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Body Worlds arrives in Denver
The Body Worlds and The Story of the Heart exhibit opened at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science on March 12. The exhibit features real human bodies and organs preserved by a process called “plastination.” Body Worlds offers visitors a unique look into the ...
U.S. to buy Illinois prison even if it won’t hold terror...
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration plans to purchase a state prison in rural Thomson, Ill., regardless of whether Congress allows terrorism suspects to be transferred there, a Department of Justice official said Thursday...
Assault suspect arrested
Investigators from the Boulder Police Department have arrested a suspect in connection with a life-threatening assault that occurred in the early hours of March 6, at the southeast corner of 11th and Walnut streets. The suspect, Eric Anthony Bustillos, 21, turned ...
Commissioners question analysis of Gross Reservoir expansion
The Board of County Commissioners has gone on record opposing the analysis of a proposal to nearly triple the size of Gross Reservoir to benefit Denver Water...
Input sought on Canyon Roads
Residents, motorists and cyclists that use Boulder County’s canyon roads are invited to share their thoughts on how to make the roads safer via an online survey. The “road code” survey can be accessed at www.surveymonkey.com/s/roadcode until March 24. Printed copies ...
On climate bill, Democrats reach out to industry heavyweights
WASHINGTON — As he toured union halls and factory floors in his 2006 Senate campaign, Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown...
Church says U.S. allowing too many marriage annulments
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Mary Beth Erickson's...
eTown awarded grant from Boedecker Foundation toward eTown Hall
Boulder-based NPR and public radio music show, eTown, just got a big boost from one of its biggest fans. The Boedecker Foundation dropped some cash yesterday towards eTown host Nick Forster’s plans to build eTown Hall, an arts and performance space and community ...
Episcopal Church gives final OK to gay bishop in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — The Episcopal Church gave final approval Wednesday to the ordination of an openly gay bishop in Los Angeles, putting a face behind a policy that has divided the church and caused some of its more conservative members to break away...
