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CSU researchers work to restore Colorado forests years after the Cameron Peak Fire

DENVER — Researchers at Colorado State University are working to bring forests back to life after the Cameron Peak Fire — the largest wildfire in Colorado's recorded history — burned more than 200,000 acres in 2020. A CSU team is studying how to restore the burn scar,...
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12 Fort Collins, Colorado Dining Spots Worth The Trip This August

August is when a food list stops being a suggestion and starts looking like a calendar. Warm evenings, busy patios, and an appetite for something new make this the perfect month to explore beyond your order. Along the northern Front Range, Colorado serves up a dining scene that moves easily...
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This Colorado Drive-In Theatre Has The Rare Magic Of A Summer Movie Night You...

Nobody remembers the last movie they streamed at home. You will remember this one. There is something about a screen the size of a barn against a Colorado sky. The show cannot start until the sun finally gives up, which builds real anticipation. You back the car in and rearrange...
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Kyle Smith Takes Cali Reggae to Fort Collins

FORT COLLINS — California musician Kyle Smith will bring his high-energy mix of reggae, hip-hop, punk rock and pop to Sound Bar in downtown Fort Collins on Friday, July 31. The all-ages concert begins at 8 p.m. at Sound Bar, 254 Linden St. General admission tickets are $25.75. Based...
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GUEST COLUMN: Front Range Rail repeats the mistakes of FasTracks

At a projected cost of more than $4.7 billion, a Front Range passenger train would be breathtakingly expensive. Yet it would provide almost no benefits to the region: no congestion relief, no reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, and no transportation that could not be provided by buses at a far lower cost.  Despite
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DNA From Soda and Barbecue Sauce Bottles Helps Detectives Arrest Colorado Man in 1981...

GRAPEVINE, TX — A 79-year-old Colorado man has been arrested in the 1981 strangulation death of Beverly Bruneau in Grapevine. Court records say Larry Dean Brown is accused of killing Bruneau just before Valentine’s Day nearly 45 years ago. The Crime Scene. Police said officers found Bruneau on...
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RTD Approves Hourly Longmont-to-DIA Bus Service

RTD has approved a direct bus route connecting Longmont with Denver International Airport, giving travelers a new public-transit option beginning Sept. 27. The new Route AL is planned to operate hourly from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Buses will begin at the Park-n-Ride at 8th Avenue and Coffman Street, stop in Niwot
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Fourth Street’s Heart Returns as Downtown Loveland Reopens Block 3

LOVELAND, Colo. — Downtown Loveland reached a significant milestone in its ongoing Heart Improvement Plan as Block 3 of the Fourth Street Revitalization Project reopened to vehicle traffic and public parking on July 24. Located between Lincoln and Cleveland avenues, the block includes several of downtown’s best-known d
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Arizona to open Maui Invitational against Colorado State

Arizona men’s basketball’s trip to the Southwest Maui Invitational won’t be as arduous as past years, but if all goes right Tommy Lloyd’s squad could find itself in a compelling championship matchup. Arizona will open the Maui Invitational against Colorado State on Nov. 23. The winner...
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Bittersweet Park To Be Filled With Flags

Four hundred flags will fill Bittersweet Park this weekend in honor of America’s 250th year as a country and Colorado’s 150th year of statehood. According to the Greeley Tribune, two hundred fifty American flags and 150 Colorado flags — each marked with a tag identifying a significant event in American or Colorado hist

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