Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Civil War towns' claims to first Memorial Day a gray area
Right on either side of Alabama, there are two places with the same name. Columbus, Ga., was founded in the 1820s and sits just a few minutes from countryside in almost any way you drive.  

• U.S. boosts search for criminal immigrants for deportation
• Chaos behind civil unions bill may have long-lasting effects
• Colorado Rockies' early season coming apart at the seams
• Denver remembers lost heroes for Memorial Day
• Suncor spill clean-up is months, years away

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Today's Business

Colorado Adventure Center a model for all-in-one outdoor attraction
DUMONT — Facing yet another challenging year for whitewater rafting, two veteran Colorado outfitters have joined forces to create a company that is moving well beyond boats.  

• Reconfiguration of I-70 viaduct in Denver will impact homes, jobs
• Favoritism charge in Facebook IPO may turn off smaller investors
• Pueblo thinks big on project to expand riverwalk

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Today's Sports Headlines

Derik Beauprez shakes off slump to lead Cherry Creek past Legend for 5A baseball title
Derik Beauprez is long, tall and talented, as well as recognized as one of the top juniors nationally. He is a feared hitter, but it was his pitching that turned the tide for the Bruins.  

• Broomfield regroups, wins 4A baseball title over Air Academy
• Eaton's 10th title in 3A baseball comes with sigh of relief
• Renck: Rockies' youngsters need to get plenty of playing time
• Colorado Rapids beat Montreal Impact 3-2 with bizarre goal
• Harvest of farm system no quick fix for Colorado Rockies

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Today's Entertainment

Colorado's strong summer concert calendar forces fans to make tough choices
This Colorado summer boasts one of the strongest concert calendars in recent memory. And while nobody should complain, it does present some issues — including your credit-card statement come September.  

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Today's Style

5 garden pests: How to thwart them
They might not hang out on the corner of your yard, gambling, drinking and catcalling as you go by, but when it comes to disrupting the serenity of the garden, these bugs are thugs.  

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Driver's licenses for illegal immigrants? It makes sense
Colorado has some 180,000 illegal immigrants, many of whom work here, shop here, send their kids to school here and assuredly drive vehicles to get these things done.