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Local sheriffs join lawsuit over gun-control laws
The list of sheriffs who plan to challenge the state’s new gun-control legislation has grown to include 43 of Colorado’s 62 sheriffs.
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Teachers, classrooms to get more money
The Douglas County School District plans an average 4 percent pay increase for teachers in 2013-14, one of several good-news budget recommendations announced May 7.
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Civil unions ‘not exactly golden ring’
For Scott Strong and T.J. Sullivan, their relationship is already very real.
Defense Of Marriage Act, Supreme Court Of The United States, Civil Union, Marriage, Colorado, Same-sex Relationship, Arapahoe County, Colorado Civil Union Act Comments (2)Stoned-driving limit passes Legislature
It’s been a long and winding road, but the Colorado General Assembly has finally passed a driving-stoned standard for motorists.
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Elbert County Sheriff Shayne Heap to heighten school presence
Elbert County Sheriff Shayne Heap wants to increase school safety, with armed officers stationed at area schools.
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The list of sheriffs who plan to challenge the state’s new gun-control legislation has grown to include more than 40 of Colorado’s 62 sheriffs.
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Toby Wells, Woodland Park’s most interesting man
Toby Wells is all the buzz around town these days.
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Criminal charges jump 18 percent in 2012
The number of charges for DUI and sexual offenses in Parker skyrocketed last year, but police say it’s the result of more proactive enforcement.
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Brittany Hill to reopen
Brittany Hill will be open for business once again next month following several years of dormancy and changes in operators.
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Electric association says 'No' to SB 13-252
The Colorado Legislative Leadership has introduced a bill that will prove to be detrimental to Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. and costly to the MVEA membership. SB 13-252 was introduced in the General Assembly with requirements for MVEA and our wholesale power supplier, Tri-Stat…
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A video message from Elbert County Sheriff Shayne Heap in response to a Colorado visit from President Barack Obama has gone viral.
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Arvada Redskins reunite
High school secrets sometimes can be kept for years — 50 in the case of the Arvada High Class of 1962.
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Larry Lindholm dies
Surrounded by mountains, rolling hillsides and lush trees, Larry Lindholm was a man of the West who found sustenance in the land, in open space and wild pastures.
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School leaders mixed on block schedule
A Douglas County High School official says the block schedule adopted by many high schools in 2012-13 undermines the International Baccalaureate program and makes teachers’ jobs tougher.
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Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke announced that the “recession is very likely over at this point.” It’s good news, and we hope the fed chair is correct.
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Summer Camp for the Brain
Summer is coming and parents are beginning the scramble to get plans made--trips, camps, sports, and a little downtime too! In addition to all the fun stuff, it is necessary to find activities that keep kids busy during the long summer days and make sure that they don’t lose all the lear…
Comments (1)Judge will eye loan to candidate
A judge will examine the legality of a loan from Lakewood City Councilman David Wiechman to recently elected council candidate Pete Roybal, in one of only two active complaints being investigated in connection with this year’s elections across the state.
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Thornton man given life sentence for murder, arson
A former Thornton resident convicted of killing his girlfriend, hiding her body in a crawl space of their apartment and setting their apartment ablaze, will serve the rest of his life in prison.
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Castle Rock police commander John Anderson announces run for sheriff
A commander with the Castle Rock Police Department has announced he will run for Douglas County sheriff.
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The Englewood City Council approved an ordinance on second reading prohibiting all aspects of the recreational marijuana industry in the city.
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Students cross graduation bridge
Julie Wilson’s mind traveled back over the course of her daughter’s life as she watched Amanda Wilson graduate May 13. But her memories were different from those of most mothers.
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Cheers thundered inside a packed student area at Metropolitan State University of Denver on April 29, as hundreds showed up to witness a bill-signing that will allow undocumented students to pay in-state tuition rates at Colorado colleges and universities.
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Castle Rock extends water restriction season
With drought conditions in the forecast, the town of Castle Rock made changes to its water management plan for the 2013 summer season.
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Woodland Park vying for first playoff appearance since 2010
WOODLAND PARK – Morghan Sieracki and Katie Stunkard scored two goals each on April 26 to lead the Woodland Park High School girls soccer team to a victory over Harrison in the first round of the Class 4A Metro League Crossover Tournament.
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Man who made threats against Littleton hospital seeks treatment
A Highlands Ranch man who reportedly made threats of mass gun violence in early April has checked himself into a hospital, a spokesman with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said.
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School board tips hat to Thatcher
The Douglas County School Board paid tribute to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during their April 16 board meeting, upholding her as a role model for Douglas County students.
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Sheriff clarifies stance on gun legislation
Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson took advantage of a meeting of the Western Arapahoe Republican Forum on April 20 to clarify his stance on gun control, which he feels was misrepresented after he released an open letter on the subject.
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Evangelicals urge compassion for immigrants
Loving your neighbors means loving immigrants, says Maureen Shannon, executive director of North Littleton Promise for the last six years.
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Monument Hill Country Club under new management soon
Members of the Monument Hill Country Club have been informed there will soon be new management in place.
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Couple kicks off civil unions in Littleton
It’s not every couple that can say they were both Eagle Scouts.
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Good nutrition and oral health go hand in hand
Good nutrition plays a big part in maintaining healthy teeth. In turn, sound and healthy teeth contribute to an increased quality of life.
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'Fearless' coyote kills third dog this year
A coyote struck again in Lone Tree recently, snatching and killing a small dog near Sweetwater Park.
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Council moves to ban recreational pot industry
The Englewood City Council took two actions regarding the recreational marijuana industry at its April 15 meeting, first approving an advisory question on the November ballot about banning the industry, and then putting a ban in place.
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Editorial: Even a growth industry must have borders
The work of both a task force and a committee is done, and now the business of drawing up rules to implement Amendment 64 is in the hands of the Colorado General Assembly. With less than a month left in the 2013 session, the Legislature will need to hustle on the matter of recreational ma…
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The Douglas County School District plans an average 4 percent pay increase for teachers in 2013-14, one of several good-news budget recommendations announced May 7.
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The Douglas County School District plans an average 4 percent pay increase for teachers in 2013-14, one of several good-news budget recommendations announced May 7.
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Firefighter labor bill heads back to Senate
A bill that seeks to expand labor rights for firefighters has passed the Colorado House, and has headed back to the Senate — where it passed earlier — for approval of amendments.
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Castle Rock approves urban renewal authority
The Town of Castle Rock approved an urban renewal authority, opening the door to property owners interested in new development.
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