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Wednesday, March 4, 2015
News
Jeremy Johnson
Drilling rigs still dot the southern Weld County landscape despite a glut of crude oil that is driving prices down and causing some drillers to idle activity.
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District 27J cite pot proliferation for uptick in drug incidents
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Union Pacific details rail increases to Brighton council
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Lessons learned as Brighton's Baca gets first shot at state wrestling
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Brighton council pushes oil-and-gas ordinance vote back to March 17
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PV student, softball player dies of cancer
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Lambert Foundation's Grief and Healing Center to grow outreach in Brighton
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South Elementary, Papa Johns team up for fundraiser
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Brighton police search for man who struck officer, three squad cars
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Local News
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Brighton Help for Homes project accepting applications
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Platte Valley gives big boost to United Way youth programs
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February Women of Spirit meeting slated
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Adams County Historical Society book sale and membership drive
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Traffic nightmare
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Fatal crash closes US 85 near 120th Avenue in Henderson
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Local CASA programs form new group to partner with businesses
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Weekend rollover crash kills Lochbuie man
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Metro Wastewater Reclamation District pact gets Brighton council's unanimous OK
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Vaccine clinics for dogs, cats kick off at Adams County Animal Shelter
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Business
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Union Pacific details rail increases to Brighton council
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Colorado company plans to send O&G wastewater to Nebraska
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Researchers eye Greeley, Fort Collins for oil and gas study
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As rhetoric heats up, Brighton council again pushes off vote on oil, gas rules
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Horse-drawn carriage rides coming to downtown Brighton
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Brighton Economic Development launching new ‘board room leadership’ initiative for owners, workers
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Developers eye spring 2016 for Adams Crossing groundbreaking
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Brighton urban renewal board gets outsider's view on downtown
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Cheryl Evans marks 25 years and counting at Valley Bank & Trust
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Adams County picks applicants in first-ever marijauna business lottery
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Education
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South Elementary, Papa Johns team up for fundraiser
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Brighton council, 27J aim to work 'hand in hand' on handling growth
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Drug incidents in Colorado schools rise, but marijuana factor hard to pinpoint
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District 27J cite pot proliferation for uptick in drug incidents
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School district's task force begins to look at ballot options for 27J in 2015
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Foundations' VanDerLaan named Brighton Teacher of the Month
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District 27J students, teachers eye split schedules with mixed emotions
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Prairie View students chip in to help one of their own
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Teacher appreciation night at LDS church in Henderson
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Stuart Middle School students honored for acts of kindness
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Courts/Crime
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Brighton, Commerce City reaping benefits of merged victim advocate units
- Brighton police seek information on weekend shooting
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More than 30 arrested during North Metro drug ring busts
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Consumers warned of fake debt collector scam
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Brighton police launch victim-centered approach to combat under-reporting of assault
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Fire on semi loaded with beer closes I-76 near Commerce City
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Don Quick tabbed for 17th Judicial District judgeship
- Reward offered to help find suspects in rash of Brighton vehicle vandalism
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Trial of former Adams deputy accused of sex assault pushed to 2015
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Victim advocates, often unheralded in law enforcement infrastructure, work to grow influence
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