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Gov. Bill Ritter refuses to say how much ObamaCare (HR 3962, S 1796) would cost Colorado
Governor Bill Ritter's Dept. of Health Care Policy and Financing is refusing Rep.
GOP, Dems jockey for position concerning Villafuerte's nomination
Republicans and Democrats on Friday took a step forward in trying to advance or thwart Stephanie Villafuerte's nomination for Colorado U.S. attorney.
Stimulus scrutiny reveals more about 'phony' congressional districts
As members of Congress continue to scrutinize the Obama administration's data on job creation and stimulus spending, officials Wednesday offered some answers about the millions of dollars apparently spent in congressional districts that don't exist.
Denver Post Economy/Real Estate
Republicans on sidelines of crafting healfh care reform
While for Democrats the week before the health care vote in the House was a haze of 18-hour days and unending negotiations, Republican Mike Coffman used the time to whittle his to-do list.
Millions in stimulus funds went to non-existent Colo. districts
Have you ever heard of Colorado's "00" Congressional District? Neither has anyone else, except for the federal agency assigned to dole out the $787 billion stimulus plan.
Rob McNealy plans to run for Congress in Colorado's CD-6 as ...
Rob McNealy plans to run for Congress in Colorado's CD-6 as a Libertarian against Mike Coffman Rob McNealy plans to run for Congress in Colorado's CD-6, apparently as a member of the Libertarian Party.
Honoring, remembering veterans
Members of the Civil Air Patrol perform the rifle salute at a ceremony marking Veterans Day at Fort Logan National Cemetery yesterday.
Colo. Politicians In Fort Logan For Veterans' Day
A Veterans' Day service at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver is among the holiday observances drawing attention from public officials.
What they're saying in Colorado about health-care reform
Here's a roundup of comments from Coloradans this week on the health-care reform proposal before the U.S. House of Representatives as made in statements, speeches and other forums.
Colorado's representatives react to health care reform passage
After the House passed a health care reform bill on Saturday night, Colorado's congressional representatives sent out their reactions.
So just what would the Pelosi bill cost Colorado?
Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman says we ought to know just how much the expansion in Medicaid enrollment that would occur here if House Speaker Nancy Pelosia s health care bill were made law.
CISNEROS SENTENCED: A man acquitted of killing his 10-year-old daughter but convicted of dealing drugs was sentenced yesterday to 15 years in prison.
Witt congratulated by Republicans at breakfast meeting
Councilwoman-elect Katie Witt came in for several rounds of cheers and applause during Wednesday's Boulder County Republican Breakfast meeting.
Josh Penry, Mike Coffman Butt Heads Over Pinon Canyon
Long a hot-button political issue in Colorado, the proposed Pinon Canyon Army Base expansion seems now to be dividing Republicans heading into the 2010 election cycle.
Guest Columnist: Candidate Penry doesn't deserve charge of being anti-military
Recently, U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman opined in an editorial that Colorado Republican candidate for governor Josh Penry is "anti- military ," because he stated that Penry was against the Army's proposed Pion Canyon Maneuver Site expansion.
Searls spent 8 years on school board
Sandi Searls ran for the St. Vrain Valley School District Board of Education in 2001 in part to change the math curriculum.
Military ballot law has states in a time squeeze
A new law meant to protect the voting rights of deployed troops and other Americans overseas is forcing at least a dozen states to consider holding their primaries earlier or to negotiate another plan that federal officials will accept.
Centennial girds for new leaders
This November's Centennial mayoral election will be historic for the city of 103,000, as the founding mayor's protA©gA© squares off against a longtime civic activist.
Factions bump heads on vote rules
Colorado Secretary of State Bernie Buescher got an earful Tuesday when election officials and voting reform advocates sat down to hash out proposed changes to rules governing the state's certification of voting equipment.
Naropa University , a private college in Boulder, has hired 90octane to manage its pay-per-click advertising program.
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