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Pain kept teen from high school, not high goals
Liz Harrison missed so much school that she eventually dropped out and got her GED instead of trying to catch up. ...
Major offenses across Colo. drop 6.1 percent
Major crimes reported across Colorado dropped 6.1 percent from 2007 to 2008, with reported auto thefts dropping 22.1 percent. ...
USDA names Colorado head of Farm Service Agency
Trudy Kareus has been appointed as Colorado's executive director for the Farm Service Agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. ...
Seasonal hurricane forecasts inaccurate and a waste of money?
I was reading through a forum about hurricane season and read some comments about Dr. Gray's seasonal forecasts being wrong and how the goverment ...
 NASA names nine new astronaut candidates
One plays the penny whistle. Another has a non-profit foundation she uses to fly relief supplies ...
Increasing dust speeds melting of mountain snow
Dust in the wind is rewriting the cycle of life in the mountains. Throughout memory the warmth of spring has begun the mountain snowmelt, bringing ...
TROPICAL WEATHER SUMMARY, Saturday, June 27, 2009
TROPICAL WEATHER SUMMARY (a review of potential for tropical cyclone development around the world) MTSAT Digital Typhoon GOES WEST ...
CSU approves new budget, hires new president
The Colorado State University has approved a new budget and officially appointed Tony Frank as the president of the Fort Collins campus. ...
 Bristol Brewing rings in summer
Bristol Brewing in Colorado Springs will be releasing their popular Cheyenne Cañon ...
Tuition hikes at Metro State and other colleges
This seems to be the time of year for four-year institutions to raise tuition, since several have done so. The Board of Trustees for the ...
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