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Planting the seeds of independence: It?s all in the dirt
Why aren?t fundamental life skills a standard part of secondary school education — tools young people need to ensure their independence as adults? If they can feed, clothe and provide shelter for themselves and their families, they?ll be prepared to weather almost any future storm, both literally and metaphorically.
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Printed letters, Feb. 12, 2012
The news media from all sources have been having a field day adding fuel to the fire with the pro-life and pro-choice groups at opposite ends of the spectrum.
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Email letters, Feb. 10, 212
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Ethics panel dissolves probe of Bradford
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Portrait Gallery: Jamie Roeber
Jamie Roeber always knew she wanted to be an art teacher, but a sculptor with chicken wire? Well, that was a surprise.
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Calendar: Feb. 10-16
FRIDAY, FEB. 10
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In tune with the arts
Art enthusiasts Chuck and Robbie Breaux had a few words for locals who complain about having nothing to do.
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GJ musician says he?s still in hunt on ?The Voice?
Don?t be alarmed that local musician Charles King has yet to appear on hit NBC show ?The Voice.? He will.
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You can get matched up Irish style
Kick online dating to the curb and try some Irish matchmaking on Saturday, Feb. 11, at Naggy McGee?s Irish Pub.
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Tess on the Town: Denver festival features some of city?s top restaurants
It?s getting close to one of my favorite times of the year. Here?s a hint: It involves many courses of fabulous food, saves you a bundle and is inspired by the altitude of a particular Colorado city.
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Goe On: At least Grammy show orchestrators aren?t trotting out Madonna
This Sunday, Feb. 12, The Recording Academy will hand out a bunch of meaningless awards, some going to artists who have no business receiving them (I?m looking at you Bruno Mars).
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Entertainment Briefs, Feb. 10-16
Note to Self offers singing valentines
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Music Scene, Feb. 10-16
Four longtime friends, raised in the laid-back California lifestyle of surfing, skating, partying and playing music, are having a party this winter for a few of their friends, according to theexpend ables.net.
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Quick Picks: Feb. 10-16
Saturday, Feb. 11
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Lines West: Feb. 10, 2012
Song of the Lily Pad Lovers
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Obama backs down on birth control requirements for religious employers
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State lawmakers to debate college tuition rates for illegal immigrants
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Red Cliff declares state of emergency over frozen water main
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Five escape fire after passers-by warn them
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Woman, 73, accused of driving getaway car in bungled burglary
A 73-year-old woman is the suspected getaway driver in a bungled burglary at a Grand Junction business last month, according to an arrest affidavit.
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