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Broomfield police notes for July 20-26

11:42 a.m.: Broomfield police took a report of harassment on the 300 block of Eldorado Boulevard. 3:40 a.m.: Police took a report of felony menacing on the 11500 block of Wadsworth Boulevard. 11 p.m.: Authorities took a report of first-degree assault on the 4300 block of West 120th Avenue. Thursday.
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Lyons Canyon Body Cold Case Ends in Guilty Plea, No Prison Time

A nearly two-decade-old Boulder County killing has ended with a guilty plea, but not a murder conviction or additional prison time for the man prosecutors once accused of leaving a woman’s body near a shallow grave. John Angerer pleaded guilty Tuesday to criminally negligent homicide in the 2006 death...
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Boulder County Coroner’s Office identifies man found in Bluebell Canyon in 1971, seeks surviving...

The Boulder County Coroner's Office has positively identified Douglas Sumner, 22, as the individual whose remains were discovered on the upper northern rim of Blue Mesa in Bluebell Canyon on August 21, 1971, more than 50 years after his death. The identification concludes decades of forensic and investigative work. The
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Boulder’s Outdoor Picture of the Day: Golden Summer Light Bathes the Flatirons

There are few places in Colorado where summer feels more magical than Chautauqua Park at sunset. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of those unforgettable Boulder evenings when golden sunlight washes over the iconic Flatirons, illuminating the towering sandstone formations while vibrant green grass stretch
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A Tiny Home Village Built Specifically for Homeless Veterans Has Reached Full Capacity

A tiny home village in Longmont, Colorado, built by volunteers to house unhoused veterans, is now fully operational after community fundraising helped complete construction. A tiny home village built by volunteers to give unhoused veterans their own homes is now operating at full capacity in Longmont, Colorado, after c
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This Unique Colorado Disc Golf Course Is Perfect For A Day Trip Any Time...

Somewhere between a history lesson and a really good arm workout, the Ghost Town Disc Golf Course in Central City, Colorado exists as one of the most gloriously weird things you can do on a Tuesday afternoon. It’s disc golf played among the crumbling ruins of a genuine Colorado ghost...
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Triple digits return for Front Range, but more rain could come soon

Temperatures up and down the Front Range are soaring on Sunday, likely to close in on 105 degrees in some areas. Denver's forecast high of 102 would be just shy of its daily record of 103 set in 2008.
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Controversial mineral-access deal takes Erie’s oil and gas battle to a new level: ‘We...

ERIE — A battle raging over a proposed 26-well fracking project just outside town is unlike other Colorado oil and gas disputes that have come before. It’s complex and multilayered, with a 48-page minerals access agreement at its heart that has stirred questions and suspicion among residents of fast-growing Erie, which
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How Boulder Became America’s Most Unlikely Poetry Capital

When most people think of Boulder, they picture the Flatirons, world-class hiking trails, cyclists climbing canyon roads, and a community that embraces the outdoors. Yet for more than 50 years, Boulder has also been one of America’s most influential poetry cities—a place where groundbreaking writers, students, artists,
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Colorado victims warn of fake Evite, Paperless Post phishing scam

AARP ElderWatch says more Coloradans are reporting “You’re Invited” scams. Denver7's Jaclyn Allen breaks down the scam and how to protect yourself.

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