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Current NewsClear the Bench benched over campaign violations
10/1/2010
By Marianne Goodland Administrative Law Judge Robert Spencer has ruled in favor of Colorado Ethics Watch (CEW) regarding campaign finance violations committed by Clear the Bench Colorado (CTBC). Spencer’s ruling requires Clear the Bench to file as a political committee within 20 days of his Sept 22 ruling. Move under way to change how votes are tabulated
9/24/2010
By Jimy Valenti A diverse group of election advocates want to change the way Fort Collins elects city officials. Ready for REALLY early voting?
Colorado's 2012 primary election could be moved to June
9/17/2010
By Marianne Goodland Colorado’s primary in 2012 could move from its current date in August to June 26, under a recommendation made Sept. 8 to the Secretary of State’s Best Practices and Vision Commission. Supreme Court decision spurs satire at Capitol
9/17/2010
By Anthony Bowe The U.S. Supreme Court created a monster in January when it ruled that corporations and labor unions could spend unlimited money on political campaigns, according to Colorado Move to Amend and MoveOn.org. Better Denver Bonds results in better Botanic Gardens
9/17/2010
Denver Botanic Gardens’ CEO Brian Vogt recently led a tour inside the Gardens’ new, $15.5 million Greenhouse Complex. Funded by the citizens of Denver through the voter-approved Better Denver Bonds, the facility is located just to the west of the Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory. Local cowpokes mix politics and philanthropy
Denver Rustlers are big bidders at Junior Livestock Sale
9/10/2010
By Jody Hope Strogoff Toward the end of every summer for more than two decades now, the Denver Rustlers — a spirited group of metro area business men and women, elected officials, dignitaries and leaders from other arenas — don fancy custom embroidered cowboy shirts stuffed in denim jeans with oversized shiny silver belt buckles, cowboy hats and western boots and make a real party out of going to Pueblo to the Colorado State Fair. It’s a hell raisin’ fun time, for sure, always accompanied by great grub, liquid refreshments and more than a fair amount of camraderie among fellow cowpokes. Ritter picks Marquez for state Supreme Court
9/10/2010
By Marianne Goodland Gov. Bill Ritter Wednesday named Monica Marie Marquez, a deputy attorney general, to the Colorado Supreme Court, effective Nov. 30. Justice Sotomayor credits her stubbornness for getting ahead
9/10/2010
By Ernest Luning DENVER — Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor credited a stubborn streak she’s had since she was a toddler with helping her rise from poverty to a seat on the highest court in the land. Hoyer, DeGette visit Denver Health to highlight reform
9/10/2010
By Anthony Bowe The mood was celebratory as Congresswoman Diana DeGette, D-CD 1, allowed doctors to show off one of her favorite health institutions to a colleague she calls her boss. ‘Joe the Plumber’ urges flush out of Dems in Congress
Hopes to clean house, oust Perlmutter, Markey
9/3/2010
By Ernest Luning LAKEWOOD — America’s most famous plumber passed through the state this week to urge voters to flush three congressional Democrats from office. Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, who goes by the nickname Joe the Plumber, made stops in Grand Junction, Lakewood and Fort Collins as part of the ‘November is Coming’ bus tour meant to rally voters against vulnerable liberal lawmakers in advance of the fall elections. |
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