The Home Front: Dog parks, cemeteries and $40,000 settlements

The Greeley Tribune has a story about a local campaign for water efficiency.

The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel carries a piece about a controversial new town board of trustees policy to use flat gravestones in a cemetery instead of ones that stand up.

The Longmont Times-Call runs a piece about Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein stumping at CU Boulder.

The Loveland Reporter-Herald has a story about runners promoting dog etiquette in parks.

The Fort Collins Coloradoan fronts a piece about how local motorists who fail to yield are frustrating first responders.

The Cañon City Daily Record has a story about how Florence is being filmed as part of an international marketing program.

The Durango Herald profiles a local nurse’s attempts to prevent on-the-job injuries.

The Boulder Daily Camera covers a $40,000 settlement between CU Boulder’s business school and a former female staffer in a federal gender discrimination dispute. More than $7,000 was spent for an “emotional intelligence” coach to train employees.

The Denver Post fronts a piece about a campaign to help Colorado’s homeless register to vote.

The Gazette profiles a longtime airman taking his last flight.

Denverite has a look at what makes the 6th Street Mall, dominated by brands and chains, uniquely Denver.