Post Columnists: Allow financial co-ops for medical pot

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Editorial: Allow financial co-ops for medical pot
A relatively new sector of Colorado business has a serious problem that could be easily fixed by a bill up for a hearing today in the state Senate. So the bill is a slam dunk, right?  

• Guest Commentary: Can the growth of renewable energy be sustained?
• Editorial: Mortgage pact is a good deal
• Hubbard: In a state of shock
• Carroll: It's enough to make you weep
• Littwin: The good, the bad, the ugly

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Vincent Carroll - Opinion

Carroll: It's enough to make you weep
Can this be true: that the Denver planning department favors plastering huge quasi-commercial signs across well-known architectural landmarks in the belief that they will improve our aesthetic experience?  

• Carroll: Cheap gas equals jobs

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Tina Griego - Metro

Griego: Redneck Santa a year-round gift to Denver
Brad Martin on Sunday sent 50 people an e-mail that read: "Good morning. Got a call for more bedding from the Crowne Plaza near my storage unit. About 75 bags of bedding."  

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Mike Littwin - Opinion

Littwin: The good, the bad, the ugly
When I first watched Clint Eastwood's stunning Super Bowl halftime pep talk/Chrysler commercial, I had the strangest thought, which I, of course, immediately tweeted — this being 2012 and all.  

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Penny Parker - Business

Parker: Spicy Pickle closes six of seven company-owned restaurants
Six of seven company-owned Spicy Pickle sandwich shops in the metro area closed abruptly Feb. 6 after the company defaulted on roughly $4.76 million in loans, according to SEC documents.