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Aug 2003Amount a judge ordered the Anti-Defamation League to pay in April for calling a Colorado couple anti-Semitic: $10,500,000
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Horowitz & White (Denver)

Jul 2003Gallons of water that Boulder, Colorado, saved last year through a water-conservation program: 1,000,000,000
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City of Boulder Planning and Public Works (Boulder, Colo.)

Mar 2003Minimum number of local activists the Denver police department has gathered information on since the 1950s: 3,200
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ACLU of Colorado (Denver)

Apr 2002Months that a Denver bookstore has been refusing court orders to identify a buyer of a book about making illegal drugs: 22
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Tattered Cover Book Store (Denver)

Dec 2000Price for which an eight-year-old Colorado girl was offered for sale by her mother over the Internet last year: $4,000
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Arapahoe District Court (Englewood, Colo.)

Jul 1999Bags of potpourri that the Littleton, Colorado, fire department made from flowers placed at Columbine High School: 3,000
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Littleton Fire Department (Littleton, Colo.)

Feb 1999Amount a fourth-grade Denver class has raised since last March to buy and free Sudanese slaves: $35,000
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American Anti-Slavery Group (Somerville, Mass.)

Feb 1999Number of Sudanese no longer enslaved as a result of the efforts a fourth-grade Denver class: 600
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American Anti-Slavery Group (Somerville, Mass.)

Dec 1998Maximum income that an Aspen, Colorado, resident may earn in order to be eligible for subsidized housing: $104,000
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Aspen/Pitkin County Housing Office (Aspen, Colo.)

Sep 1998Days a Denver school principal was put on leave last May for allowing students a sip of wine on a trip to Paris: 13
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Student Achievement Services, Cherry Creek School District (Greenwood, Colo.)

February 26, 2009The Rocky Mountain News ceased publication.
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Rocky Mountain News

September 27, 2008A Colorado teenager was arrested for attempting to kill his mother, with plans to use her money to buy breast implants for his girlfriend.
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CNN

July 25, 2008Edward “Eddie” Davidson, a 35-year-old “spam king” convicted of tax evasion and fraud, escaped from a minimum-security prison in Bennett, Colorado, and killed his wife, his three-year-old daughter, and himself in the SUV they had used in the escape. Davidson's 16-year-old daughter escaped from the vehicle with a neck wound, and a seven-month-old boy was found, unharmed in a car seat, with the victims.
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Scientific American

June 12, 2008Jacob Bertrand, an employee at a home-improvement store in Colorado, was arrested for shooting a coworker twenty times in the chest and nose with a nail gun, throwing a garbage can at him, and attempting to set him on fire by dousing him in lacquer thinner.
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MyFOXColorado.com

May 7, 2008Two women in Denver, Colorado, were found guilty of trespassing after they refused to leave the office of a county clerk who denied them a marriage license. “They held hands as long as they could,” said Rev. Michael Morran, who was there to conduct the ceremony, “until the officers put their hands in handcuffs and led them away.”
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Rocky Mountain News

December 12, 2007In Colorado Springs, 24-year-old Matthew Murray killed four Christians, including two teenaged sisters, and injured five others before Jeanne Assam, a volunteer security guard at New Life Church, shot him. “It seemed like it was me, the gunman, and God,” said Assam. “God made me strong.” During his 12-hour killing spree, Murray paused to post a plagiarized screed to an Internet forum, copying almost verbatim the note left by one of the Columbine High School killers.
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Washington Post

September 21, 2007 Denver police were searching for a three-year-old girl abandoned by her mother and mother's boyfriend. “Walk out into your back yard,” said police. “Look through your Dumpsters, help us find this little girl. She's probably in a black plastic bag or white plastic bag.”
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The Denver Channel

August 30, 2007Another elementary school—this one in Colorado Springs, Colorado—banned tag.
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My Way News

December 11, 2006Paul Barnes, a senior pastor at a 2,100-member evangelical megachurch in Colorado, stepped down after admitting to sexual relations with men.
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Denver Post

November 1, 2006In Aurora, Colorado, chubby girls robbed younger children of their trick-or-treating candy.
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ABC 7 Denver

October 19, 2006A Denver woman was ruled criminally insane for stabbing her 21-month-old granddaughter 62 times with a butcher knife after she received “spiritual messages from the geese flying overhead.”
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Denver Post

May 3, 2006Scientists in Colorado said that the ozone layer was recovering.
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Reuters

April 28, 2006In Denver, Colorado, a 17-year-old boy on his first bucking bronco ride was killed when the horse rolled on top of him. "It was," said his mother, "his first and last ride."
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SFGate.com

April 1, 2006In Colorado a school banned flag-waving.
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ABC News

March 19, 2006Tresa Waggoner, an elementary school music teacher in Bennett, Colorado, was suspended from her job after local parents complained that she was a lesbian devil worshiper; the parents drew this conclusion after learning that Waggoner showed her classes a videotape of the opera Faust performed with sock puppets.
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The Los Angeles Times

September 5, 2005In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina the United States declared disasters in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Taken together, the 90,000-square-mile disaster area would be the twelfth largest state. Emergencies were declared in Colorado, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah, and West Virginia.
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U.S. Department of Defense

August 10, 2005An Air Force colonel in Denver, Colorado, was in trouble for vandalizing cars that sported pro-Bush bumper stickers.
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AP

August 4, 2005Prairie dogs in Colorado were found to have the plague.
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9News.com

April 29, 2005A middle school in Boulder, Colorado, banned hugging, suggesting that students high-five instead.
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9News.com

April 28, 2005A Colorado high school student decided to test Army recruitment policies by telling a recruiter that he had dropped out of high school and was addicted to marijuana. The recruiter told the student how to get a fake diploma over the Internet and instructed him to take a detoxification formula so that he could pass the Army's drug test.
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CBS 4 Colorado

June 6, 2004In Colorado, a man in an armored bulldozer went berserk and destroyed several buildings and then killed himself.
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Associated Press

May 18, 2004 Colorado outlawed lawsuits against fast-food companies by fat people.
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New York Times

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December 2009

THE GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPERFRAUD
Why the Hudson River Will Never Run Clean
By David Gargill

THE MASTER OF SPIN BOLDAK
Undercover with Afghanistan’s Drug-Trafficking Border Police
By Matthieu Aikins

MERMAID FEVER
A story by Steven Millhauser

UNDERSTANDING OBAMACARE
By Luke Mitchell

Also: Dave Hickey and Wendell Berry