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Today's Front Page News

Weld County targets makeshift housing for oil, gas workers
Weld County officials are not happy that an impromptu "man camp" has emerged just east of Greeley, saying the conglomeration of trailers and campers housing oil and gas workers is posing health and safety problems.  

• Denver driving feud turns deadly
• Thornton police investigate whether driver who hit three pedestrians was on cellphone
• Baylor knocks out Stanford to advance to NCAA final
• Popular wind-energy tax credit stumbles in Congress

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Today's Local Politics

Popular wind-energy tax credit stumbles in Congress
WASHINGTON — Though the wind- energy tax credit is widely supported among Republicans and Democrats here, the push to get it extended has become an almost full-time job on the  

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Today's Sports Headlines

Baylor knocks out Stanford to advance to NCAA final
Baylor coach Kim Mulkey said all year that she needed more than All-Americans Brittney Griner and Odyssey Sims to win a national title.  

• Stanford sisters Nnemkadi and Chiney Ogwumike can't solve Baylor
• Baylor's Griner a real pro at free-throw line
• Rockies' fitness training careful to touch all the bases
• Three-wide wreck propels Ryan Newman at Martinsville Speedway
• Rockies manager Jim Tracy furious with Ubaldo Jimenez after "potshot"

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Today's Entertainment

Swift wins 2nd straight entertainer of the year at CMAs
Taylor Swift won her second consecutive entertainer of the year award at the Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday night, just 24 hours after she was saluted by first lady Michelle Obama for her charity work on the Kids' Choice Awards.  

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Today's Style

Sale Insider, 4/2/12
The Sur La Table store in the Cherry Creek Shopping Center officially closes its doors Tuesday. Shop now for savings on cookware, dinnerware, bakeware, linens, kitchen electrics and cutlery and more.  

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• Street-sweep alerts
• Johnson: Counting Easter eggs before they're found
• Pet ownership doesn't have to take a big bite out of your budget