The Denver Post - 2021-10-27

• Justices hold court at Pomona High School
• Boebert denies involvemen­t following Rolling Stone report
• Lawsuit: Man’s skull fractured by city police during protests
• Activists want to move colony before parking lot is paved
• Centennial woman who was shot in the head is battling to recover
• No surge yet for delivery in Denver
• Former Sports Authority warehouse sells for $23.5M
• Rising prices, previously seen as temporary, threaten Biden’s agenda
• Solid earnings nudge U.S. stocks higher
• Sierra Space and partners to build Orbital Reef
• Microsoft profit soars 48% to $20.5 billion
• Quarterly revenue up 37% for Twitter
• Senators put Youtube, Tiktok, Snapchat on defensive
• ’70S RADICAL DAVID GILBERT GRANTED PAROLE IN ROBBERY
• Civil rights pioneer Colvin seeks expungemen­t of ’55 arrest record
• Wildlife agencies plan to cancel Trump rules
• Educationa­l equity is at the core of Prop 119
• Invest in Denver: Support 2A-2E, vote no on 304
• Don’t be fooled; vote “Yes” on 2F
• Colorado has dropped five straight games to its Western Conference rival
• Soler, Atlanta overcome Morton injury, top Houston
• Why didn’t Fangio turn to Lock vs. Cleveland?
• GM resigns, team fined $2M in sex assault probe
• Popovich is still having fun
• Weatherly looking to prove himself
• Fangio uses bonus practice to focus on improved production
• Plenty of yards, few points for WFT in loss
• Coaching change refreshing for team
• Beavers’ Baylor among RBS hitting their stride
• New-look Buffs set for unofficial tipoff vs. Colorado Mines
• Chinese takeout that you can make at home
• This no-bake cheesecake is devastatin­gly good
• The New York Times Crossword
• What the food we cook reveals about us
• Easy-to-make enchiladas topped with spicy sauce

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