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Tang back at work amid chargeBy Brady Delander | Staff Writer | July 02, 2009 11:05
It was business as usual Monday for Dan Tang at his popular Heaven Dragon restaurant, just days after federal prosecutors charged him with money laundering connected to a multi-million-dollar marijuana operation.
Tang, 46, was found w... Read More
It was business as usual Monday for Dan Tang at his popular Heaven Dragon restaurant, just days after federal prosecutors charged him with money laundering connected to a multi-million-dollar marijuana operation.
Tang, 46, was found w... Read MoreTang funded scholarships, ed programsBy Caroline Kipp | Staff Writer | July 02, 2009 11:05
The Adams 12 Foundation is holding on to $5,000 donated by Heaven Dragon owner Dan Tang until the legal matters surrounding him have been resolved.
Tang was charged with federal felony money laundering and faces 20 years in prison. A... Read More
Fire district feels crunch from dwindling property valuesBy Nissa LaPoint | Staff Writer | July 02, 2009 11:05
One fire district in Adams County is sounding the alarm as area property values are expected to drop 10 percent and its funding is drying up.
"We've never seen such a drop," said Southwest Adams County Fire Rescue Chief Geor... Read More
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Fans are biggst loser in BEC debacleBrian Miller | Staff Writer
The lasting memory of the Colorado 14ers will forever be the celebration on the court at the Broomfield Event Center, with players mingling with fans as Queen's "We Are the Champions" blared over the loudspeakers.
Few people... Read More
Alcala, Wittkop at the top of their classBy Brian Miller | Staff Writer
Moises Alcala and Kellen Wittkop may have come from different schools and played different sports, but the two athletes shared a common goal every time they stepped into a competitive situation.
Both Alcala and Wittkop - state champio... Read More
Moises Alcala and Kellen Wittkop may have come from different schools and played different sports, but the two athletes shared a common goal every time they stepped into a competitive situation.
Both Alcala and Wittkop - state champio... Read MoreLegacy grads reach nationalsBy Allen Gemaehlich | Contributing Writer
CARY, N.C. - Justin Little and Austin Buck have played hundreds, if not thousands, of baseball games in their lifetimes, but none of them could compare to their experience last week.
The 2005 Legacy High School graduates played for Me... Read More
CARY, N.C. - Justin Little and Austin Buck have played hundreds, if not thousands, of baseball games in their lifetimes, but none of them could compare to their experience last week.
The 2005 Legacy High School graduates played for Me... Read More
DENVER - The downturn economy has affected all a...