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Today's Front Page News

Denver councilwoman accused of "racial politics" in nonpartisan redistricting fight
The battle over redrawing Denver's City Council district boundaries is getting contentious, with arguments between council members, suspicion and allegations of racial politicking.  

• Nuggets suffer last-second home loss to Cavaliers
• Let bidding begin: Peyton Manning biggest free agent in NFL history
• Body found of Mesa County woman missing since 2007
• Nepotism concerns voiced at Mapleton school district
• Bin Laden lived in house divided during final days, Pakistani says

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Today's Local Politics

Denver councilwoman accused of "racial politics" in nonpartisan redistricting fight
The battle over redrawing Denver's City Council district boundaries is getting contentious, with arguments between council members, suspicion and allegations of racial politicking.  

• Black ministers in Denver criticize Gov. Hickenlooper's sexually suggestive flub about mayor
• Colorado investment bill quickly signed into law after unexplained delay
• Denver councilwoman accused of playing "racial politics" in nonpartisan redistricting fight
• Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper's foot lands in mouth after introducing Lt. Gov. Garcia as "sex star"
• Biker-garb discrimination bill not apt to get easy ride

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Today's Business

New iPad promises to be faster, sharper, stronger
Apple unveiled the third generation of its popular iPad tablet computer Wednesday, with a host of upgraded features that include 4G, or LTE, compatibility, a high-resolution display and a quad-core processor far superior to competitors.  

• Denver-area wireless carriers' speeds might not keep up with new iPad
• Colorado commission to hear pitches for tourism incentives
• Campos judge threatens mistrial, strikes testimony on alleged theft from Denver Hispanic chamber
• Denver Tofu sells shop to RTD
• Ex-mistress testifies in Jeffrey Campos assault trial

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Today's Sports Headlines

Nuggets suffer last-second home loss to Cavaliers
The Nuggets lost at home to Cleveland, one of the NBA's worst teams, 100-99, after Ty Lawson couldn't make a layup at the buzzer while being defended by rookie Kyrie Irving.  

• Let bidding begin: Peyton Manning biggest free agent in NFL history
• CU Buffs escape past Utah in first round of Pac-12 tourney
• Los Angeles Lakers blow big lead in loss to Washington Wizards
• Carmelo Anthony trade gets a (David) Stern review
• Colorado Avalanche is calling on former Minnesota Duluth star Mike Connolly

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Today's Entertainment

Book review: "Immortal Bird: A family memoir" by Doron Weber
The emotional energy created by the critical illness of a child is unlike anything else in a family. The medical situation devours much of the affected family's life and leaves its mark upon everyone involved: parents and siblings, grandparents and friends.  

• Book review: "Going Solo: The Extraordinary Rise and Surpising Appeal of Living Alone" by Eric Klinenberg
• Denver Center Theatre Company's next season a mix of old, new and even newer
• At SXSW media zoo, convergence is annual buzz word
• Two adventurous Denver art exhibitions remember to be fun

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Today's Style

Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 3/8/2012

 

• Amy's rules on dating with an age gap (3/8/12)
• Davidson: Saturday Night Alive's hopping frog-themed Denver benefit
• Show: Fashionable paper dolls
• Store: YSL gems and clothing
• Five tips: Shopping vintage for spring

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Today's Opinion

Littwin: Another bad week for Romney
Mitt Romney can't win. Even though he has money and organization and, most of all, a heathy delegate lead, he still can't win.  

• Rosen: Photo IDs are a must
• Smerconish: An easy fix for King monument
• Editorial: Out of touch on Colo. pot policy
• Murphy: Civilians' walk in cops' shoes yields quite a body count
• Editorial: Protracted fight drags GOP right