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Bear Creek High School Mock Trial Wins 2009 Providence Cup Tournament
For many students in high school, their fondest memories come from their senior prom, a favorite football game, or a series of firsts that include dating, that infamous kiss, and getting their drivers license.But for a small group of students at Bear Creek High School, their experience in Mock Trial would be one of those defining moments.This past weekend, the Bear Cre...
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Colorado Contractor PCL Construction Gives $20,000 to Colorado Food Banks
This week, PCL Construction donated $20,000 to Colorado food banks, as part of a $140,000 initiative to support food and shelter nonprofits in the cities where PCL operates nationwide. In Denver area, the $10,000 allocated will be split between 9Cares Colorado Shares food bank agencies and Project Angel Heart. In the Colorado Mountain Division, the $10,000 allocated ...
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Provided by: Dee Ray
Mesa Imports quitting business
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Dee Ray
A Lakewood landmark is closing. "It's time," says Carol Steers, the 86-year-old owner of Mesa Imports, which has been doing business in the area for 35 years. Her store, located at Quail St. just off Colfax (next to King Soopers), is filled to the rafters with one-of-a-kind items she has acquired on one of her many buying trips. "My shop is a world tour under one roof,...
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Provided by: Dell Domnik
Denver Victorian Playhouse presents "A Tuna Christmas" Nov 13 - Dec 20
Denver Victorian Playhouse A Tuna Christmas by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard Starring Seth Maisel and Austin Terrell Directed by Wade P. Wood Its 24 hours before Christmasand Bertha Bumiller is trying to hold her family together, Joe Bob Lipsey struggles to mount his disaster prone production of "A Christmas Carol" and a mys...
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School facility option list draws a crowd
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Karen Groves YourHub.com
Several Jeffco school auditoriums resonated with cheers, applause and pleas from citizens at four public forums designed to let the community express concerns about potential changes meant to help the school district face budget cuts. A 45-option list detailing the results of studies by a special committee was the catalyst. Among the options are combinations of re...
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