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A year later, Holly remembers
HOLLY — The cloudy spring weather in southeast Colorado
today drew natural comparisons to one year ago, when a tornado
dropped from the sky and left this town in shambles and grief.
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Teen crashes SUV into Longmont house
Four students from Skyline High School were injured today when
the SUV they were riding in crashed into a house.
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| Business |
Car dealers find solace in Seuss
Would you? Could you? In a car?
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Xcel wants to reduce dependence
Xcel Energy wants to cut the amount of power it purchases from
independent suppliers to 30 percent from 50 percent by 2015.
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| Local Politics |
Salazar to size up judge
U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar said Thursday that he is concerned about
reports that U.S. District Chief Judge Edward Nottingham Jr.
engaged in immoral conduct and wants to investigate further
to determine whether sanctions are necessary.
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State GOP heals rift, gets behind McCain
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee John McCain, who lost overwhelmingly
here last month to Mitt Romney, is now being embraced by Colorado
Republicans as "conservative enough" to win the White House
in November.
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| National News |
"Earth Hour" participation growing
Saturday at 8 p.m., residents of Denver will join environmentally-conscious
people around the world in switching off lights and non-essential
appliances, to give the Earth's energy resources a
break.
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First recorded human voice played in public
At first listen, the grainy high-pitched warble doesn't
sound like much, but scientists say the French recording from
1860 is the oldest known recorded human voice.
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| Opinion |
NATO summit may result in linking missile defense systems with Russia
A divided NATO will not extend a blueprint for eventual membership
to Ukraine and Georgia at the alliance's summit in
Bucharest next week.
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Watching the shifting funds
Building a new building to hold old artifacts is not historic
preservation.
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| Sports |
Nuggets' playoff push goes full tilt
Unfortunately for NBC, it is still airing reruns, because at
halftime Thursday, Nuggets fans might have switched over from
Altitude to Must See TV.
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What a long, strange trip for UNC's Bears
Noah had to weather only a 40-day storm. And at least he had
a spacious boat. The Northern Colorado baseball team has been
bogged down since Feb. 22 in an unenviable 24-game road trip
to start its season.
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| Avalanche |
Foote boots hip injury
For all the conspiracy theorists out there, Adam Foote really
did have a sore hip.
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| Broncos |
For injured Marshall, forearm is forewarning
Brandon Marshall says he prides himself on being one of the toughest
players to tackle in the NFL.
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| College |
March Madness notebook
With Western Kentucky charging, UCLA's Josh Shipp made
a long 3-pointer with 4:30 to play for a nine-point lead that
stopped the rally.
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Xavier and the thrilling Musketeers
The yells could be heard from the back halls of the U.S. Airways
Center all the way back to Ohio. Xavier players shouted. Band
members shouted. The journey to the Elite Eight was complete
- and it was earned.
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| Nuggets |
Atkins takes spectator role for stretch run
After spending two months at the end of the bench, Chucky Atkins
valiantly returned from injury to active status — and
he's still at the end of the bench.
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Smiles abound for Nene
With good cheer, 46 minutes and 43 seconds into Thursday night's
game and 73 days and 12 hours after he underwent cancer surgery,
Nene returned to where he belongs — the basketball court.
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| Rockies |
Hirsh takes big step back
Starter Jason Hirsh won't be riding to the rescue anytime
soon.
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Don't fret over Atkins' bat
Garrett Atkins doesn't have at-bats. It's a
Broadway dance: tap, tap, boom!
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