Authorities identify Longmont man who died in head-on crash
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008
A Longmont man who died in a head-on car crash Wednesday along U.S. 287 was identified Thursday as Scott Donaldson, 56. Full story »
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- Longmont stabbing suspect found competent for trial
- Forecast: Freezing drizzle hits
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- ‘Top Chef’ results, Week 2
- CU student arrested in shooting of Douglas County deputy
- Seeking Twilight fans
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Former Boulder nurse faces up to life imprisonment, if convicted
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
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A registered nurse who used to work for Boulder Community Hospital could spend the rest of his life in federal prison if he’s convicted of stealing pain medication from surgical patients and then replacing the liquid drug with an inert saline solution. Full story »
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- Possible sexual assault reported in Boulder
- Light shed on Marine’s 2-year absence
- 'Twilight' dawns on big screen
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- Judge will rule on church expansion
- CU recruits Bronco to help with diversity efforts
- Forecaster predicts La Nina snowfall
- Transgender Day of Remembrance
- Attorney: Hering felt a 'duty to surrender'
Polis gets steering committee assignment
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
Jared Polis, the incoming representative for Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, was appointed Wednesday by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as the freshman representative on the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee. Full story »
more Election
- Broomfield’s Barack baby
- New Colo. panel will look at election reform
- St. Vrain Valley planning for big changes
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- Election brings new direction to CU’s Board of Regents
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- Improving the count
- Obama signs treasure, not trash
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CU student arrested in shooting of Douglas County deputy
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
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A CU student and the son of a Denver police officer have been arrested in connection with a shooting that wounded a Douglas County sheriff’s deputy in Castle Rock last June. Full story »
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- CU recruits Bronco to help with diversity efforts
- CU looks to grow construction budget by $77 million
- CU launches new study-abroad program in China
- Buffs' Vaiomounga jailed, dismissed from team
- CU to spend up to $785K on branding effort
- CU application adds 2 more essays
- CU Ski Bus lets you kick back
- Multimedia flamenco show at CU
- Good-luck charm in CU's little 'angel'
Boulder Book Store donating 20,000 books to teachers
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
At a young age, David Bolduc constantly sauntered through the stacks at his local library, searching for new stories and information to absorb. Full story »
more Schools
- Task force says gangs affect all Boulder Valley high schools
- Centaurus students look to improve school, community
- More Boulder Valley students open-enroll
- Columbine back on track with new ‘vision’
- Sheriff to commend Heatherwood student
- CU students help transform Mapleton
- St. Vrain Valley planning for big changes
- Classroom spiders, butterflies headed to space
- STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Anika Petach
Broomfield kids’ middle names a hoax
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
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BROOMFIELD — A Broomfield man who gained a little fame this week for supposedly giving his children unusual middle names — including Trout, John Elway and Barack Obama — has now admitted the names were made up. Full story »
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- Pricey 'wall' OK'd to improve security
- City ratchets down spending in '09
- Broomfield’s Barack baby
- Skate time in Boulder County, Broomfield
- Cause of Broomfield fire remains under investigation
- Pilot killed after Jeffco takeoff
- Honoring the brave, saluting the fallen
- Broomfield used Executive Recycling for three events this year
- Treebanking ordered to halt sales of securities
North Metro puts new training center to use
Friday, Oct. 24, 2008
ERIE — When firefighter Frank Canino first rushed into a burning basement, his training was limited to a few basic drills at the academy and quick words of advice from an experienced colleague. Full story »
more Erie
- ERIE REAL ESTATE: Home Sales
- Annexation given initial approval
- Spine Trail construction starting
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- Trustees host EARie Hour
- Erie officer suspected of fondling woman in squad car
- Taylor: Biscuit Day celebrates historic Erie
- Parks master plan meetings scheduled
Lafayette gives final OK to high-end apartments
Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008
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LAFAYETTE — New apartments are coming to the city.
The City Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved final plans for the 11-acre Prana apartment development that’s part of the larger SoLa mixed-use project. The SoLa will be at the corner of Colo. 42 and U.S. 287, north of Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center. Full story »
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- Peanut Butter Players get a permanent home in Lafayette
- Lafayette man accused of airplane bomb threat faces prison
- Lafayette seeks sculptors for public art exhibit
- Dinosaur exhibit opens
- Lafayette Oatmeal Festival gets new name
- Lafayette fire victim ID'd
- Man killed in Lafayette motel fire; no foul play suspected
- Bringing back the dead
- Lafayette trapping, killing prairie dogs
Authorities identify Longmont man who died in head-on crash
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008
A Longmont man who died in a head-on car crash Wednesday along U.S. 287 was identified Thursday as Scott Donaldson, 56. Full story »
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- Defense: Keep divorce file out of cold case murder trial
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- Longmont considers residential chicken rules
Your membership privileges are revoked
Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
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Letters went out Friday to about 3,300 Superior residents who hold library cards at neighboring Louisville Public Library informing them that their borrowing privileges will be revoked starting Jan. 1. Full story »
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- Woman in Louisville underage sex case put behind bars
- Downtown Louisville post office branch to close
- McStain closing home office
- Advocacy group looks to create online community hub
- Louisville pay-as-you-throw moving forward
- Louisville to hold special City Council session
- Louisville library cardholder policy may change
- Library service equity debated
- Deadline nears without library agreement
Historic house becomes nonprofit home
Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
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SUPERIOR — A former “cat house” — the kind that housed ladies of ill repute in the town’s mining days at the turn of the century — is getting a new life as a more PG-rated kind of cat house. Full story »
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- Your membership privileges are revoked
- Superior educator finalist for ‘Teacher of the Year’
- Louisville library cardholder policy may change
- Library service equity debated
- Deadline nears without library agreement
- Superior mum about next move in library dispute
- Superior library cards could be revoked Jan. 1
- SUPERIOR REAL ESTATE: Home sales
- Poker host sues Superior man for $29K debt
Salazar: Help needed for jobless, roads, Big Three
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
DENVER -- Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Denver, said Tuesday that Congress should help the unemployed, improve roads and bridges, and assist the ailing auto industry as the economy continues to deteriorate. Full story »
more State & West
- Allard eyes CSU chancellor post
- 28 pounds of marijuana lands pair in jail
- Food bank fights to keep shelves stocked
- Panel weighs immigration enforcement options
- Colorado Democrats attack new shale rules
- Crews installing solar panels at state Capitol
- Project will help brown trout on Arkansas River
- California officials search for victims in mobile home park
- 1,300 could be arrested in immigrant's tax scam
Economic summit promises action
Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008
President George W. Bush and other world leaders pose for a group photo Saturday in Washington at the Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy.
