The Denver Post - 2021-01-25

• VACCINATED AT COORS FIELD
• Lawmakers looking to bolster Polis plan
• COVID strains ICUs in the U.S.
• BRADY’S BUCS, MAHOMES’ CHIEFS WILL FACE OFF IN SUPER BOWL
• “Amtrak Joe” to open rails?
• Rep. Haaland’s nomination is personal for Native Americans
• GRIZZLY, 34, WAS OLDEST KNOWN IN REGION OF YELLOWSTON­E
• Perspectiv­e: Wanted: A pipeline for unloved oil»
• Denver fire chief promises transparen­cy after department truck T-bones car, kills 1
• Leaders: Northwest Rail Line should get priority from RTD
• Thousands estimated to be exiled 10 years after uprising in Egypt
• Police weigh discipline for officers after Jan. 6
• SOn tIpped OFF FbI abOut hIs FatheR, whO Is chaRged In capItOl RIOt
• Teachers vote to defy district’s order to return to classrooms
• Biden’s plan may be risky for Democrats
• MexICO’s presIDent tests pOsItIVe fOr COVID-19
• Some feel shut out by white leaders
• Poison, arrest and a secret palace fire up Russians
• Many happy returns
• With no time to spare, Colorado falls to .500 with loss at Anaheim
• CENTAURUS ENTERS THE HOCKEY ARENA
• Si Woo Kim bogey-free on way to PGA victory at The American Express
• McGregor’s future up in the air after knockout
• Porter: “I’m here to win”
• LaFleur expresses regret for his decision to kick FG late in game
• George could lead the Pac-12
• The New York Times Crossword
• Tech reminder alters behavior
• After creating the web, he’s out to remake the digital world
• President Biden’s tech to-do list

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