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November 29, 2011
Colorado Innovation Network: Would-be workers cooling their heels in "coolest city"
Governor John Hickenlooper announced yesterday that he'd created the Colorado Innovation Network, "a roadmap for making Colorado the best state for innovation," he explains, "and where every road must lead to new jobs." And when those jobs arrive, there will be plenty of young workers to take them, ... More >>
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November 24, 2011
Fifteen reasons why young people are moving to Colorado
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October 27, 2011
Colorado Children's Campaign says state's children becoming both more hungry and obese
Dr. Steve Berman (left), Angela Glover Blackwell and Bill Shore discuss childhood hunger.Colorado's children suffer from two seemingly contradictory food-related health problems: hunger and obesity. That's the word from the Colorado Children's Campaign, a nonprofit advocacy organization focus ... More >>
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December 20, 2010
Denver racial boundaries: New York Times census maps show massive urban segregation
It's no secret that Denver is far from perfectly homogenous. But just how racially divided is the city? As illustrated by new, interactive, nationwide population maps developed by the New York Times, Denver's Hispanic and white populations are starkly segregated, with I-25 serving as the prov ... More >>
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October 18, 2010
Boulder commuters drive less, bike a lot, feel more virtuous -- but should they?
FlickrRecent U.S. Census Bureau data shows that barely half of Boulder's work force get to their jobs driving alone -- a significant reduction in the number of solo commuters that puts the green-minded community well ahead of traffic planners in Denver and other Front Range cities who are try ... More >>
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April 8, 2010
Please fill out your Census form...if you can
FlickrRecent U.S. Census Bureau data shows that barely half of Boulder's work force get to their jobs driving alone -- a significant reduction in the number of solo commuters that puts the green-minded community well ahead of traffic planners in Denver and other Front Range cities who are try ... More >>
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March 22, 2010
Cybercrime in Denver: We're number eight
"I have a feeling there's something phishy in Denver."In the not exactly thrilling 1995 cyber-thriller The Net, Sandra Bullock's character, Angela Bennett, reveals that she was raised in La Junta -- a community whose name she pronounces as if she were Hugo Chavez. Little did Bennett know, how ... More >>
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March 16, 2010
Census 2010: Sure, the city's wrong on your form -- but trust us
"Don't worry about the facts. I'll make them up later."As the 2010 Census gears up (and the U.S. Census Bureau looks to hire takers who have what it takes), technical questions are sure to come up -- like, for example, should prisoners on the eastern plains by counted as rural residents or ur ... More >>
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February 22, 2010
Census 2010: Do you have what it takes to be a taker?
"Nine into thirteen, carry the four -- wait a sec."It's the start of the decade, and that means the U.S. Census Bureau is posting fliers everywhere, looking for temporary, part-time help to ring doorbells and glean data. Pay starts at $16.25 an hour in Denver, considerably less in Grand Junct ... More >>
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February 18, 2010
Can we afford to get Mexicans out of the kitchen?
"Nine into thirteen, carry the four -- wait a sec."It's the start of the decade, and that means the U.S. Census Bureau is posting fliers everywhere, looking for temporary, part-time help to ring doorbells and glean data. Pay starts at $16.25 an hour in Denver, considerably less in Grand Junct ... More >>
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February 15, 2010
Census problem: Are Colorado prisoners rural residents or urban visitors?
The 2010 census gives states a new option for how to count their prison population, a move that could provide additional political leverage to urban areas -- which, in Colorado, means more power to the Front Range and less to places like Fremont, Logan and Crowley counties. In the past, the ... More >>
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January 14, 2010
Know Nothings claim to know nothing about amnesty
The 2010 census gives states a new option for how to count their prison population, a move that could provide additional political leverage to urban areas -- which, in Colorado, means more power to the Front Range and less to places like Fremont, Logan and Crowley counties. In the past, the ... More >>
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September 3, 2009
The Mexican advises against rushing to the altar
The 2010 census gives states a new option for how to count their prison population, a move that could provide additional political leverage to urban areas -- which, in Colorado, means more power to the Front Range and less to places like Fremont, Logan and Crowley counties. In the past, the ... More >>
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May 28, 2009
As long as there are drug wars, doctors and lawyers will be in demand in Mexico
The 2010 census gives states a new option for how to count their prison population, a move that could provide additional political leverage to urban areas -- which, in Colorado, means more power to the Front Range and less to places like Fremont, Logan and Crowley counties. In the past, the ... More >>
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April 16, 2009
Who says Mexicans have to eat Mexican food?
The 2010 census gives states a new option for how to count their prison population, a move that could provide additional political leverage to urban areas -- which, in Colorado, means more power to the Front Range and less to places like Fremont, Logan and Crowley counties. In the past, the ... More >>
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February 7, 2002
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June 1, 2000
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