The Denver Post - 2021-01-31

• Homicides at levels not seen since 1981
• Colorado changing color dial metrics
• U.S. hospitals let boards, donors cut in line for shots
• DUMBEST TRADE EVER IN COLORADO SPORTS
• ORTEGA’S ART A BRIGHT SPOT IN HARD TIMES
• SEEKING A WAY FORWARD ON IMMIGRATIO­N
• UC DAVIS INVITES CITY INTO BUBBLE
• FLIERS STILL ANGRY AT FRONTIER OVER ITS COVID-19 POLICY
• Taliban symbol.
• 150th anniversar­y.
• Canadian companies unite to start mass virus testing
• Tracking the vocabulary of sci-fi, from aerocar to zero-gravity
• Duke Bootee’s “The Message” educated hip-hop
• Putin critics of many stripes rally around Navalny
• AoaDs well cate to waet
• It took a journalist years to grieve after 2001 tragedy
• Buck Won’t run for Senate in 2022
• Gallery asks public to add to art exhibit
• A huge hole to fill
• Sutton rehabs from ACL surgery one step at a time
• STAFFORD TO RAMS
• Guard Monte Morris’ success off the bench proving doubters wrong.
• Hill gets big chance as Chargers coordinato­r
• Broncos need to be serious about Watson
• MESSI’S CONTRACT: $673M FOR 4 YEARS
• Reed dodges controvers­y to share 54-hole lead at Farmers
• Rememberin­g beloved NBA reporter Sekou Smith
• Avs rout Wild to open “series”
• Johnson’s attitude is his biggest strength
• Colorado defense built with young stars
• Utes raRRy stu s Buffs
• College Basketball Wrapup virginia tech upsets virginia
• Riley, Bruins outlast pesky Oregon State
• Walton back as a catalyst off bench after injury, COVID-19
• Aeak eas Bocihes aams seaihmg teeho eeads
• Who the Rockies might get in deal
• Charting Colorado’s tumble from contenders to losers
• CLOUDS ON THE HORIZON
• The U.S. must not abandon Afghanista­n again
• Benson Center is an archaic sinkhole
• A bipartisan push for civics in schools could save us
• Baseball cares about character? That’s news
• Benson Center is a last stand for conservati­ve thought
• Support t e grouplivin­g proposal
• E y corporate America s ould limit disinporma­tion
• Coves on energy, climate need to be smart
• Vetting normal, not political
• Credibilit­y is main problem wit visiting sc olar
• Colorado Symphony receives $2 million lifeline
• The relentless­ness of online life, in “Fake Accounts”
• COVID tests latest curveball for industry
• Video games set in Colorado let you play virtual tourist
• Revised airline policies may make flying better
• Family Time Crossword
• New podcasts worth checking out
• “Mike Nichols” biography captures a star-studded life
• “When You Trap a Tiger” wins the Newbery Medal
• This time, Byrne stars in his own story
• Raised on Le Carré, he wrote a thriller
• New York Times Sunday Crossword
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword
• Can this executive save movie theaters?
• Mask mandates, politics add to tensions, economic pain for U.S. flight attendants
• High school students run store with free groceries for their community
• TROLLS AN ISSUE IN SLACK CHANNELS
• With higher taxes possible, here’s what to do now
• Deal helps Arvada used baby product reseller boost inventory
• Developer looks to build 12-story apartment complex in Uptown
• Investing like a pro (athlete) could be profitable, and risky
• What if my grandpa was my boss?
• Consider drive less, pay less insurance
• Custom ranches in the pines: Timbers at The Pinery releases 19 new home sites, 25 min. from Tech Center
• Paddling into retirement: Couple still does trips through river wilderness, but are ready to give up their 2-story
• Working all the angles. Doublesize­d condo at Cherry Creek’s Monroe Pointe views mountains
• Colorado’s resort communitie­s went from vacation destinatio­ns to red-hot home markets in 2020

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