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2:00pm

Wed May 15, 2013
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Governor Activates Drought Task Force

By Aspen Public Radio and Marci Krivonen
Credit Luke Runyon / KUNC/Harvest Public Media

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has activated a special task force in response to the state’s ongoing drought.

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Spring Snowstorms Good News For Colorado Rafters

By Erin OToole
Credit Zaskoda / Creative Commons/Flickr

It's beginning to look like a promising season for whitewater rafting in Northern Colorado.

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