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Counties impose fire restrictions
Dry conditions and the prospect of wildfires have prompted several Colorado counties to impose fire restrictions.
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Rally backs school initiatives in Jeffco
Almost 1,000 Jefferson County residents attended a rally to support two education initiatives on Wednesday.
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Howard Dean inspects Denver's convention preparations
Howard Dean strode up the steps inside the Pepsi Center and stood before five rows of hard hats to thank them for their work and to issue a plea punctuated by a small chuckle.
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Wil Armstrong's family ties are political asset
Reed Sundine, of Parker, was ready when 6th Congressional District Republican candidate Wil Armstrong came up the driveway.
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GRIEGO: Mortgage crisis finally hits home
The county assessor lists the house as 11/2 stories, three bedrooms, two baths, built in 1907 and purchased in 2004 for $306,000.
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PARKER: Eateries ready to turn red, white and news for DNC
The eatery known as Brooklyn's at the Pepsi Center will take on a new moniker during the Democratic National Convention - the CNN Grill.
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Seniors win round in Aurora against development
The Aurora Planning Commission handed about 30 senior citizens a small victory Wednesday.
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Mike Coffman: leatherneck, fiscal watchdog
Active duty with the U.S. Marines was eight years behind him when Mike Coffman was called back in 1991 for the first Gulf War.
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CIVIC CENTER BLUES: A brief respite from fear
Something was odd. Might have been the emu oil. Might have been the horsehair raku pottery. Might have been the upscale s'mores getting gooey in the sun when usually that's the province of month-old chewing gum.
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Ken Salazar offers bill on aid for nuke workers
The federal program to compensate sick nuclear weapons workers needs a complete overhaul, Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Colo., said Wednesday.
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Labor unions behind Jared Polis attack ad
Four unions spent $245,000 for a TV ad that attacks congressional candidate Jared Polis' record when he served on the state Board of Education.
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Joy ride ends in death
Early Tuesday morning, Lolita Prater, 17, helped her boyfriend push a Ford Explorer from her sleeping parents' Woodmoor driveway for what was supposed to be a joy ride. It ended tragically hours later when Prater was pronounced dead after the vehicle she was driving rolled on a Black Forest road.
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SIDE STREETS: Neighbors don’t cotton to tree’s output
Folks on Garlock Way are sitting in tall cotton, and they aren't very happy about it.
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She's been there - time to give back
Emily Brown hadn't ridden a bike for 10 years.
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Update: Beating death
The case A homeless man was hit in the head, allegedly with a rock, on July 8 at Dorchester Park, 1130 S.
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Soldier could serve 12 years for beating man with helmet
A Fort Carson sergeant could be sentenced to up to 12 years in prison after allegedly beating a man with his helmet.
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Child run over in driveway by grandpa
A 1-year-old Jefferson County boy was injured Wednesday when he ran out to greet his grandfather, who was parking his tow truck in the driveway.
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Small plane crashes in Longmont; pair escapes injury
A small plane crashed Wednesday in a field near Vance Brand Airport in Longmont, but no one was hurt.
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