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Polis takes progressive health message to a conservative corner

EDWARDS — The question put to Congressman Jared Polis by a man at Wednesday’s health-care town hall in Edwards drew a loud cheer from the majority of clearly conservative mountain-dwellers feeling disenfranchised by the ultra-liberal freshman Democrat from Boulder.

Humor of Polis ‘Colbert Report’ segment lost on Post reporter

Apparently somebody forgot to tell the Denver Post that Stephen Colbert’s “Colbert Report” on Comedy Central is satire. Initially acknowledging the “TV funnyman” is a...

Debate over government control comes to Boulder

BOULDER -- In this lefty liberal enclave where support for the President and the stimulus package and health-care reform goes mostly unchallenged, the heated...

News Nuggets: 28 July 2009

Dug up fresh, daily. DUELING RALLIES: Old Town Fort Collins could be plenty crowded during the lunch hour Wednesday. The Obama-oriented Organizing for America reoriented...

Afternoon News Nuggets: 21 July 2009

Dug up fresh, daily. ROAD RULES, BOULDER: When Second District U.S. Democratic Rep. Jared Polis wasn't busy laying waste to the nation's health-care future...

Afternoon News Nuggets: 15 July 2009

Dug up fresh, daily. BOOT CAMP: The National Republican Congressional Committee this week is flogging GOP state Rep. Cory Gardner's fundraising efforts, clearly pinning hopes...

Early Bird Special: Cops return pot to clinic, Aurora cops tow...

Here's our daily roundup of some of the news around Colorado that caught our attention: • Boulder police returned two 20-gallon drums of marijuana that...

USDA provides $1 million in stimulus grants for biomass projects

Four Colorado projects that convert wood waste, or biomass, into energy received a total of $1 million in federal stimulus funds Thursday, but a state with more than two million acres of dead and dying lodgepole pine forests could use a lot more.

Citizens rise against stimulus bike program, cite vast liberal waste

What's the most intensely debated controversial federal stimulus program yet to be proposed in Colorado? A Boulder bike-share program, of course.

Boulder abortion provider deplores decision to close Tiller’s Kansas clinic

One of the last remaining providers of very late abortions in the country said it was an "outrage" the murder of Dr. George Tiller last week has led to his family's decision to close the clinic he ran in Wichita, Kan.
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