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CU regents to vote on $3.8M remodel of Glenn Miller Ballroom
The University of Colorado regents this week will consider approving a $3.8 million remodel of the Glenn Miller Ballroom, which, since it was built in 1953, has received few updates. Full Story

Regents' evaluation of CU president to become more formal
The University of Colorado regents will start evaluating the president through a more formal process. Full Story

 
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JEFFERSON COUNTY —A fast-moving, unpredictable wildfire forced more than 100 people to evacuate their homes on Wednesday afternoon.   Full Story
 
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Just two food truck events have been held at Louisville's Community Park this spring, but already the crowds turning out for them are five to 10 times larger than what they were projected to be.   Full Story
 
 
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Boulder is reopening negotiations with Long's Garden, the city's 97-year-old urban farm on North Broadway, to buy a conservation easement to protect the property from development.   Full Story
 
Boulder-based researchers are playing central roles in what is being billed as the largest U.S. air quality field project in decades, a study of the chemical reactions between human-generated pollution and volatile organic compounds from vegetation.   Full Story
 
 
WTF
Updated: June 12, 2013 5:50:22 PM MDT
Three Czech companies have teamed up to make a prototype of an electric bicycle that successfully took off Wednesday inside an exhibition hall in Prague and landed safely after a remote-controlled, five-minute flight.   Full Story
 
A New Mexico burglary suspect is facing additional charges after Roswell police say he slipped out of his handcuffs and tried to make a getaway using a small girl's bicycle.   Full Story
 
 


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