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4:38pm

Thu June 9, 2011
Water

Colorado Wildlife Commission Signs Off on Water Projects

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State wildlife commissioners have given unanimous approval to mitigation plans for a pair of proposals that would send more water from the Upper Colorado River basin over the mountains to the booming Front Range.

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4:18pm

Thu June 9, 2011
Law Enforcement

Multi-State Campaign Warns of Immigration-Services Scams

Credit U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

The Colorado Attorney General’s Office is joining a multi-state effort to help immigrants steer clear of scams targeted at them.

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12:18pm

Thu June 9, 2011
Politics

President Creates White House Rural Council, Colorado Likely to Benefit

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Calling rural communities the “key to a stronger America” – President Barack Obama signed an executive order today establishing the first ever White House Rural Council.

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12:07pm

Thu June 9, 2011
Politics

Rep Polis Calls for ‘Data Driven’ Professional Development for Teachers

Credit Grace Hood

Democratic Congressman Jared Polis was in Lafayette today to discuss education reform and a new bill that would enhance professional development for teachers.

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7:37am

Thu June 9, 2011
Strange News

F-Bombs Are Protected By Free Speech

A policeman pulled over Robert McIntosh in Boulder, Colo., because he was driving 21 mpr over the limit in a school zone. McIntosh cursed at the officer, who then arrested him. But McIntosh won an out-of-court settlement for $21,000.

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