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March 13, 2012
First Lady Mary Louise Lee wants to bring back the arts
Several nationally renowned artists and musicians are Denver natives: Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind and Fire graduated from East Denver High School; The Fray's Isaac Slade and Joe King were schoolmates at Faith Christian Academy. Now Denver's First Lady Mary Louise Lee wants to promote Denver's notab ... More >>
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March 13, 2012
First Lady of Denver announces eight finalists in Bringing Back the Arts competition
Several prominent artists and musicians are Denver natives -- Philip Bailey from Earth Wind and Fire went to East. Isaac Slade and Joe King of the Fray were schoolmates at Faith Christian Academy. Denver's First Lady Mary Louise Lee is aiming to continue Denver's notable legacy with "Bringing Back t ... More >>
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January 20, 2012
Denver Public Schools's graduation rate climbs while dropout rate stays the same
Denver's graduation rate is on the rise. Statistics released today show that 56.1 percent of seniors graduated "on time" in the spring of 2011, as opposed to 51.8 percent in 2010. "On time" means they graduated four years after entering high school as freshmen. Meanwhile, the dropout rate stayed th ... More >>
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November 23, 2011
Contest: Fattest dog wins free workout from dog trainer and former kindergarten teacher
Fat dog doesn't care that its fat.Dogs are like babies in one respect above all others: They don't know they're fat (or drooling half the time, for that matter). But unlike dogs, babies grow up, get skinny, then fat again. Canines go down another road, one of constant eating and as much sleep ... More >>
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April 18, 2011
Theron and Teague Harrison, Manual High top debaters: How did they do at national champs?
Theron and Teague Harrison, Manual High School's top debaters and the subjects of our recent feature, "Say What?", were in New York City this past weekend for the Urban Debate National Championship, along with Thomas Jefferson High debaters Danite Reda and Talan Lousignont. So how did Denver ... More >>
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March 17, 2011
Say What? Meet the walking, talking argument for Denver's Urban Debate League
Theron and Teague Harrison, Manual High School's top debaters and the subjects of our recent feature, "Say What?", were in New York City this past weekend for the Urban Debate National Championship, along with Thomas Jefferson High debaters Danite Reda and Talan Lousignont. So how did Denver ... More >>
Blogs
November 19, 2010
Danny Lopez: A Denver mayor's race profile
With John Hickenlooper having been elected Colorado's governor, we know Denver will have a new mayor next year, and the race promises to be wide open. To introduce you to the players, we're offering profiles of official candidates. Next up: Danny Lopez. Danny Lopez hopes that not having an o ... More >>
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May 29, 2009
CRA Distinguished Service Award: Dick Weil
This month, the Colorado Restaurant Association inducted three more people into its hall of fame, an honor bestowed on those who've had a huge impact on the local restaurant scene. The CRA also awarded the Richard P. Ayers Award for Distinguished Service to Dick Weil. Weil's restaurant career beg ... More >>
News
March 16, 2006
Ticket to Ride
After thirty years, Squaw Pass is ready to make a comeback � as Echo Mountain Park.
News
February 9, 2006
A Vicious Cycle
His parents had high hopes for Contrell Townsend. But the seventeen-year-old wound up stabbed to death -- like both of his grandfathers.
News
February 13, 2003
Eye of the Beholder
Two CU groups feel burned by a fiery sports column.
News
June 6, 2002
Off Limits
The joy of Pepsi
Calendar
April 4, 2002
Best Jazz Singer
Teresa Carroll
News
March 8, 2001
The Next Test
Manual High School earned extra credit for surviving the end of busing. But can it survive the CSAP?
News
February 15, 2001
Letters to the Editor
From the week of February 15, 2001
News
February 1, 2001
Faking the Grade
A Denver high school teacher says her superiors need to brush up on their ABCs.
News
August 24, 2000
Big Red Alert
Nebraska's heading straight for the top. Sorry, CU.
News
November 19, 1998
You're Under Arrest, Sir
The Denver Police Department regulates what some say it shouldn't even have to think about.
News
October 16, 1997
No. 1 With a Bullet
The Denver Police Department regulates what some say it shouldn't even have to think about.
Calendar
July 17, 1997
Thrills for the week
The Denver Police Department regulates what some say it shouldn't even have to think about.
News
June 5, 1997
Citizen's Arrest
A Denver reverend with a stubborn streak keeps the city's police-watchdog commission on its toes--and off-balance
News
February 27, 1997
Sealed Fates
A Denver reverend with a stubborn streak keeps the city's police-watchdog commission on its toes--and off-balance
News
January 16, 1997
Letters
A Denver reverend with a stubborn streak keeps the city's police-watchdog commission on its toes--and off-balance
News
December 19, 1996
Black Marks
The Denver Police Department acts like it has something to hide about its clash with students at Thomas Jefferson High School. It does.
Music
May 23, 1996
Feedback
The Denver Police Department acts like it has something to hide about its clash with students at Thomas Jefferson High School. It does.

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