Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Two more City Council members in Aurora, Colo., fall victim to identity theft
Two more City Council members have become victims of an identity-theft scam, bringing to seven the total number of victims on the 10-member board.  

• Unlike Willow, perfect endings rare for lion's share of lost cats
• Two accused in Denver of taking dead buddy out for night on town
• Colorado officials pinpoint listeria outbreak origin as Jensen Farms
• Anschutz buying Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs, The Oklahoman newspaper
• Denver sick-pay supporters stress public health

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado Capitol dome restoration to use gold mined in Cripple Creek
The state Capitol's dome will be getting a new coating of gold soon, and this time, the shiny stuff is guaranteed to come from Colorado.  

• Gessler won't be dunked, but he'll still raise funds to help GOP with fine
• Lone unaffiliated board member proposes 33 competitive districts on Colorado legislative map
• Gessler: Media can pay to attend fine fundraiser
• IDs of Aurora City Council members stolen

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Today's Business

Anschutz buying Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs, The Oklahoman newspaper
Colorado's richest resident, Philip Anschutz, is buying an array of assets assembled over the past 108 years by the Gaylords, one of Oklahoma's wealthiest families.  

• Junior Achievement financial boot camp to test students' business skills
• Report: Gaylord complex would boost region's appeal
• Innovator of Year award goes to Register Citizen newspaper of Connecticut
• Parker: Glendale's riverwalk project rolling along nicely
• High-rise apartments planned for Union Station area

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Today's Sports Headlines

Eric Decker having big impact with Broncos as kick returner, receiver
Farmland surrounds Cold Spring, Minn., a town with three stoplights and about 2,500 people when Eric Decker was growing up.  

• CSU cornerbacks say they're eager to face CU star Paul Richardson
• CU Buffs' Paul Richardson becomes elite receiver
• Henderson: Wisconsin QB Wilson not giving up on Rockies dream
• Northern Colorado safeties Dorsey, Gibbons in on more tackles than they'd prefer
• Wyoming's Zach Rushing displays his ability on offensive line

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Today's Entertainment

Husted: "Housewives of Beverly Hills" star mangles her Grammer
The stars of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" don't exactly sneak into townbut they were under the radar in Beaver Creek in March, and the episode of their adventures started running in rotation on Bravo on Monday night.  

• Denver's sound underground brings speaker systems out of the bars, into the streets
• Fort Collins arts center unveils its big makeover
• Movie review: Stylish "Drive" hauls action-movie conventions into unfamiliar emotional territory
• Startling dino-bots stalks museum's "T. Rex Encounter"
• Art show openings, 9/16/11

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Today's Style

Luckutt: Celebrities use fame to combat sickle cell disease
Some philanthropic celebrities use their fame to bring a spotlight to the myriad causes wanting, needing, asking for support. Enter KiKi Shepard, a decades-long veteran of film, television and stage.  

• Fashion Calendar, 9/15/11
• Western party with a purpose

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Choosing Denver's next top cop is a tall order
Complaints about burnout. High stress. Inadequate staffing.  

• E.J. Dionne: The GOP's feckless establishment
• A Jewish case for Mel Gibson
• Guest Commentary: Off the field, CU and CSU are partners, not rivals
• Littwin: GOP's circular firing squad
• Marcus: With 2012 elections looming, word clouds tell the story