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'Free speech zone' sends wrong message to Adams Co. residents

Apparently, the Adams County Board of Commissioners have had enough.
After weeks and months of upset residents coming to voice their dismay over the institution and handling of the stormwater utility fee, the commissioners are ready to act.
No, they’re not repealing the stormwater fee or lowering the fee across the board for the hard-working taxpayers affected by it. They’re corralling the people they were elected to serve in a bid to make them easier to ignore.

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The parched truth about American jobs

Jim Hightower

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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ stretches very weak story across two hours of action, forced humor

Never a huge fan of either iconic sci-fi franchise, I always gave the various incarnations of “Star Trek” the label of the brainier, more-serious of the two.

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Special thanks due to those who gave all in service

On Memorial Day we will rightfully remember the men and women who gave their lives to protect and preserve this great country.
Yet, I would like to start by mentioning a rabbi whose name I doubt even 100 American Jews could identify: Rabbi Jacob Frankel.

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Cadillac SRX a mellow crossover tune, honed through a noisy past

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Want to cut government waste? Start with all the blathering

Oh, to be a chiropractor in Colorado these days.
The amount of self-congratulatory back-patting being done by our elected officials in the Colorado Legislature is sure to prompt some pain after a while, given the superfluous exultations about the legislative session that ended last week.

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Strong acting in Michael Shannon’s hitman flick ‘Iceman’

Being tight-lipped has saved the lives of many gangsters over the years.
But when you’re making a movie about a true-crime killer such as Richard Kuklinski, a few details would be useful.

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Syria saga a Middle Eastern re-run

Donald Kaul

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Reflections on a year of sharing my opinions with you

This week’s column is a major milestone.
Perhaps there have been some bigger, but to me, this one is quite big. This week’s issue marks one year that I have been writing a column for the Commerce City Sentinel Express as well as the other MetroWest newspapers.
To say that writing a column for the local paper is an ego boost would be like saying Custer had Indian problems.

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In a mix, 2013 Durango stands out on value

Aaron Cole
Auto Columnist

A few people might be surprised that the Dodge Durango is still around.
As one of Chrysler’s few remaining names from the 1990s (Caravan and Avenger are the others, and it’s anyone’s guess how long those’ll be around) the Durango may have suffered from a few half-dozen marketing redirects since then.

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