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Rocky Mountain News Columns and Blogs
PENNY: Pang relives Caribou times
Thirty-four years after May Pang accompanied John Lennon to record with Elton John at Caribou Ranch, she finally made it back for a visit.
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TEMPLE: Blue, gray memories of home
I see a city nobody else sees. I see the ghosts of my own past, feel the feelings I used to feel when I walked its streets years ago. The colors - grays and blues - tell me I'm home.
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MASSARO: Pete Palmer knew value of kind word, gave all a chance
Pete Palmer believed in believing in people.
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PARKER: Hyatt exec gets red-carpet send-off
Metro-area hoteliers, boosters and civic leaders came out in force Wednesday night to raise a glass to outgoing Hyatt Regency Denver GM John Schafer and send him off to the cold climes of Chicago.
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MASSARO: Today's special at Valente's: people
In his younger years, Ray Valente bolted out of the starting box when he opened his restaurant. Now, he is shuffling down the home stretch.
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GRIEGO: The line for finding a job grows longer
Michael Daviss showed up to work on a Friday just before 8 a.m. He went out to his truck, lit a cigarette and waited to clock in. He was looking at a typical day. Pick up a load of tires, deliver them to four or five stores, on the road most of the day between Brighton to Elizabeth.
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PARKER: Restaurant's name sticks in the craw of 5280 magazine
On Tuesday, it was Gallagher's Steak House, on Wednesday it morphed into 5280 Steak House, but how long that name lasts may depend on 5280 magazine's lawyers.
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LITTWIN: Still waiting to hear real answers
If you watched the debate Tuesday night, you got an important primer on everything that's wrong with politics in America.
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LITTWIN: No winks, but plenty of nodding off
John McCain has a serious problem.
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MASSARO: Upbringing leads wounded GI to heroism
Don't call Sgt. Gregory S. Ruske a hero, even though the Army gave him a medal for being one.
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PARKER: Eatery's new spin: reduced prices, family-friendly
We barely had time to miss it. Jet Entertainment Group, operators of the Jet Hotel in LoDo, has taken over the recently shuttered nine75 restaurant at 975 Lincoln and will reopen the eatery Friday.
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LITTWIN: In South, the past still looms over race
It is mere coincidence, I guess, that the first two presidential debates were scheduled to be held in the South - the first 11 days ago at Ole Miss and the second here tonight at Belmont University.
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PARKER: Obama fundraiser: Girl power unleashed
It was a Barack Obama for President fundraiser at The Corner Office on Saturday that banned the press, but my spies came through with tasty tidbits.
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PARKER: 'Kid from Colorado' humbled by Hall
National Baseball Hall-of-Famer and Colorado Springs native Goose Gossage peppered his speech with heaping helpings of the word "humbled" on Thursday during the Ninth Annual Gentlemen's Dinner Benefitting Men For the Cure Foundation at XJet World in Centennial.
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LITTWIN: McCain needs more than Palin, wink, wink
The whole world - according to the Nielsen ratings, anyway - was watching.
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JOHNSON: For Mesa State player, taking one for the team means losing a pinkie
It is not quite 72 hours since it happened, and Trevor Wikre is still as calm and collected about it as if someone had simply plucked a piece of lint off his jacket.
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Charles Ferguson, banker with insight into budding talents
Charles Ferguson was this kind of boss during his long career as a banker: If you told him you gave it your best, it was good enough for him.
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PARKER: Boulder duo cook up 'Top Chef' suspense
Restaurateur Dave Query has never seen an episode of Top Chef, the Bravo kitchen-competition series that opens its fifth season at 7 p.m. Nov. 12, but now it will be required watching. Not one but two of Query's employees are among the 17 chefs competing for top toque in season five Top Chef: New York.
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MASSARO: 30 years on air, Boogieman loses his KOOL
Da Boogieman has been booted. The longtime DJ is no longer part of KOOL 105.1-FM.
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JOHNSON: More security cameras add to scare factor
The scariest part of Denver Police Lt. Ernest Martinez's presentation on the department's 50 new HALO surveillance cameras to City Council the other day wasn't so much that the cameras exist.
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