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Rescuers, back home from Haiti, used instincts to save victims

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.— South Florida firefighters used a carjack to lift rubble from the leg of a wounded man trapped inside a Port-au-Prince, Haiti, hospital, relying on their instincts and makeshift tools...

Crossing the threshold

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Just outside of the main entrance to the United Nations General Assembly building in New York City stand a number of large sculptures. Most...

Supervisors reject changing name of Mount Diablo

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MARTINEZ, Calif. — California's Mount Diablo will continue to carry its historic name and it will become neither Mount Ronald Reagan nor Mount John Muir if Contra Costa County supervisors have anything to say about it...

China green energy not keeping up with fossil fuel consumption

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The air pollution in Beijing is literally off the charts...

John Lehndorff

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Link to previous Story Worth Telling...

Lost hikers found 100 yards from parking lot

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Six hikers lost their way on Jan. 24 after leaving the Gregory Canyon Trailhead, heading toward the Bluebell Shelter...

The iron law of prohibition

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As fentanyl deaths surge, the War on Drugs is alive and well in Colorado

Obama jobs plan spurs cautious hope among small businesses

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WASHINGTON — For a lot of small businesses, there...

The once and future Sims

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One hundred million copies sold, 36 magazine covers...

Disgraceful exit

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My mother’s the oldest person there,” says Fern Bowman. Her mother is a resident at Brookdale Boulder Creek, an assisted living facility for seniors in Boulder. “She’s happy as she can be because she just turned 100 years old. She loves it. She has no clue that ...

Police Blotter | Carbon up, rent down?

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boulderweekly.com/policeblotter Carbon up, rent down? An apartment building in the 1800 block of Pearl Street was evacuated on June 14 after high levels of carbon monoxide, an odorless, toxic gas, were found inside. After receiving a report that carbon monoxide ...

DACA provides lifeline for young immigrants even as Republicans threaten to...

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Venancio Noya moved to Colorado from Veracruz, Mexico when he was 5 years old with his parents and only younger brother at that time. Born with Spina Bifida, or an incomplete closure of the spinal column, Noya and his family came to the U.S. to seek better medical ...