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Today's Front Page News

Plans for Airport City Denver include 6 districts
http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/plans-airport-city-denver-include-six-economic-districts/1(hidethestreet) The "airport city" planned to surround Denver International Airport will have six distinct.  

• Retired Denver nurse may have been killed in D.C. by serial mugger
• Son of top Denver attorney apologizes for internship sold to Girls Gone Wild
• Colorado Rockies open long homestand seeking some consistency
• Denver's anti-gang initiative growing, working
• Fix sought for Lakewood cop's deception in closing cases

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Today's Local Politics

Republicans seek lift from key voting bloc: Latinos
As President Barack Obama's re-election campaign launched what it calls the "largest-ever national effort" to engage Latino voters, Republicans in Colorado and across the country signaled they will fight to gain ground among the traditionally Democratic and critical voting bloc.  

• Civil-unions bill passes Colorado Senate; House fate less certain
• American Constitution Party complains that Colorado rival's name hits too close to home
• Bill lowering auto-registration late fees in Colorado killed
• Griego: Paul Sandoval's true legacy found in his family
• Civil-unions bill gets initial nod in Colorado Senate

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Today's Business

Legalese in Google Drive "terms of service" worries users
Google chief executive Larry Page recently wrote that he hopes to show the company is "deserving of great love." But the Internet search leader may need to win more trust, based on the suspicions swirling around Google Drive, a new online storage service for personal documents, photos and other content.  

• Colorado utilities commission approves Xcel's $114 million rate hike
• Plans for Airport City Denver include six economic districts
• Farm-subsidy overhaul passes Senate committee
• Plans for 2 Cabela's stores show retailer hooked on Denver area

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Today's Sports Headlines

Colorado Rockies open long homestand seeking some consistency
Mediocrity rarely provides comfort. But as the Rockies open a nine-game homestand tonight against the Mets, they are drawing confidence from an even record given the uneven performance of the offense.  

• NFL draft: Broncos trade down twice, out of first round
• DU freshman lacrosse player Ryan LaPlante looks like a keeper
• Ed Zemrau, captain of DU's first title, dies
• Analysis: Winners and losers from NFL draft's first round
• Poudre Impalas are impressive in Front Range League baseball victory

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Today's Entertainment

Summer movies: A preview of what you should — or shouldn't — be watching in the Denver area
Over the next four months, more than 100 movies are headed to local screens. If that doesn't make your head spin, then you might want to audition for one of those superhero roles that studios stake their tent-pole ambitions on. This doesn't even count the 10 films opening today.  

• Opera takes off in Fort Collins at Arias at Avos
• Movie review: "The Salt of Life" a passionate comedy
• Movie review: "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye" a simple, sexy tale
• Movie review: "Four Lovers" has plenty of love to go around
• Movie review: A not-so-"Darling Companion"

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Today's Style

New relationship is tested by a dance (4/27/2012)
Dear Amy: I've been dating a guy for more than two months. We have been seeing each other exclusively. We both agreed to this. Last week he told me that he had forgotten something — but before we started seeing each other he had made a prior commitment to go to a spring dance with another woman.  

• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 4/26/2012
• Colorado Rockies beer vendor Captain Earthman, a.k.a. Brent Doeden, reflects on "Cold beer!" at Coors Field and beyond
• Davidson: Denver designer Stephanie Ohnmacht looks to sew it up at Frock Out designers showcase

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: The real issue in the Arizona immigration case
In many ways, the vitriolic debate about the legality of Arizona's immigration law is a tale of two realities.  

• Krauthammer: While Syria burns
• Milbank: Antonin Scalia's time to sizzle
• Guest Commentary: A pay raise for the Colorado legislature? Seriously?
• Guest Commentary: The All Payer Claims Database will help Coloradans
• Guest Commentary: Burned by the San Isabel Electric Association