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Adams County: Diesel trains reconsideredBy Sara Crocker | Westminster Window and Northglenn-Thornton Sentinel | July 04, 2008 17:56The debate over electric- and diesel-powered commuter trains may be reinvigorated after one RTD board member asked for the two technologies to be reevaluated.
Noel Busck said he wants the Regional Transportation District's FasTracks s... Read More
Adams County: Man pleads not guilty by insanity for neighbors' deathsBy Sara Crocker | Westminster Window and Northglenn-Thornton Sentinel | July 04, 2008 17:56Lance McDermed pleaded not guilty by insanity in Adams County district court Monday on charges that he shot his next-door neighbors to death.
Vera, 41, and Marco Escobedo, 44, were gunned down in their Thornton home Feb. 16. Visiting f... Read More
Northglenn: Pipe washes out at reservoirBy Tammy Kranz | Northglenn-Thornton Sentinel | July 04, 2008 17:56
Northglenn city employees are working on putting in a temporary pipe at Bull Reservoir after a breakdown in the asphalt liner caused it to washout on June 24.
The washout happened on the water side of the reservoir, so there was no flo... Read More
Northglenn city employees are working on putting in a temporary pipe at Bull Reservoir after a breakdown in the asphalt liner caused it to washout on June 24.
The washout happened on the water side of the reservoir, so there was no flo... Read MoreWashington Street Series: Family farm took root in 1930s
Dwayne Lambertson was just 4 years old when his da... Read More
Dwayne Lambertson was just 4 years old when his da... Read MoreWashington Street Series: A stop along the way
Fern Hinkhouse and her new husband Bud were headin... Read More
Fern Hinkhouse and her new husband Bud were headin... Read MoreWashington Street Series: Tug's anchors neighborhood
The perky orange and yellow boxed letters spell Ga... Read More
The perky orange and yellow boxed letters spell Ga... Read More
Fifteen bridges in Adams County, 12 percent of all... 
William "Bill" Gillespie of Northglenn h... Audit reports good financial conditionThe city of Northglenn's financial condition is in... Read More
Thornton: Vietnam traveling Memorial Wall sets up in Thornton
When Jim Branaugh sees the Vietnam Traveling Memor... Read More
When Jim Branaugh sees the Vietnam Traveling Memor... Read MoreAdams County: Program pays not to driveLike many commuters along U.S. 36, Westminster res... Read More
Former Westy mayor contributed in many ways
Former Westminster Mayor Nancy Heil, who never mis... Read More
Former Westminster Mayor Nancy Heil, who never mis... Read MoreNorthglenn: Rec center's on track with code complianceNorthglenn City Council will vote tonight on a $36... Read More
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National experience sparks SaracinoBy Brian Miller | Staff Writer
In and out of the boxing ring, Robert Baca and Tom Barber have earned enough respect that when they speak, their students listen.
The two veteran coaches have a trained eye for talent, and they've seen plenty of fighters with natural ... Read More
In and out of the boxing ring, Robert Baca and Tom Barber have earned enough respect that when they speak, their students listen.
The two veteran coaches have a trained eye for talent, and they've seen plenty of fighters with natural ... Read MoreEgeland re-ups with Rocky MountainBy Brian Miller | Staff Writer
BROOMFIELD - Coming off a year in which he helped engineer a 37-point turnaround that had his team within three points of the Central Hockey League playoffs, Tracy Egeland certainly would have been a hot commodity on the open market.
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Klatt continues to roll with the changesBy Brian Howell | Contributing Writer
If there's one thing Joel Klatt has learned over the years, it's how to adjust.
Out of high school, he figured he'd be a baseball player. Instead, he wound up becoming a football star.
After college, he figured he'd have a long career... Read More
BROOMFIELD - Standing at the top of the runway wi... Hopkins repeats as top local soccer starThings will come full circle for Brandi Hopkins ne... Read More
Morrison, Bublitz top All-Region baseball team
With one swing, Shaun Morrison made a lasting imp... Read More
