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Today's Front Page News

Developers present two views of future for Denver Union Station
The teams bidding on the redevelopment of Denver Union Station unveiled their proposals for the historic building, with one envisioning a $48 million boutique hotel and the other a $21.1 million revamp that includes a market, restaurant, bar and office space.  

• Colorado energy users compete for power and prizes
• Movable courts uphold homeless veterans
• USC's Matt Barkley takes place among elite college QBs
• Urban mining grows as gold demand and number of cast-off electronics rise
• U.S. Senate blocks $60 billion infrastructure plan

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Today's Local Politics

Election results show Coloradans have a sour taste for tax fixes
After the bludgeoning that voters gave Proposition 103 on Tuesday, supporters of a long-term fix for the state's budget woes — along with proponents of tax increases across Colorado — were asking themselves, "What now?"  

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Today's Business

Developers present two views of future for Denver Union Station
The teams bidding on the redevelopment of Denver Union Station unveiled their proposals for the historic building, with one envisioning a $48 million boutique hotel and the other a $21.1 million revamp that includes a market, restaurant, bar and office space.  

• Obama playing smaller role in Greek drama
• Parker: Metro-area asphalt service happily going to pothole
• Denver auditor favors backing out of incentives to relocate stock show
• Frontier layoffs possible as airline restructures

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Today's Sports Headlines

USC's Matt Barkley takes place among elite college QBs
With the quality of college football in Colorado dropping as fast as our temperatures, fans are reduced to wallowing in the greatness of those who visit. Unfortunately for Colorado, junior quarterback Matt Barkley likely isn't even the best player on Southern California.  

• Avalanche coach Sacco shuffling his top lines
• Du Pioneers' Duluth series could be a doozy
• Dissolving of union a threat to NBA labor talks
• John Henderson: Mountain West commissioner fights again for conference's respect
• Buffaloes welcome Richardson back

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Today's Entertainment

Historic organ at Denver's St. John's Cathedral to be rededicated after big restoration
The pipe organ might seem like a Victrola in an MP3 world, but the venerable instrument is actually enjoying something of a renaissance. International concert halls have competed in the past decade to top one another with multimillion-dollar organs, none a bigger hit than the massive 2004 instrument in Los Angeles' Walt Disney Concert Hall.  

• Movie review: "Martha Marcy May Marlene" supremely creepy without screams, splatter
• Theater review: Is "Church" wholly spoof or holy spirit?
• Passion, attitude drive pair of new comedies
• How "The Lion King"changed theater
• People: Johnny Depp's "near-death" in "Rum Diary"

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Today's Style

Safety at daughter's first sleepover drives parents to distraction (11/4/11)
Dear Amy: Our 11-year-old daughter recently attended her first sleepover, a birthday celebration for her friend "Sandy. Before the event, my husband and I met and talked with Sandy's parents, learned about the other residents of the home and conducted a "sex offender" search online to determine that no sexual predators lived in the area.  

• Lessons from 100: Louise Donner is game for anything, but mindful of her mother
• Now, "Just a Second": Does anybody really know what time it is?

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Today's Opinion

A message for the supercommittee
Go big. That is the message that a bipartisan group of 100 U.S. House members delivered this week to the so-called supercommittee of federal lawmakers who are struggling to meet a deadline to create a plan to reduce the nation's untenable deficit.  

• Dionne: The South Carolina conundrum
• Harsanyi: More equality? More capitalism
• Brown: A weak appetite for taxes