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  • Fort Morgan farmer jailed over water rights violation

    Greeley Tribune – 25 mins ago  

    A Fort Morgan man was jailed this week in one of the state's most unique thefts- water - and was released Wednesday after paying a $100,000 fine. Craig Kroskob, 44, is a farmer in Fort Morgan, and was accused of stealing water from the South Platte Water Basin. According to District Water Engineer Jim Hall, Kroskob was pumping water from the South Platte Basin from his five wells. He does not ... Full Story »

  • Shoe benefit for Woman's Place this weekend

    Greeley Tribune – 1 hr 25 mins ago  

    Residents are invited to help out A Woman's Place by buying shoes this weekend. Hearne's Footwear and Clothing in Greeley and New York-based distributor Yaleet have teamed up with NAOT, an Israeli-based company that is a worldwide leader in fashion footwear, to sponsor the Stomp Out Domestic Violence Shoe Benefit for Friends of A Woman's Place from 1-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, at Your Place ... Full Story »

  • Downing reaches verbal agreement on contract extension

    Greeley Tribune – 1 hr 25 mins ago  

    University of Northern Colorado athletic director Jay Hinrichs and head football coach Scott Downing have confirmed that the university has reached a verbal agreement in principal to a contract extension for Downing that will keep him in place as coach of the Bears for the 2010 season. Downing signed a one-year deal worth $95,000 last December that runs through the end of the fiscal year on June ... Full Story »

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    Greeley Tribune – Wed Dec 9, 2:15 pm ET  

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  • Milliken man pleads in fatal crash

    Greeley Tribune – Wed Dec 9, 11:08 am ET  

    A Milliken man facing several years in prison for the death of his wife and injuries to her four children in a traffic crash last January has reached a deal with prosecutors, avoiding a trial scheduled next week. Scott Huggins, 31, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one count of child abuse causing serious bodily injury - conspiracy, a low-grade felony that carries a prison term of up to three years ... Full Story »

CBS4 Denver

  • Tri-State, Environmentalists Reach Regulatory Deal

    CBS4 Denver – 8 mins ago  

    A major rural electric provider could agree to submit more oversight by Colorado regulators. Tri-State Generation and Transmission Co. and an environmental group have submitted a proposal that would allow more input into the utility's planning while maintaining its independence. Full Story »

  • Anti-Tax Crusader Bruce Acquitted Of Trespassing

    CBS4 Denver – 9 mins ago  

    A Colorado Springs municipal court jury has acquitted anti-tax activist Douglas Bruce of trespassing at a Costco store in August. Full Story »

  • Hank Brown To Retire As CU Professor

    CBS4 Denver – 35 mins ago  

    Former U.S. senator and University of Colorado president Hank Brown has announced he will retire from teaching political science at CU at the end of the year. Full Story »

  • Anti-tax Crusader Bruce Acquitted Of Trespassing

    CBS4 Denver – 46 mins ago  

    A Colorado Springs municipal court jury hasacquittedd anti-tax activist Douglas Bruce of trespassing at a Costco store in August. The jury acquitted Bruce and fellow anti-tax activist Doug Stinehagen on Tuesday. The two had gone to Costco to gather signatures for a ballot proposal requiring the city to phase out funds it receivesinstead off taxes from city-owned enterprises. Voters approved the ... Full Story »

  • Columbia Sues Crocs Over Trade Secrets Dispute

    CBS4 Denver – 1 hr 25 mins ago  

    Columbia Sportswear Co. is suing rival Crocs Inc. in a trade secrets case involving an ex-sportswear designer. Full Story »

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Vail Daily

  • Vail Valley restaurant draws a throng with $2 burgers

    Vail Daily – 18 mins ago  

    How do you draw a lined-up-outside crowd on a frigid Wednesday? Put a bargain price on one of the Vail Valley's favorite things to eat. Larkburger in Edwards celebrated its third anniversary Wednesday by selling its signature product for just $2. The promotion drew hundreds of people to the restaurant, and some came to get burgers for friends and co-workers. Meaghan Long works at the Eagle River ... Full Story »

