of polls on Colorado political races, Public Policy Polling (PPP) released the results of a survey analyzing head-to-head...

Greeley ICE Office Creates tensions Between Latinos, Law Enforcement

The Denver Post   |   March 15, 2010


GREELEY - Operations at a controversial Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office are revving up, heartening local law enforcement, while reviving criticisms that the facility...

CU-Boulder May Make Minimum Financial Aid Contribution

Boulder Daily Camera   |  Brittany Anas   |   March 15, 2010


The University of Colorado -- pinched by budget cuts and poised to increase tuition as much as allowed by the state -- may make the...

Breckenridge Roller Coaster: Ski Resort Wants To Build Rail Ride Down Slopes

The Summit Daily News   |  Julie Sutor   |   March 15, 2010


BRECKENRIDGE â€" Breckenridge Ski Resort hopes to offer a new way to get down the hill. The resort has proposed to build an "alpine coaster,"...
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