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Petraeus Apologizes After Gunships Kill 9 Afghan Children
Stories from Libya, Tuesday March 1
Zeyo quietly made a decision, according to his family, friends and witnesses to his fiery death.
Lybia in the news
How can we say that these people are unready for a democracy that they are prepared to die for?
We saw the Arab revolutions coming. Why didn’t the West?
It is now clear to all that the modern, post-colonial Arab state has failed miserably
Study Projects Health Reform will Benefit Colorado’s Economy
A new issue brief from The Colorado Trust sheds light on what the budgetary impacts of federal health care reform may be on Colorado families, businesses and the state.
Local girls compete in Idaho track and field event.
Cheyenne Hall and Ashley Prescott competed for the Fort Collins Track Club. Molly Bonds, Hannah Kirk and Julia Leonard competed for Mountain View Track Club.
Sheriff’s Deputy initiates effort to establish law enforcement license plate
Deputy Basil Marciniak recently initiated an effort to establish a law enforcement memorial license plate in Colorado.
Robot Battle at Berthoud High School
Twenty-nine teams from across Colorado and three teams from Iowa and one from Nebraska battled in a competition of robotic engineering and strategy at Berthoud High School
Turner Takes Two Trophies at District Spelling Bee
Hanna Stippich tied for fourth place, Olivia Conde received third place, and Ken Kubik placed second.
48 Star Flag Dedicated at Berthoud High School
The flag will remain at Berthoud High School next to the painting, When I Touch the Wall,