Photo by Michael Roberts.The Denver Newspaper Agency building, with the Denver Post's logo prominently displayed.
Around noon today, the lobby of the Denver Newspaper Agency building was populated mainly by reporters and photographers from other news organizations, hoping to get some info on the big news of the day: E.W. Scripps' announcement that the Rocky Mountain News' last edition would hit driveways and newsboxes tomorrow. Not that there was a lot of scoop to get. The primary representativ
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My one-hour, 45-minute drive home yesterday afternoon couldn't compare to the nightmare commutes experienced by many other Denverites. I know because I spent most of my time in traffic listening to KOA/850-AM, which wisely dumped its regular programming (sorry, Rush) to concentrate on the storm. Cory Lopez helmed the broadcast, taking calls from a slew of correspondents, including Jerry Bell, Steffan Tubbs, Gloria Neal and even Jayson Luber, the outlet's former helicopter jockey,