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Warm and dry holiday on tap
The Fourth of July holiday in Denver will be warm, but not record-breaking,
the National Weather Service predicts.
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Permit violation alleged after film-making death
Three people have been accused of failing to get a permit for
commercial film work on a national forest after a snowboarder
died during a film shoot near Aspen.
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| Business |
MillerCoors answers HQ mystery — it's Westminster, for now
This just in! The MillerCoors headquarters site — subject
of months of intense speculation — is Westminster!
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Kmart to close Greeley store in September
A Kmart spokeswoman says the company's sole store in
Greeley will close on Sept. 28.
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| Local Politics |
Ballot plans target unions
While a "right to work" initiative on the November ballot has
labor and business groups girding for battle, two lesser-known
proposals that could go before voters also have unions on alert.
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Ritter: Review tape of meeting
Gov. Bill Ritter has ordered his staff to review an audio recording
in which state employees appear to tell an accountant to hide
information about millions of dollars owed the federal government.
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| National News |
Harmon embraced Bozo the Clown role
Larry Harmon, who turned the character Bozo the Clown into a
show-business staple that delighted children for more than a
half-century, died at his home Thursday of congestive heart
failure, his publicist said. He was 83.
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Zimbabweans seek U.S. Embassy shelter
More than 300 frightened Zimbabweans sought shelter at the U.S.
Embassy in Harare on Thursday, part of a wave of people fleeing
what opposition activists describe as continued beatings, threats,
house burnings and killings by militias loyal to President Robert
Mugabe.
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| Opinion |
BLM made right call on not stalling solar plants
The federal government made the right decision this week in reversing
its planned moratorium on applications to build solar plants
on government land.
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Celebrate liberty by flying the flag
"Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" are among the best-known
words in the Declaration of Independence. It is an awesome document
we celebrate today, 232 years after its adoption by the Congress.
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| Sports |
Believe it! Win streak at three
A sellout crowd of 48,084 came to Coors Field on Thursday night
for the fireworks. They ended up getting a two-for-one special
on oohs and ahs.
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Nice genes: May better Williams sister prevail
A spot in her seventh Wimbledon final already secured, Venus
Williams headed back to Centre Court to catch the end of the
next match.
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| Avalanche |
Avs pick up defenseman
In the wake of losing defensemen Kurt Sauer and Jeff Finger to
free agency, the Avalanche on Thursday signed journeyman defender
Daniel Tjarnqvist of Sweden to a one-year, $750,000 contract.
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| College |
Barringer earns Olympic spot
An hour after qualifying for the Beijing Games with a less than
satisfying third-place finish in the Olympic Trials steeplechase
late Thursday night, Jenny Barringer began to cheer up.
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CSU losing frosh guard Woodard
Jesse Woodard, Colorado State's fifth leading scorer
as a true freshman, is leaving the men's basketball
team.
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| Nuggets |
Thanks, Camby, but it's time to go
Marcus Camby has what NBA teams want, which makes him the most
marketable player on a Nuggets team itching to pull the trigger
on a trade.
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| Rockies |
Atkins hitting a gaudy .470 against lefties this season
Rockies third baseman Garrett Atkins continues to pound left-handed
pitching at a remarkable rate.
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