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Today's Front Page News

Frontier Airlines headquarters to return to Denver
Frontier Airlines is coming home, bringing its headquarters back to Denver with Thursday's announcement of a chief executive and a new senior management team that will be based here.  

• 1975 time capsule saved before Denver's Gove Middle School demolished
• Suicides rise in wealthier Douglas, Arapahoe counties
• Red Rocks' first-ever Winter on the Rocks show likely to live up to its name
• President Obama's energy plan hangs on fading funds
• HPV in mouth raises risk of oral cancer, study warns

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Today's Business

Frontier Airlines headquarters to return to Denver
Frontier Airlines is coming home, bringing its headquarters back to Denver with Thursday's announcement of a chief executive and a new senior management team that will be based here.  

• Colorado new-home permits increase in 2011
• Lakewood's ZeaChem selected for $232 million loan guarantee
• Stocks finish lower after growth, home-sales reports erase rally
• Parker: Andrew Rogers, general manager of Ritz-Carlton hotel in Denver, to transfer to China
• Mediation in divorce on the rise

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Today's Sports Headlines

Agnes Zawadzki leads U.S. Figure Skating Championships
John Coughlin was through, spent. After a long career, he and Colorado Springs partner Caitlin Yankowskas had reached his definition of finishing on top.  

• DU defense gets a boost
• Brandon Mroz was pleased to bring "something fresh" to figure skating with quad Lutz
• Jeremy Abbott comfortable with being favorite at U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• Dave Logan officially named Cherry Creek football coach
• At X Games in Aspen, slopestyle skiers push the envelope on new tricks

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Today's Entertainment

PHAMALy and Curious continue to push theatrical boundaries
Two of Denver's most visionary theater companies are taking on plays that embrace but also push forward their creative ambitions: The handicapped company PHAMALy is performing "The Elephant Man," while Curious Theatre is plunging audiences into "9 Circles," about a U.S. soldier who comes to reckon with his war crimes, patriotism and masculinity.  

• Red Rocks' first-ever Winter on the Rocks show likely to live up to its name
• Theater review: Curious' "9 Circles" questions U.S. involvement in Iraq
• Theater review: "The Whale" a drama of gigantic proportions
• This weekend's theater openings
• "Please find your seat": From stand-if-you-like to seated-only bars in Denver

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Today's Style

Style File: Forever trendy
When Borders closed its Park Meadows location, it left a big hole. Filling a good chunk of that space, starting Saturday, is an expanded Forever 21. The 31,000-square-foot store, opening on the upper level of the mall, will feature women's, men's and children's clothing, as well as extended sizes that are part of the company's Forever 21+ line.  

• Like-minded fiber and clothing merchants team up in Baker neighborhood's "anti-mall" retail area
• Denver's Fine Arts Foundation names Judi Wolf its Citizen of the Arts

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: ASSET bill offers hope to all students
A reworked bill that would allow Colorado's illegal immigrant high school students to pay reduced tuition at state colleges and universities strikes the right balance.  

• Dionne: Offering a choice in 2012
• Guest Commentary: Let's have a sensible debate on tourism
• Ditmer: A pine-scented gift from Colorado to the U.S. Capitol
• Parker: Newt in Wonderland
• Rosen: Occupying a cliché