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BEST OF THE WEEK: Hiking with Zinke, piles of petitions, a rural power play and more

By 08/10/2018 | updated 8 years ago
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Here’s our recap of some of our best stories of the week from the Colorado Politics staff.

> Interior Secretary Zinke cites Colorado’s advantages in BLM move

> Transportation measures’ backers park petitions at secretary of state’s office

> Signatures turned in on oil and gas, payday loan initiatives

> Colo. campaign-spending initiative sets signature record

> COVER STORY | Rural electric cooperatives look at cutting the cord

> INSIGHTS | Parents and rich folks keep Colorado’s colleges competitive

> TRAIL MIX | Candidate confrontations coming in CD6? That’s open to debate

> Q&A with Tracee Bentley | ‘My heart will always belong to rural Colorado’

> Best & worst states for health care: Where does Colorado rank?

> Q&A with America’s top border cop, 1st woman to run the Border Patrol

> Club 20 won’t allow lieutenant governor to debate for Jared Polis

> Hickenlooper for president? He’s ‘low on most lists,’ says pollster Ciruli

> 201 new Colo. laws and rules take effect

> New Spike Lee movie focuses on Colorado detective who infiltrated Ku Klux Klan

> Pence outlines plan for new Space Force; Colo. likely to play a role

> School-tax amendment makes Colorado’s November ballot

> Joint Budget Committee transition underway as Sens. Lambert, Lundberg bow out

> Bennet says Silverthorne dodged a wildfire bullet

> Polis drops blockchain policy into governor’s race

> Secretary of state dismisses campaign finance complaint against regent candidate Smith

> Air Force Academy boss sees sweeping change ahead for academy, cadets

> Denver TV stations to keep owner as Sinclair-Tribune deal blows up

> Denver aims to double affordable-housing fund with pot-tax hike

> El Paso County residents urge EPA to regulate toxic chemicals

> Colo. local officials urge reauthorization of land, water conservation fund

> Independent Colo. House candidate is short of signatures, but still hopeful

> State study: Only 6% of Colorado DUI suspects used marijuana

> Coloradans can now spice up their rides with Pueblo Chile plates

 

 
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