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Third Grade: Kylie Anderson, Jake Coakley, Kailey Dahlgren, Blaine Deynzer, Kourtney Gallatin, Jose Garcia, Samantha Holcomb, Evan Jessen, Emily Karsten, Jentry Krehbiel, Trevor Marsh, Myah Mize, Kiara Morrison, Jonah Oldright, James Reagan, Paul Reagan, Nathan Rhodes, Mckailah Rodriguez-Smith, Kylie Sanger, Audrey Schulz, Lily Sinnott, Vance VomBaur, Dylan Wall, Baylie Weis, Lillian Westlund, Halle White and Emer Willis.Wet Mountain Tribune - Index
The South Fork branch of the Rio Grande River returns to its summer beauty each spring just after the cranes return to the San Luis Valley. Huge chunks of ice break up from the newly flowing ...more Restoration project is a labor of love CRT presents another great summer First paid director hired for museum Creede church restoration a labor of love
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Intermountain Jewish News
Colorado’s schools all are shifting their curriculum to meet revamped state standards, but the Douglas County School District is aiming much higher, administrators say. It’s implementing what it calls a “World-Class Education” model, designed to help graduates compete for the most sought-after careers nationally and globally.
Highlands Ranch Herald: Local Matters
Obese people who consume increased amounts of fructose, a type of sugar that is found in particular in soft drinks and fruit juices, are at risk for nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NFALD) and more its more severe forms, fatty inflammation and scarring. Now researchers at Duke University Medical Center believe they better understand what mechanism may account for fructose-related liver injury. Chronic fructose consumption in a diet puts people at risk for depleting their store of critically important molecules called ATP, which provide liver cells (and other body cells) energy for important cellular processes, including metabolism.
Cherry Creek News
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Who doesn’t love a good deal? We all do! But at what point does the time, effort and patience to find a gem among ordinary stones become just too much? Recently, I tested my deal patience by scouring Los Angeles’ flea markets. They’re a big deal here – a customary shopping event, even. And what...ALAMOSA -- After a building evacuation and a cancellation of classes Thursday due to hallways filled with condiments and cleaning products, several Alamosa High School students were identified and punished for what is being considered a criminal act on Friday. Quilt guild provides tangible comfort to victims Holding a few of the handmade quilts and displaying some of the stuffed animals for victims are from left San Luis Valley Quilt Guild members Lynn Weathers, Jo Bowers and Barbara Rowe, Alamosa County Victim Advocate Brandy Fresquez and Saguache County Victim Advocate Ellen Cox. ...more
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Local officials say proposed rules for roadless national forest land in Colorado will help protect homes and potentially human lives from wildfires. The U.S. Senate last week passed legislation that could save rural post offices from closure for at least another year. S. 1789, also known as the 21st Century Postal Service Act of 2012, passed the Senate with bipartisan support by a vote of 62-37. A Dog’s Eye View: Summertime means pet first-aid Camping, backpacking and hiking season is upon us.Kevin Thomas and Garrett Lundberg, Salida High School seniors, lead 14 riders north on U.S. 285 in a double pace line during a weekly Amicas/Absolute Bikes Cycling Club training ride. Andy Reimenschneider, club member, said the group followed a 40-mile route from Salida to Centerville to Poncha Pass. The 5 p.m. Tuesday ride is open to anyone, but Reimenscheider described the pace as “brisk.”
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Longmont Times-Call - Longmont, Colorado - Longmont Times-Call
The premise behind President Barack Obama's "Buffett Rule" seems straightforward enough: In a system of a true progressive income tax, the wealthiest should be paying at least as much -- if not more -- income taxes as the middle class, as measured by percentage of income. Full StoryDag Adamson is a frequent flyer from Grand Junction Regional Airport. For business, sometimes the general aviation pilot will fly his own plane, and when it makes more sense, he’ll fly commercial. Late last month, Adamson was stymied when he attempted to use his badge to walk through the gates at Navigators Way to return to his vehicle that he had parked in his hangar.

