Post News: Occupy Denver protesters not fazed by cooler, wet weather

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Today's Front Page News

Occupy Denver protesters not fazed by cooler, wet weather
As temperatures fell into the 30s Monday night, about 40 members of Occupy Denver stood in a circle and debated blind trust, group leadership and group representation in their dealings with the mayor's office about their ongoing protest on park grounds.  

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Today's Local Politics

Occupy Denver protesters not fazed by cooler, wet weather
As temperatures fell into the 30s Monday night, about 40 members of Occupy Denver stood in a circle and debated blind trust, group leadership and group representation in their dealings with the mayor's office about their ongoing protest on park grounds.  

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• Occupy Denver protesters bundle up against cooler, wet weather
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Today's Business

New Sangre de Cristo school among Colorado's most energy-efficient
For administrators of the 350-student Sangre de Cristo School District, keeping the boxy, drafty K-12 school heated during the San Luis Valley's typically blustery winters was a draining endeavor.  

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos Mailbag: Tim Tebow in 2012? The future is disputed
The Post's Broncos reporter responds to your questions in Mike Klis' Broncos Mailbag. In this week's installment, Mike tackles six Q's, including one wondering if Tim Tebow and the Broncos offense got in extra work during the bye week.  

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Today's Entertainment

Husted: Denver's Unique Lives speakers series won't include Angelou
Thousands of Denverites received in the mail this week the lineup for the 14th season of the Unique Lives & Experience speakers series.  

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Today's Style

All was not well during girlfriend's visit (10/18/11)
Dear Amy: My son is 40 years old. He and his new girlfriend came to visit and stayed with us for a few days. She is a very nice woman but looks unwell.  

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Today's Opinion

Done right by cops, protesters
The tense standoff between police and Occupy Denver protesters was resolved without serious incident over the weekend, which is a credit to both sides.  

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