The Denver Post - 2019-11-30

• Black Friday loses a bit of luster
• New drapes obscure Supreme Court’s transparen­cy
• Rockfall puts stop to traffic on I-70
• NO. 20 BOISE ST. HANGS ON TO BEAT CSU 31-24
• ADAMS COUNTY TOPS THE NATION IN JOB GROWTH
• 10 THINGS TO PUT ON YOUR COLORADO YULE BUCKET LIST
• Columbine survivor an enigma: a yoga teacher and extreme sports enthusiast
• Denver streets, still icy days after storm, frustrate drivers
• Bennet discusses Trump, hearings and 2020
• Teachers are ready to strike to fix a broken education system
• AUTHORITIE­S RELEASE HOLD ON BERRETH HOUSE
• TEXT PROGRAM PROMOTES LITERACY
• Rio Grande’s silvery minnow subject of restoratio­n efforts
• Renault and Nissan try a new way after years of Ghosn management
• Of richest counties in U.S., Pitkin ranks third
• Fears about shootings prompt new business tactics
• U.S. stocks close out a half-day session with broad losses
• Iraqi prime minister to resign in wake of deadly protests
• HONG KONG PROTESTERS SEEK BRITISH SUPPORT
• Former foes, neighbors rush to help after Albanian quake
• Spookstock is intel world’s hush-hush bash
• Thousands across globe decry “climate emergency”
• Let’s wage a war on loneliness
• STATS MAVEN SEYMOUR SIWOFF DEAD AT 99
• Flames coach, accused of slurs, abuse, resigns
• MacKinnon has 4 points, leads Avs past Chicago
• Buffs take aim at No. 6 Utah in finale
• Rumble in the Rockies
• Sparse crowd on hand for finale
• Duncan’s late FG lifts No. 19 Iowa past Huskers 27-24
• Unranked Michigan knocks off No. 8 Gonzaga
• Fangio still mum on starting quarterbac­k

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