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    Vail Daily – 19 mins ago  

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  • Nottingham Park cabin opens Saturday in Avon

    Vail Daily – 49 mins ago  

    AVON, Colorado - The Nottingham Park Log Cabin, the hub for activities in the park, will opens for the winter season on Saturday. Ice skate rentals will begin with the Icing on the Lake celebration, which starts at 2 p.m. Beginning Dec. 19, the cabin will be open for ice skate rentals and concessions from noon to 8:00 p.m. daily. Hours are always weather dependent. Activities on the lake include ... Full Story »

  • Vail Valley: Manly shopping tips

    Vail Daily – 1 hr 48 mins ago  

    Shopping the manly way ===== Partnership bug ========= Color me old school, but I really do have a hard time shopping on the Web. There are a few things I'm cool with, things I know really well, like products I've used before. I like sites that show dimensions or specifications of things. I like iTunes, because I can sample what I'm buying before I commit. But there are a lot of things I just ... Full Story »

  • Metro Denver housing sales surge 23 percent in November

    Vail Daily – 1 hr 48 mins ago  

    Metro Denver's housing market showed its first year-over-year improvement in 11 months, as the number of homes sold in November surged 23 percent over the same month in 2008, data released Tuesday showed. At least part of the increase was attributed to a rush by buyers to take advantage of the $8,000 federal tax credit for first-time homebuyers, originally set to expire at the end of November ... Full Story »

The Aspen Times

  • Hazard trees in Hunter Creek to be focus of forest project

    The Aspen Times – 1 hr 2 mins ago  

    ASPEN - The U.S. Forest Service and the nonprofit For the Forest will team up to cut hazard trees along a number of trails in the popular Hunter Creek Valley near Aspen, the organizations announced Wednesday. Under Forest Service direction, For the Forest will cut dead pine, fir, spruce and aspen trees that pose a potential safety threat to hikers and bikers. Without the nonprofit's help, the ... Full Story »

  • Vail leaders mull vision for the town

    The Aspen Times – 2 hrs 2 mins ago  

    VAIL, Colo. - Vail could possibly rise in its ranking among top ski towns if simple things like greeters could reach guests as soon as they arrive in town, some Vail Town Council members said Tuesday. The new Vail Town Council met for a retreat led by Town Manager Stan Zemler Tuesday, and while members bounced around lots of ideas, a theme focusing on Vail's customer service was a common thread ... Full Story »

  • DU panel: Legalization of immigrants beneficial

    The Aspen Times – Wed Dec 9, 1:38 pm ET  

    DENVER - Millions of undocumented people in the U.S. should be given a path to legal status after the country finds a way to stop illegal immigration, business and government leaders said in a report Wednesday. The University of Denver report argues that legalizing as many of the estimated 12 million undocumented immigrants as possible could strengthen the economy and national security. But it ... Full Story »

  • Vail Resorts withdraws appeal on Breckenridge gondola valuation

    The Aspen Times – Wed Dec 9, 7:40 am ET  

    BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. - Vail Resorts last month withdrew an appeal for Summit County to refund $280,000 in taxes paid over two years on the BreckConnect Gondola. The company had claimed that $6.7 million the town of Breckenridge contributed toward the gondola project, which the county had valued at $15.9 million, to be a subsidy exempt from tax assessment, said Summit County Assessor Beverly ... Full Story »

  • On the hill: Back in the Buttermilk groove

    The Aspen Times – Wed Dec 9, 7:39 am ET  

    ASPEN - My annual ritual of skinning up Tiehack at Buttermilk before work on Tuesday got under way yesterday, and I am happy to report my skinning partner and I persevered despite numerous hurdles. First, my trusty old Subaru is in the shop for a cracked head gasket (words you never want to hear your mechanic utter) so we had to take my buddy's newer, nicer Subaru. Second, it puked snow ... Full Story »

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