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At-risk woman with dementia missing, Aurora police say	22.4.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
An at-risk woman name Diana is missing, Aurora police said Sunday night.
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Colorado’s unannounced air-pollution inspections at oil and gas sites are showing results — yet emissions are up as production increases	21.4.2019	Denver Post: Business
State health inspectors equipped with infrared cameras dropped in unannounced on about 2,000 oil and gas operations across Colorado last year and found leaks of heat-trapping methane and volatile organic gas at 13 percent of those sites -- half the frequency of leaks they detected five years ago.
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Denver removes about 100 people from homeless camp in Five Points, citing public health concerns	19.4.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
The City of Denver removed a group of around 100 homeless people who had settled around the intersection of Broadway, Lawrence and Park Avenue on Wednesday, according to a press release from Denver Homeless Out loud, an organization that advocates for people experiencing homelessness.
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Single-engine plane crashes at Centennial Airport, no injuries reported	16.4.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
A single-engine aircraft crashed at Centennial Airport Tuesday morning, Centennial Airport said in a tweet.
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“Sexual playthings”: Former employees say Anadarko’s Denver office had toxic culture	16.4.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
Interviews with six former employees of Anadarko's Denver office paint a detailed picture of a place where life can be particularly difficult for women. The ex-employees spoke on condition of anonymity because they still have dealings with Anadarko or aren't authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
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Letters: Teen suicides bring calls for action, empathy; Oil and gas loophole dangerous policy; Initiative 300 (4/14/19)	15.4.2019	Denver Post: Opinion
Teen suicides bring calls for action, empathy Re: “Mother says her son was bullied: Cherry Creek asked to ‘expel the bullies … ,” April 3 news story Why is the seat in front of me in my biology class suddenly so empty? How did we lose yet another student to suicide? One in four people […]
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Checkup Denver: Youth suicide, oil and gas pollution and other health news	12.4.2019	Denver Post: News: Local
It's been a tough two weeks covering health. Many of my stories lately have focused on teen suicides, which are on the rise across the state. It's a topic The Denver Post cares about and will continue to cover deeply. But to do so we need to hear from our readers about how the mental health crisis is affecting them.
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Caldara: Colorado stole your Trump tax cut	12.4.2019	Denver Post: Opinion
There’s a fair chance you’re spending your weekend scrambling to get your income taxes done. While we tend to focus on whether we owe money on April 15th or get some of our own money back in a refund, which somehow makes us feel like we won something, we should be looking at our entire tax burden.
Guest Commentary: Neighborhoods can be gentrified without pushing out poor people	12.4.2019	Denver Post: Opinion
The notion that gentrification doesn't always result in displacement may seem antithetical to some, but in some places, it appears investment and economic revival are occurring without immediate displacement.
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Denver mayor candidate Q&A	12.4.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
The Denver mayoral race features Penfield Tate, Michael B. Hancock, Kalyn Rose Heffernan, Jamie Giellis, Stephan "Seku" Evans and Lisa Calderón.
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Denver City Council District 10 candidate Q&A	12.4.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
The Denver City Council District 10 race features Chris Hinds, Tony Smith, Wayne New and Antonio A. Mendez.
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Denver City Council At-Large candidate Q&A	12.4.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
The Denver City Council At-Large race features Jesse Lashawn Parris, Johnny Hayes, Deborah "Debbie" Ortega, Tony Pigford, Lynne Langdon and Robin Kniech.
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Denver City Council District 3 candidate Q&A	12.4.2019	Denver Post: All Political News
The Denver City Council District 3 races features The race features Jamie Torres, Veronica Barela, Annie Martínez and Raymond Montoya.
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Denver City Council District 11 candidate Q&A	12.4.2019	Denver Post: Local
The Denver City Council District 11 race features Christine M. Alonzo and Stacie Gilmore.
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Bill overhauling how oil, gas is regulated in Colorado clears legislature: Now the action really begins	8.4.2019	Denver Post: Local
Now that a bill overhauling how oil and gas are regulated in Colorado has cleared the legislature, state agencies will start writing rules to implement the changes once Gov. Jared Polis signs the bill. And Coloradans are bracing for the on-the-ground impacts.
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Letters: Protecting kids from marijuana; socialism debate; and more (4/7/19)	7.4.2019	Denver Post: Opinion
A chance to protect kids from the marijuana industry Re: “Legal marijuana: Farewell, frontier; it’s time to move forward,” April 1 news story
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YouTube executives ignored warnings, letting toxic videos run rampant	6.4.2019	Denver Post: Business
A year ago, Susan Wojcicki was on stage to defend YouTube. Her company, hammered for months for fueling falsehoods online, was reeling from another flare-up involving a conspiracy theory video about the Parkland, Florida high school shooting that suggested the victims were "crisis actors."
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Bad diets kill more people around the world than smoking, study says	6.4.2019	Denver Post: News: Local
Too much salt - and not enough whole grains, fruits and vegetables - may be shaving years off our lives, a new analysis suggests.
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Will Congress leave the Colorado River high and dry?	4.4.2019	High Country News Most Recent
After months of negotiations, seven basin states wait for Congressional approval.
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Mining companies pollute waterways. Citizens pay.	19.3.2019	High Country News Most Recent
Nearly 2 billion pounds of toxic waste were dumped into western waterways in 2017, and taxpayers are left to clean up the mess.
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