Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Morning headlines from DenverPost.com


Today's Front Page News

200 Leadville, Colo. residents weigh in and shed 2,400 pounds together in community weight-loss challenge
People in this scrappy mountain town are delighted to be a little less substantial than they were in January — 2,357.2 pounds less substantial, to be precise. Nearly 200 people initially signed up in January when the Leadville Herald Democrat, the local newspaper, announced it was sponsoring Get the Lead Out, a community weight-loss challenge.  



Today's Local Politics

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock asks agencies for cost-cutting ideas
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has asked each city agency for cost-cutting proposals to close an expected $94 million gap in the 2013 budget — in what has become an annual request as Denver continues to struggle with low revenues and the high cost of civic business.  



Today's Entertainment

Theater Summer Preview 2012: Colorado's theater community aiming high
"The Roast Beef Situation" Buntport Theater, May 25-June 16 Buntport is arguably Denver's most eclectic theater troupe.  



Today's Style

Films in the park and ethnic fests are just a few of Colorado's affordable events
Summer in Colorado can be a season of sweet savings — especially for those who think ahead. Free and affordable activities abound, in the cities and in the high country. But the clock is ticking.  



Today's Opinion

Editorial: Staying true to Colorado's tourism mission
Passed by lawmakers three years ago, the Regional Tourism Act offered state tax incentives to projects that were "unique and extraordinary."  


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