Colo. Rock Slide Covers Road in Boulders
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Dozens of boulders, some the size of buses, crashed onto a highway Thursday, forcing travelers on a 220-mile detour through the mountains.
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By Charles Ashby, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Mar. 2--DENVER -- The freshman lawmaker who's still trying to put the brakes on a controversial Pueblo-to-Fort Collins toll road has reached a compromise on her bill she knows even her supporters won't like.   Rep.
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Highway 126 was closed for several hours Friday because of a rock slide 30 miles east of Springfield, authorities said. The Oregon Department of Transportation said the boulders, some
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Bush Tells Supporters in Colo. That Kerry Cannot Pay for Plans Without Middle Class Tax Hike. President Bush is cheered by supporters during a campaign rally at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colo.
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In a fairly offhanded conversation last month, Bode Miller revealed a couple of little surprises about his attitude. He said the falling down of the Old Man of the Mountain at Franconia Notch was OK because it was fraudulent -- a fake rock held together by cement and wires. It was about time that it came down.
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Boulder - This time, the line of television trucks next to the Dal Ward Athletic Center was a welcome sight. This news conference didn&#39;t come with prepared statements or sharp denials.
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Road crews opened one eastbound and one westbound lane of Interstate 70 in Colorado on Friday, one day after a massive rock slide east of Glenwood Springs closed the freeway and forced motorists to take a detour of more than 200 miles.
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By Patrick O'Driscoll  Prairie dogs fight for home on the range as suburbs spread. Rodent relocators try to strike a humane    balance of city and wildlife.    BOULDER, Colo.
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Motorists and pedestrians slid on slippery pavement Wednesday morning as a storm spread snow and thick layers of ice from the Rockies to the Northeast, cutting off electricity to thousands of homes and businesses and giving some children a holiday from school.
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For years, geologists and devoted amateurs have lobbied for a regional trail dedicated to ice-age floods. At last, their efforts may pay off.
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By La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Mar. 4--TOWN OF MEDARY, Wis. -- Two people were seriously injured Saturday afternoon in a sledding accident after sliding 200 feet into a steep rock quarry.
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By Mike Peters, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  May 28--LINN GROVE -- A shadow of a tall spire reaches across the cemetery almost instantly as the morning sun breaks over the prairie horizon.   Like many headstones here, the spire is stone, or marble or granite.
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By ED SEALOVER THE GAZETTE  DENVER - The battle between federal officials and southeastern Colorado residents over whether the Army can expand the Pion Canyon Maneuver Site will shift to the Legislature on Tuesday.
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ROCKINGHAM, Vt. - A one-story modular home skidded along the middle of Interstate 91, blocking traffic and leaving a trail of plywood splinters and styrofoam scraps in its dust.
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By Katie N. Johannes, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 21--BELLINGHAM -- A complex of three ball fields, trails and fish habitat will replace 42 acres of dirt mounds, concrete slabs and dilapidated buildings along Squalicum Parkway -- eventually.
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ST. LOUIS, Missouri This was for the believers. For Ted Williams and for Yaz and all the others who spent a career beneath a boulder that kept rolling down a hill.
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By Dean Narciso, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Dec. 18--A levee built as a short-term fix to protect a limestone quarry from flooding left a generation of potential problems for the Big Darby Creek.