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Filed under: Business, Colorado, Education, Elections, Energy, Health, Immigration, Politics, Regional, Sports — ewhitney @ 5:41 pm

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Trinidad, Colorado, population 10,000, has a world renowned skate park, rated in pro-skateboarder Tony Hawk’s top ten. So why, many skaters wonder, does Colorado Springs, with over 35 times as many people, lack a professionally built skate park? Well, that’s set to change. The city is planning a new 40,000 sq foot skate park, and this one will be built by people who know what they’re doing. Colorado College student Kate Dawson has this report on what people want.

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Filed under: Children & Youth, Colorado Springs, Indoor/Outdoor Recreation, Sports — ewhitney @ 5:46 pm

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Colorado has landed the largest convention contract in the state’s history, the ski and snowboard industry’s annual trade show. Governor Ritter says it’s expected to bring in more than $350 million to the state and a boost to downtown Denver and ski resorts across Colorado. Bente Birkeland reports from Denver

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Filed under: Business, Colorado, Denver, Entertainment, Indoor/Outdoor Recreation, Regional, Sports — ewhitney @ 5:23 pm

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From fleet-footed hillbillies to fat Elvi, there was a plethora of the paranormal in Manitou Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007.

And that’s the way they like it.

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Filed under: Arts & Culture, Drug Use, Entertainment, History, Holiday, Humor, Manitou Springs, Memorial, Sports, Transportation, Women's Issues — ewhitney @ 7:16 am

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