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Articles Written by: MONTE WHALEY
BRIGHTON — Officials here are slashing permit fees and deferring other costs in an attempt to ignite the stagnant home construction business.
Building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical fees will be cut by 50 percent starting Dec. 1. Those reductions ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
19 Nov 2009
A water researcher at Colorado State University will design and build a levee-testing facility that will help lead to ways to prevent the type of devastation brought on by Hurricane Katrina.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded $1.7 million to a ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
18 Nov 2009
Greeley swore in its new mayor Monday night, ending two weeks of speculation over who would lead the city, but at least three other races in the metro area are headed for a recount.
Tom Norton, past president of the Colorado Senate and former head of ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
18 Nov 2009
Richard and Mayumi Heene leave court in Fort Collins on Friday after pleading guilty to staging the balloon hoax.
(Matt McClain, Getty Images
)
FORT COLLINS — Richard and Mayumi Heene on Friday pleaded guilty to misleading deputies with a balloon hoax ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
14 Nov 2009
Gabriel Ward, 6, a student at Highland Montessori in Thornton, works on a drawing using a clipboard because, his teacher says, there aren't enough desks or chairs for all the students.
(Photos by RJ Sangosti, The Denver Post
)
THORNTON — Tucked away in ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
14 Nov 2009
and claimed their 6-year-old son Falcon was aboard a helium balloon they said was accidentally released from their yard. Police followed the balloon across eastern Colorado before it finally landed, without a child aboard. Falcon later emerged ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
13 Nov 2009
FEDERAL HEIGHTS — Two of this small city's key entertainment venues — a strip club and family-friendly Water World — are worried that a new entertainment tax will cut into their business.
Voters in Federal Heights last week approved tacking on a 4 ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
10 Nov 2009
It's Friday, but there are still unanswered questions about who and what won in Tuesday's general election.
In Greeley, it is still too soon to say for sure that Tom Norton was elected mayor.
Meanwhile, officials in the Mapleton school district just ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
6 Nov 2009
Douglas Ishii, a professor at CSU, was the study's lead researcher.
FORT COLLINS — Colorado State University researchers think insulin levels in the brain may be the key to understanding how some types of dementia progress.
Low levels of both insulin ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
5 Nov 2009
of four council incumbents who seek to "Boulderize" Longmont. Witt was seen by supporters as more development-friendly.
LONGMONT — Challenger Katie Witt was cruising to a decisive victory Tuesday night in a bitter fight over the Ward 2 City ...
From MONTE WHALEY,
Denver Post,
4 Nov 2009