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more Nation & World
- Across nation, advocates protest ban
- Southern California faces another day of destruction
- World leaders gather at emergency economic summit
- U.S. deficit hits record; jobless claims surge
- Bishops vow no wavering on abortion
- New plan aims for mortgage relief
- Palin spends time sorting through clothes
- Government provides record aid package to AIG
- Obama planning US trials for Guantanamo prisoners
Hubble astronauts visit Ball in Boulder
Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
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When astronauts visit Hubble in May, they'll have to remove a panel that was never designed to be opened in space. In fact, it was never meant to be opened outside of a clean room on the planet Earth. Full story »
more Science & Environment
- NASA awards CU $2M grant for sounding rockets
- Report: Safety not ‘core value’ at NIST
- CU dorms go head-to-head to cut electricity use
- Women’s hands host more bacteria than men’s, study shows
- Front Range scientist mixer to create collaboration
- CU prof: Physical, interpersonal warmth linked
- Lights, camera, activism
- Boulder woman bares her genes
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Mitton: Scarab beetles draw a crowd
Thursday, Nov. 13, 2008
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Late in August, three species of insects converged to form a dense feeding assemblage on wilting hollyhocks. Scarab beetles cut the stems to feed on sap, and European paper wasps and longhorn beetles joined them. Full story »
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- Mitton: Delicious invader
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Boulder's infamous 'land-grab' case settled
Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008
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Two Boulder neighbors have settled an adverse-possession case that made national headlines last year and prompted changes to the state's law, according to a joint statement released Tuesday.
Don and Susie Kirlin, who originally lost 34 percent of one of their vacant south Boulder lots to their neighbors Richard McLean and Edith Stevens, said they had settled a lawsuit and will only cede 12 percent of the lot.
McLean, a former judge and Boulder mayor, and Stevens, an attorney, were awarded the land by a district court judge in October 2007 after successfully arguing they used a section of the property "uninterrupted" for at least 18 years. Full story »
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Tess Damm's lawyer fights 'slayer statute'
Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
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Can a teenage daughter inherit her mother’s assets and property if the teen played a central role in killing her? Full story »
more Lafayette Mother Slain
- Damm murder accomplice ordered to serve prison time
- Detention hearing delayed 2 weeks for Damm murder accomplice
- Accomplice in Damm murder back in Boulder jail
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Judge orders document disclosure in Midyette case
Friday, Aug. 22, 2008
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Alex Midyette, charged with causing his baby son’s death more than two years ago, has scored a partial victory after a judge ordered his wife’s lawyers to share with Midyette’s defense team some statements Molly Midyette made to others about the case. Full story »
more Midyette Baby Death
- Midyette retains attorney
- Judge: Midyette trial will be held in Jeffco
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Washington Village developer scales down project
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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A developer planning to turn the former Washington Elementary School into a co-housing community unveiled scaled-down plans Wednesday night. Full story »
more Washington Village Project
- Developer gets Washington Village recommendations
- Washington Village design taking shape
- Washington Village study group to finalize design plans
- Wonderland closes deal on Washington School for $4.1M
Storm drops 6 inches of snow in Colo. mountains
Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2008
DENVER -- A storm has dropped up to 6 inches of snow in the Colorado high country, and more is on the way. Full story »
more Weather
- Forecast: Cold day ahead, freezing temps tonight
- Boulder forecast: Slightly cooler today, summer-like temps return tomorrow
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Sister-city delegates headed home, with more gifts in tow
Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2008
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DUSHANBE, Tajikistan — Sitting next to a burbling fountain beneath the hand-crafted Dushanbe Teahouse’s painted ceilings, visitors to the downtown Boulder restaurant will soon have more reasons to feel like a Tajik. Full story »
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Delegates energized for battle ahead
Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The past few days in the Twin Cities have been inspiring, energizing historic and occasionally challenging, according to some of Colorado's first-time delegates to the Republican National Convention.
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more Republican National Convention 2008
- McCain vows to fight, fight, fight for America
- Skewes: Palin finds her voice — but is it enough of one?
- Laura Bush: "We can't take Colorado for granted."
- Bush to speak to GOP convention from White House
- Thousands bring anti-war protest to RNC
- Boulder's Rage Unlimited thriving
- Guy Short, RNC delegate from Erie
- Kimberly Peticolas, RNC delegate from Broomfield
- Marty Neilson, RNC delegate from Lyons
Denver panel reports it raised $55M for convention
Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008
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The Denver host committee for the Democratic National Convention says it raised just over $55 million in cash and still has more than $7 million on hand. Full story »
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