Oct

12

What’s News FRIDAY

October 12, 2007

BOULDER PAIR ACCUSED OF JEW-BASHING ATTACK
Greeley mayor’s D.C. immigration trip focus of campaign flier
Carbon offset credits a ‘copout,’ says green group
Aspen police chief on paid leave, harrassment probe underway

STAFFORD’S SWITCH GIVES DEMS 40-25 MAJORITY
No charges against man who shot mountain lion to save puppy
Colorado College gets $10M grant from El Pomar
Brownstein firm merges with Calif. water experts

ROCKIES STOMP SNAKES 5-1 IN NLCS GAME 1
• Series coverage, courtesy of Yahoo! Sports

Oct

11

What’s News THURSDAY

October 11, 2007

ACLU, BOULDER SCHOOL CLASH OVER CELL PHONE SEARCH
Clock ticking on Ritter’s campaign promises
Lamborn wins Armed Services appointment

217 BUILDING PROJECTS OK’D FOR COLORADO COLLEGES
Gunnison Co. prefers local plan over lawsuit on sage grouse
Ft. Collins legislator aims to hijack energy tax funds

RITTER, McKINLEY RIDE HORSES, POSE FOR PINON PICTURES
Romney field questions at D.U. event
Musgrave’s votes with GOP, touts bipartisan efforts
Longmont church says petitioners won’t derail project

Oct

10

What’s News WEDNESDAY

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’

Oct

9

What’s News TUESDAY

October 9, 2007

RITTER MAY INSTITUTE UNION DEAL BY EXEC ORDER
Oil & gas panel deadlocked on tax increase
Everyone wants a piece of energy tax money
Rep. King: Time to repay Veterans Fund

HOLOCAUST-DENIAL FILM AXED FROM ASPEN TV
Man shot mountain lion to save puppy, faces charges
After 24 years, EPA still unsatisfied with Leadville clean-up
New union chief’s job may collide with constitution

CFPI launches drive to register low-income voters
Conservative students launch own paper at C.S.U.
Man survives 300-foot slide, then dies from 100-foot fall

FEATURED OPINION
Campos: Truth vs. ‘noble lies‘

Oct

8

What’s News MONDAY

October 8, 2007

SALAZAR’S FENCE STRADDLING DOESN’T SATISFY RANCHERS
Lawyer’s antics costs his firefighter client
Fountain family’s home gets Extreme Makeover
Crummy story claims ‘Schaffer can’t get respect’

COLORADO LEADS REGION IN OPEN SPACE
Colorado delegation split over federal health care expansion
Veto may cause health reform panel to reassess state’s costs
Human smuggling law needs help, DAs say
Longhorns help brewery eliminate waste

SPORTS WRAP
Monfort, O’Dowd savor rise of Rockies
Mile High humiliation for Broncos in 41-3 loss
High school football polls: Rocky, Post

CU wins third straight, nears Top 25
CSU’s winless streak now stretches over 1 year
Air Force rebounds to 4-2 with win over UNLV


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