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Denver solving geese population problem by feeding them to hungry families
Work crews are collecting the birds, then sending them to a processing plant where the geese will be turned into someone's dinner.
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Denver Police search for hit-run driver after motorcyclist injured
Police searching for a white Toyota pickup truck. The model is unknown. The license plate is ADE666, though the state of that license plate is also unknown.
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Resident admits to killing bear in community near Denver
CASTLE PINES, Colo. (AP) - Wildlife officials say a resident has admitted to killing a bear found in a community near Denver out of concern it was trying to enter their home. The body of the sow bear was found Friday at the base of a tree in Castle Pines, with two of her cubs in the branches above.
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Inside Denver’s attempt to slow “summer slide” for English language learners and struggling readers
Denver Public Schools has for decades been under a federal court order to better serve English language learners, and the “summer academy” is part of its strategy to curb the “summer slide."
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Denver man sentenced to 20 years for drug trafficking charges in Montana
Prosecutors say Trujillo used a stolen identity and traveled back and forth to Denver to obtain methamphetamine by the pound and sell it around Billings.
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