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Sam Bailey, economic development vice president for the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, listens as former Denver mayoral candidate Lisa Calderon makes a point June 13 at the at Anythink Library’s Wright Farms Branch Better Arguments workshop. The two sat on a panel discussing impacts from Denver’s tech boom.

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Northglenn Mayor resigns, blames 'toxic environment'

Affidavit: STEM security guard wounded student; suspects used cocaine before attack

After struggling with depression, Arvada man tells his story

Steve Peters of Castle Rock launches off of the platform June 16 at Hyland Hills Water World for his entry into the park’s annual Fathers Day Bellyflop contest. Peters’ epic flop was good enough to earn him fifth place in the contest.

A Fathers Day flop

Amazon hiring for Thornton, Aurora openings
National online retailer Amazon is looking to fill 2,000 positions at company warehouses in Thornton and Aurora this summer. Employees will work in Amazon’s customer fulfillment and delivery …
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Lightning senior Dylan Grierson throws to first on the come-backer May 18 against Grand Junction at Douglas County High School.

Establishing a legacy in high school baseball
Keeley Morris takes a dive in the muddy water while Legit to Hit teammate John Voiles struggles to get the ball over the net during their first match June 15 during Northglenn’s Mudapalooza at the Northwest Open Space.

Spiking and sploshing at Northglenn’s Mudapalooza

Goats return to Anythink
Community members can meet the friendly goats of Caramel Apple Farm this June at local Anythink Libraries branches. A summer tradition, the goats provide an opportunity for visitors to learn …
Sports
Horizon senior Jaden Scheibeler jumps for the pass against Dakota Ridge June 13 at All City Stadium.

Summer drills for high school football
News

Reporter Stories: Growth Caps and other July fireworks

Join Community Editor Joseph Rios to discuss Lakewood's growth cap vote and Independence Day events across the Denver Metro area.

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Life

‘Living history’ locomotive returns home after 12 years

Rail fans from across the country are excited that an iconic Rio Grande Southern locomotive will soon be in operation again. “It’s an important piece of railroad history, and to actually be able …

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Sports
Thornton manager Jeremy Miller (left), Mike Miller (middle) and Drew Rosailes are honored with the Colorado High School Big School Field of the Year by the Colorado Dugout Club.
Thornton baseball riding momentum
Prior to 2019 for Thornton High School, the baseball program hadn’t had a winning season since 2004. However, things are changing … Read More
In the opening round of the 5A state playoffs against Arapahoe, Northglenn sophomore Emily Hoy and freshman Penelope Perea pursue the ball May 7.
Not yet satisfied: Lady Norse looking to next year
In her ninth year as the women’s soccer coach at her alma-mater, Northglenn, Kristina Churchill led her team to their first … Read More
Pat Bowlen's statue, which rests outside of Broncos Stadium at Mile High. Residents laid flowers below his statue after his death.
'He meant so much to this community'
On Jan. 25, 1998, Littleton residents Sandy and David Alexander were sitting at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego as they witnessed the … Read More
Jim Benton
College baseball opening doors for Colorado athletes
It’s been slow — like an off-speed changeup — for people to realize, but big-time college baseball is no longer a long shot for … Read More
Holy Family sophomore Connor Cooney takes a swing in the 4A Final Four at UCHealth Stadium against Pueblo West May 31.
Holy Family baseball left everything on the field in run to Final 4
The 2019 season for Holy Family baseball and manager Marc Cowell didn’t start as planned. Going 4-4 through the first quarter of the … Read More
Jim Benton
Seeing how it all adds up for area schools
Yes, it seems like the fall 2018-19 Colorado High School Sports Association sports season started just a couple weeks ago, but the … Read More

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Editorial cartoon for June 27

Not ready: Sales taxes on internet purchases ill-timed

It seems that our State Legislature jumped the gun this past legislative session with implementation of imposing and collecting sales and use taxes on destination-based internet purchases of goods. …
Norton
Winning Words

Courage and conviction when faced with conflict

There is no avoiding it, there will come a time when we will all face some type of conflict in our lives. We can could find ourselves in a conflict over opinions, we may have disagreements at work or …
Craig Marshall Smith
Quiet Desperation

Concentrated innuendo brings about maximum effectiveness

Six words may not seem like a lot, but think of the evocations of “I love you. Or do I?” You have a story, complete with conflict. Entries in the six-word story contest came from California, …

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