Thursday, October 13, 2011

Post News: Occupy Denver protests draw sympathy, criticism from others

Today's Local Politics

Occupy Denver protests draw sympathy, criticism from others
The couple hundred people milling among four dozen tents pitched along Broadway near the state Capitol on Wednesday in protest of what they see as economic injustice didn't resemble a cross section of Denver's middle class.  


Today's Business

Colorado had $305 million in improper unemployment payments over three years
Colorado made $305 million in improper payments from the state's Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund — primarily to unemployment claimants — during the calendar years of 2008, 2009 and 2010, Ellen Golombek, executive director of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, said Wednesday.  


Today's Entertainment

Embattled Colorado Symphony Orchestra turns to ex-chief
The Colorado Symphony Orchestra, battling a crippling financial crisis, turned to yet another familiar face Wednesday, bringing in former chief executive Jim Copenhaver to lead its charge to solvency.  


Today's Style

Style File: Still Players
Scott Peterson and Jim Harder had unlucky timing when opening their Players menswear store a month after 9/11, but 10 years later, they are a fixture on the LoDo shopping scene.  


Today's Opinion

Editorial: Customers should not be shocked at debit card fees
Remember the innocent days when banks were so eager to land your business that they would give you a waffle iron or a toaster for the privilege?  


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