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  • The secret's out

    A grand jury's "secret" report on Colorado's Rocky Flats bomb factory reveals a reckless decade at the nuclear weapons plant before it was closed in 1989.

    by R.e. Baird, Mar 30, 1998

  • The mouse that roared "Preble"

    The Preble's meadow jumping mouse, which thrives in the same habitat as houses and developments, could bring growth on Colorado's Front Range to a halt if it is listed as endangered.

    by R. E. Baird, Michelle Nijhuis, Mar 16, 1998

  • The heart of a ranch was a coyote

    by R. E. Baird, May 27, 1996

  • Out of a Hispanic valley: kosher beef

    Colorado ranchers Demetrio and Olive Valdez want to begin selling local cattle as kosher beef.

    by R. E. Baird, Sep 18, 1995

  • Was cleanup a "taking'?

    The company that owns the land on which the disastrous Summitville Mine sits files "takings" suit against the state and federal government.

    by R.e. Baird, Feb 20, 1995

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