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Today's Front Page News

Denver Christian coach Dick Katte wraps up his legendary career
Dick Katte was offered a teaching position at Denver Christian High School upon graduation from Indiana University. Now, 52 years later, the Wisconsin native is putting the finishing touches on a legendary career.  

• Avs' Mueller tries to get back in swing after concussion-related symptoms
• Near-booming economy for Northeastern Colorado as crop prices raise
• Justice Scalia tells Catholics to brave the scorn of worldly people
• Second woman charged in death of 4-year-old Commerce City boy
• Griego: Pride amid the pain

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Today's Business

Near-booming economy for Northeastern Colorado as crop prices raise
On the rolling plains of northeastern Colorado, economic development is recorded acre by acre, job by job. The word "boom" does not resonate easily in the conservative lexicon of local business owners and farmers.  

• Colorado resort homes sell at slower pace, lower prices
• Parker: At traveling Can't Beat Golf academy, driver a must

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Today's Sports Headlines

Denver Christian coach Dick Katte wraps up his legendary career
Dick Katte was offered a teaching position at Denver Christian High School upon graduation from Indiana University. Now, 52 years later, the Wisconsin native is putting the finishing touches on a legendary career.  

• Kiszla: Avs' malaise bad news for Sacco
• Woody Paige: Baseball in the spring as good as it gets
• Kickin' it: Nene may be Mr. Softie, but he's getting paid hard cash
• McIlroy leads Honda Classic with chance to take over No. 1 ranking
• Wieber wins American Cup with second-best score

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Today's Entertainment

Fantasy author Patrick Rothfuss learns to deal with fame
When a high-school kid uses her own money to buy a hardcover book the day it appears in stores, a parent notices. When my nearly 18-year-old suggested that I read said book, I saw a rare invitation into the private world inside her head.  

• Swedish gentry misbehavin' in Paragon Theatre's "Miss Julie"
• Theater review: "Love, Perfect, Change" continues cycle of lust, love and laughs