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Today's Front Page News

Regis Jesuit beats Chaparral 20-17 on Jungers' run in overtime
Mark Nolan proved to be more gambler than dictator. With his Regis Jesuit Raiders trailing in overtime on Friday night at Sports Authority Stadium and facing fourth down and a little more than 2 yards to go, Nolan was content to opt for a tying field goal.  

• Everyone from Broncos coach Fox to Packers' Rodgers welcomes Dumervil's return
• Killings of 2 citizens in Yemen thrusts U.S. into new territory
• Doctor illustrates hard work and a good eye for treatment
• Aurora police chief orders training for all cops after another deadly shooting
• Property swap aims to link Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge with mountains

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Today's Local Politics

At stop in Denver, Obama calls self "warrior for the working class"
Standing in the parking lot of Abraham Lincoln High on Tuesday, President Barack Obama called himself a "warrior for the working class" in a feisty, campaign-like speech to push his jobs bill.  

• Ken Salazar aims to broker compromises on conservation vs. drilling

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Today's Business

Two weeks into anti-greed protest on Wall Street, movement is at a crossroads
Michael Moore and Susan Sarandon have dropped in. A seasoned diplomat dispenses free advice. Supporters send everything from boxes of food and clothes to Whole Foods gift cards.  

• Colorado in the running for 600-job solar plant
• Colorado stocks index drops 16.3 percent in July-Sept. quarter
• Vacation rental website claims Colorado towns' tax hunt is "illegal"
• Smaller beer brewers taste growing success
• Banks to charge customers a debit-card fee

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Today's Sports Headlines

Regis Jesuit beats Chaparral 20-17 on Jungers' run in overtime
Mark Nolan proved to be more gambler than dictator. With his Regis Jesuit Raiders trailing in overtime on Friday night at Sports Authority Stadium and facing fourth down and a little more than 2 yards to go, Nolan was content to opt for a tying field goal.  

• Krieger: Roger Maris deserves to be recognized for his home run record
• Star horses to provide Breeder's Cup preview at Belmont
• CSU Rams' Scott Carter determined to play on torn ACL
• Rapids notebook: FC Dallas at Colorado
• Phillies' Halladay relishes postseason opener vs. Cardinals

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Today's Entertainment

Theater review: "Next to Normal" serves up a gut-punch
Review: The Pulitzer-Prize winning "Next to Normal" rewrote all the rules for musical theater. Now it's rewriting the rules for dinner theater. Rating: *** 1/2 stars  

• The hideous loveliness of Buntport Theater
• Tripp Fountain (really!) comes home to let his "Hair" down
• Colorado Halloween, fall events calendar
• Movie review: "50/50" gets cancer quandary half right
• Denver Center town hall asks: What kind of America do we want to be?

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Today's Opinion

Sirota: Baseball explains modern racism
Despite recent odes to "post-racial" sensibilities, persistent racial wage and unemployment gaps show that prejudice is alive and well in America.  

• Colorado Voices: Saguache's sweet sorrow
• Carroll: President Cain a stretch
• Editorial: A sick attempt at fooling voters
• Editorial: Targeting those who target us
• Colorado Voices: The lost art of handwriting