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PERRY: No kidding, Obama clobbers Romney in part of Aurora; Cats dinged, too.
Kids backed Obama and also voted to back a law that would limit the amount of sugary soft drinks children should drink each week, and they agreed that every child should be able to see a doctor when they need to. Gotta love kids. Enough to make a grown liberal cry
CASTELLANOS: Arapahoe Dems worried about long waits at polls
A group of Arapahoe County Democrats are worried that lines will be long on Election Day — long enough that people will simply leave without …
BLOG: Colorado Pie Update includes new pie shop, pie classes, pie contest, pie words
AURORA – As I reported in Nibbles this week, as a person of the pie persuasion I was thrilled to witness the opening of a …
BLOG: Hey Mitt! Real men make dinner
Maybe the dudes in Mitt's generation or social group leave all that icky family stuff to the women
CASTELLANOS: Novak draws laughs, groans at Aurora’s A-List dinner
Actor and comedian BJ Novak entertained a tough crowd that included policy wonks, business leaders and economic development gurus at Aurora Economic Development Council’s annual …
Colorado Food Blog: Romney, Chipotle guy go viral; Three locals on ‘Top Chef’
Tonight’s big gamer.. err… debate should boost the economy through food/booze sales, according to smartmoney.com: The debate may create a micro-economy all its own, …
PERRY: Weather or snot to title Colorado’s terrible winter storms
Count on raging snot-sicles like we haven’t seen in these parts since Dragon Fart blew through. If we get some rays, it’s gonna be gnar chicken heads and death cookies. Perfect conditions for screaming star fish.
Blog: Tofu approved for school lunches – What’s next, beets?
• You can already hear the applause in Boulder and the howls of protest coming from Colorado’s cattlemen (and women) as the news leaks out …
PERRY: Top 10 reasons to laugh your butt off about Romney today
Thanks to Mitt Romney, millions of Americans now know the meaning of the word, "plutocrat."
Colorado Food Blog: The curtain closes on a quartet of Italian-American favorites
It’s been a bad month for fans of classic Italian-American eateries, the ones with the reed-wrapped chianti bottles and checkered tablecloths. Chains and “authentic” Italian …
