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Presidential Ticket? Deputy Stops, Doesn't Cite RV
An RV rolling through southern Colorado had a giant photo of Barack Obama on the outside and two U.S. senators inside.
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Colorado plan for roadless forests draws fire
Critics say plan would leave the areas less protected than comparable public land in every other state DENVER, Colorado - A compromise plan that would allow some development on parts of Colorado's 4 million ...
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Colo. reconsiders voter review amid questions
Colorado is reviewing the way it deals with potentially ineligible voters after questions were raised about whether officials are violating federal law by putting such voters on a "cancel" list within 90 days ...
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Suspect in Oklahoma slaying arrested in Colorado
A man facing a first-degree murder charge in Oklahoma has been arrested in Basalt.
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One ticket hits $11 million Colorado Lotto jackpot
Published October 9, 2008 at 6:55 a.m. Updated October 9, 2008 at 8:23 a.m. PUEBLO - One ticket matched all six numbers drawn to win the midweek Lotto jackpot worth $11 million, the Colorado Lottery said.
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Robert Kennedy Jr. Starting Obama Campaign Swing
The son of Robert F. Kennedy is headed to Boulder to campaign for Barack Obama. Robert Kennedy Jr.
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Ritter Worried Ballot Initiatives May Be Ignored
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Colorado man charged with swindling in Oklahoma
A Colorado man accused of defrauding an Oklahoma State University official of $570,000 is fighting extradition to Oklahoma.
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The Rustic Oven is one of six restaurants popping up on Harmony. Coloradoan library
The city with a reputation for dining out - a lot - just beefed up its offerings giving east Harmony Road a broad new variety of eateries.
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Boulder Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault
Boulder police are searching for a suspect in connection with the sexual assault of a woman near the University of Colorado campus.
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Former Gov. Romer begins rural policy tour for Obama
Former Democratic Gov. Roy Romer is on his way to northern Colorado, including Dillon, as part of a three-day tour of the state to tell voters about Barack Obama's rural policies.
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Votes are in: It's nutrition in a landslide
Go to the mobile version of this Web site. The Colorado Health Foundation It's one election poll in which nearly every Colorado respondent answers the same: Get rid of high-fat foods and high-sugar drinks in ...
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Plea Deal Offered In Bison Slaying Case
The software CEO accused in the killing of 32 of his neighbor's bison is considering a plea agreement to settle the case.Jeff Hawn appeared at the Park County court house to enter a plea on Monday with his ...
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Colo: Relative of GOP senators endorses Udall
A Colorado Republican whose maiden and married name mean something in political circles today endorsed Democrat Mark Udall for Senate.
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Gay candidates anticipate breakthroughs on Nov. 4
In his liberal Colorado district, it's no big deal that Jared Polis is gay. Yet his expected victory Nov.
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217,000 Register to Vote in Colorado this Year
State officials say more than 217,000 people have registered to vote in Colorado this year, including nearly 113,000 since the end of July.
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Study: Students In Art Classes Do Better
A recent study conducted by the Colorado Council on the Arts found that schools offering more arts education have lower dropout rates and higher scores on state tests in reading, writing and science, reported ...
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Affirmative action before voters in Colo., Neb.
Photo Credit: AP Photo Madelaine O'Neal, a freshman from St. Louis, studies outside of the Book Store at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colo., Wednesday, Oct.
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Report: Warming will shrink Colorado water supply
Colorado will likely heat up 2.5 to 4 degrees over the next 40 years, causing stream flows to shrink as spring and summer get hotter, according to a new study commissioned by the Colorado Water Conservation ...
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BLM issues drilling leases for Colo. Roan Plateau
Federal land managers have taken another step toward opening public land for natural gas development on Colorado's scenic Roan Plateau, issuing drilling leases on about 55,000 acres.
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