NewsRack: 'Colorado' news in 'Policy and Governance-Regional' topic for user flenvcenter

Bureau of Land Management moving HQ to Grand Junction, Cory Gardner says	16.7.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
The Bureau of Land Management will move its headquarters to Grand Junction, U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner said Monday, ending years of lobbying efforts by officials in Colorado.
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Donald Trump Jr. tells conservatives in Denver to fight on	13.7.2019	Denver Post: Local
With a brashness that made him sound at times like his father, Donald Trump Jr. urged conservatives in Denver on Friday night to continue fighting in the face of what he called social media censorship, press bias and a Democratic Party rife with radicalism.
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Democratic Gov. Jared Polis goes to the Western Conservative Summit – and gets denounced	13.7.2019	Denver Post: News: Local
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis becomes the first elected Democrat to speak at the Western Conservative Summit as the annual event kicks off Friday in Denver.
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Moose relocated from Broomfield area to Park County	9.7.2019	Denver Post: Local
A young bull moose was relocated Monday afternoon from an area off of 104th Avenue in Westminster. The animal previously was in Broomfield Sunday near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport.
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Fatal wreck in Centennial shuts down stretch of County Line Road	9.7.2019	Denver Post: Local
A stretch of East County Line Road in Arapahoe County has been shut down by a fatal traffic collision.
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Wildlife officers kill aggressive bear in Boulder	4.7.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
A bear that had been previously relocated out of Boulder in 2015 was euthanized Tuesday after it had returned to Boulder and was aggressive toward wildlife officers.
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Four years after fire, iconic Rocky Flats bar reborn with a new name and a new aim	3.7.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
New owner Dan Girtin is planning a grand opening for Rocky Flats Lounge, now called Rocky Flats Bar & Grill, next week. And, yes, there will be a fish fry that night.
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Analysis: The Golden State Warriors’ demise has been greatly exaggerated	3.7.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
The Golden State Warriors dynasty is over. Kevin Durant went to go play with his friends in Brooklyn. Klay Thompson, despite inking a five-year, $190 million contract with the team, will miss most and possibly all of the 2019-20 season due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury he suffered during Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals. And Andre Iguodala, the 2015 NBA Finals MVP, was shipped off to the Memphis Grizzlies to make room under the salary cap.
Colorado’s writing of new oil, gas rules off to a rocky start	3.7.2019	Denver Post: Business
Work on new Colorado oil and gas rules hit a bump out of the gate, but state officials say public hearings will start soon on the core of a new law governing the industry -- protecting public health, safety and welfare.
Denver’s catch-and-kill goose roundup could do away with half of resident birds	3.7.2019	Denver Post: Local
Up to 2,200 Canada geese will be culled from Denver's parks this summer under a newly authorized program. Their carcasses will be cooked and served to families in need.
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Boulder County agencies fighting invasive American bullfrogs	3.7.2019	Denver Post: Local
Northern Colorado's local governments are now banding together in an effort to do something about the American bullfrog, an invasive species that is hurting the native northern leopard frog's chances of survival, on a regional scale.
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House bill to protect Colorado land passes first test despite GOP concerns	27.6.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
Legislation to protect 400,000 acres of Colorado land – including three Fourteeners – advanced in Congress on Wednesday, but still has major challenges ahead.
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The Spot: Behind the scenes at a Colorado GOP training session with Trump supporters	20.6.2019	Denver Post: Local
Hey Spotters, happy Thursday!
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Sound Off: The Denver Post opinion newsletter, June 10, 2019	11.6.2019	Denver Post: Opinion
This is The Denver Post's Sound Off newsletter. On Mondays, we deliver to your inbox a roundup of what we've been publishing on the opinion pages over the past week.
Colorado to pursue mandatory electric-vehicle standard after attempt to make it voluntary fails	6.6.2019	Denver Post: Business
State agencies are concentrating on developing a mandatory standard to boost the number of electric vehicles in Colorado after talks with auto manufacturers about a possible voluntary approach ran out of gas.
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Memorial Rock? Meh. Here’s a few suggestions for what we should name Colorado’s new roadside attraction.	5.6.2019	Denver Post: News: Local
The Denver Post is looking to its readers for some ideas on what to name the massive boulder that destroyed a Colorado road over Memorial Day weekend.
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Aurora OKs oil and gas well project on 6-4 vote	5.6.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
The Aurora city council has given ConocoPhillips approval to drill for oil and gas under Colorado’s new law governing such projects.
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Guest Commentary: Colorado, and others in the West, lead the way on reducing carbon emissions	5.6.2019	Denver Post: Opinion
This week, when Gov. Jared Polis signed into law a measure that sets economy-wide goals for reducing carbon emissions, Colorado joined a growing number of states that are seizing the reins on climate change. In the face of gridlock and inaction in Washington, D.C., state lawmakers from New Mexico to Washington state are acting on global warming with legislation and executive orders. These steps -- and others by states, cities, and even businesses across the country -- are historic efforts that build national momentum to reduce the carbon pollution that causes climate change.
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Colorado won’t blow up massive boulder that destroyed highway. Here’s why.	4.6.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
Move over Castle Rock, there's a new "geographical masterpiece" for Colorado commuters and tourists to marvel. Meet Memorial Rock.
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Gov. Polis signs 7 bills on renewable energy, but what does that mean for Colorado’s energy future?	31.5.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
The weather couldn't have been better scripted Thursday as Gov. Jared Polis signed seven bills on renewable energy, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, curbing greenhouse-gas emissions -- and unveiled a road map for making Colorado fossil-fuel-free by 2040.
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