Post News: Hickenlooper unsure what to do about Occupy Denver camp at Capitol

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Today's Front Page News

Hickenlooper unsure what to do about Occupy Denver protesters at Capitol
Should they stay, or should they go now? Gov. John Hickenlooper didn't give a clear answer to that question Tuesday when asked about the growing Occupy Denver tent camp on a grassy lawn along Broadway that is part of the state Capitol complex.  

• Denver speeds up housing project after federal government eases review
• Former Denver executive gets two years' probation for insider trading
• Fairness questioned as 9 mostly Democratic Colorado counties to mail inactive voters ballots
• "No panhandling" signs show up mysteriously, only to be taken down by Denver officials
• Denver police begin probe as cocaine evidence destroyed; gang leader wants federal drug case tossed

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Today's Local Politics

Fairness questioned as 9 mostly Democratic Colorado counties to mail inactive voters ballots
Officials in at least nine counties plan to mail ballots to inactive voters for the Nov. 1 election — a decision some believe could give a boost to a statewide ballot measure to raise taxes for education.  

• Hickenlooper unsure what to do about Occupy Denver camp at Capitol
• State Sen. Kopp resigning as family duties call in wake of wife's death
• Colorado redistricting trial underway with talk of pine beetles and Latinos' growth
• Report: Gaylord hotel to result in $186 million spending loss over four years
• Colorado Republican leader Mike Kopp to resign state senate seat

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Today's Business

Former Denver executive gets two years' probation for insider trading
A federal judge in New York City on Tuesday sentenced H. Clayton Peterson, the former managing partner of Arthur Ander sen's Denver office, to two years' probation for sharing insider information with his son and pressuring him to trade on the tip.  

• May meeting with Hickenlooper helped Arrow Electronics CEO decide to move headquarters to Colorado
• Gaylord hotel in Aurora would siphon visitor spending from rest of metro Denver, study says
• Arrow Electronics' relocation to Colorado a bull's-eye for company, state
• Colorado business incentive helping lure Arrow Electronics shows state serious about jobs
• Lewis: Maybe an old goat can lift curse on economy

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Today's Sports Headlines

Paige: Tim Tebow's success hinges on Broncos' coaches
Timmy Tebow was officially named the Broncos' starting quarterback. In the aftershock, it was insisted adamantly and correctly that Tebow must prove himself.  

• Broncos' Joe Mays says team needs to work on tackling
• Tebow jerseys selling like a rock star's
• Youthful, low-paid Avalanche believes it can exceed its numbers
• Boston Bruins sign Rich Peverley to contract extension
• DU Pioneers confident they can improve power play

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Today's Entertainment

Book review: "The Marriage Plot" by Jeffrey Eugenides
Madeleine Hanna is a college senior at the beginning of Jeffrey Eugenides' lively novel "The Marriage Plot," a starry-eyed English major who just spent four years devouring British novels about the romantic tribulations of upper-class young women and their striving suitors.  

• Book review: "The Fine Art of Insincerity" by Angela Hunt
• "American Night": Could you pass the U.S. citizenship exam?
• People: Rihanna named "sexiest woman alive"
• People: SWAT team seizes Brad Pitt's film guns in Budapest

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Today's Style

Yankee chef Daniel Rose finds what French do best
"He's self-taught . . . but gifted," said the French proprietor of a Parisian cookbook store when I asked her about Daniel Rose, who is perhaps the first American chef to make a name for himself in Paris.  

• Denver Post Food Calendar, 10/12/11
• Eat Local: Wild Eggs
• Step into Molly Ivins' kitchen with "Stirring It Up"
• Boulder restaurant, Denver school partner up to put down roots
• Grilled cheese, with twists, is hot again

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Will Adams County keep disgraced, absent Reyes?
You've heard the expression "You get what you pay for." That's apparently not the case in Adams County, where assessor Gil Reyes continues to confound.  

• Guest Commentary: Change non-profit funding
• Colorado Voices: A "peachy" school lunch
• Editorial: A shot of good news for region
• Guest Commentary: Health insurance and the changes you should know about
• Guest Commentary: The future of American business and innovation