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1:30pm

Fri April 22, 2011
Environment

Polis Reintroduces Colorado Wilderness Bill

Jared Polis

Congressman Jared Polis (D-Boulder) has announced plans to reintroduce a bill that would protect tens of thousands of acres of land in Colorado’s central mountains. It’s similar to a bill he proposed last year that didn’t gain much traction in a sharply divided Congress.

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10:00am

Fri April 22, 2011
State Capitol

Capitol Conversation: Redistricting Impasse

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A bi-partisan committee charged with redrawing the state’s congressional districts has reached an impasse amidst partisan fighting. It’s not clear what will happen next. KUNC’s State Capitol reporter Bente Birkeland analyzes the committee's prospects of success as part of our capitol conversation series.

9:00am

Fri April 22, 2011
Garden Report

Serviceberry is the Plant of the Month for April

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Serviceberry bush in bloom

Serviceberry is a multi-tasking plant.  It’s interesting in every season.  It grows as a shrub or a small tree.  It’s a habitat plant.  It’s durable and hardy. 

Serviceberry, also called Juneberry or Sarvisberry, blooms most years in April.  Ours are just waiting for a few warm days to burst open.  The pendulous clusters of white flowers open before there are leaves.  The flowers have a light, sweet fragrance. 

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5:14pm

Thu April 21, 2011
State Capitol

Governor Marks First 100 Days in Office

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Governor John Hickenlooper

Governor John Hickenlooper marked his first 100 days in office Thursday praising his cabinet and staff for making the transition smooth. And while Hickenlooper wins high marks from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle for taking a collaborative approach to the job, some of his top priorities for the legislative session are still up in the air.

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4:10pm

Thu April 21, 2011
Environment

Celebrations Across Colorado Friday Mark Earth Day

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More than one billion people are expected to participate in Earth Day events across the U.S. and in Colorado as well.

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