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October 10, 2007
BONDS PAID FOR PLAYGROUNDS, NOW SCHOOLS SET TO CLOSE
Capitol fortress: JBC halves Ritter’s $1.6M security request
Exit Left: Carman leaves Post for CU-Denver climate advocacy post
Construction family fueding: Father, fired by sons, files lawsuit
COORS, MILLER JOIN FORCES IN $6.6 BILLION DEAL
Reuteman: Pete Coors is bag big time
Move forward on oil shale, federal task force urges
Energy tax hike could generate $1.3 billion, enviros say
Aquila sells to Great Plains Energy for $1.6 billion
EXTREMISTS WANT MAN WHO SHOT MOUNTAIN LION CHARGED
Ft. Collins council: More money for human services, housing, not police
$100,000 stolen from youth sports program
Website targets handicapped parking scofflaws
Fan sells Matt Holliday’s ‘used sunflower seeds’ on Ebay
FEATURED OPINION
Sentinel: Don’t mistake energy boom for ‘golden goose’
Letter: ‘I’m not helping higher ed any more’
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What would do most to improve student achievement?
- Focus on basics — reading, writing, math (43%)
- More choice options for parents (35%)
- More money for schools (8%)
- Performance-pay for teachers (8%)
- Change the CSAP tests (5%)
Total Votes: 37
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