Colorado Times: 03/26/15

Thursday, March 26, 2015

No murder charge in case of baby cut from woman answering Craigslist ad

Dynel Lane will not face murder charges for allegedly cutting and removing an unborn baby from the mother's womb, Boulder County, Colorado, District Attorney Stanley Garnett told CNN late Thursday.

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Keystone visitor commits suicide after eating marijuana candies

Luke Goodman, of Tulsa Okla., died on Tuesday morning in Keystone. Goodman reportedly died of a gunshot wound to the head, and witnesses say that he had consumed large amounts of edible marijuana candies prior to his death.

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Boulder DA says no murder charges to be filed in Longmont baby case

The Boulder County District Attorney's Office said Thursday night that murder charges will not be filed against Dynel Lane, the woman accused of stabbing a Longmont woman and removing a 7-month-old fetus from her womb.

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Marijuana Arrests in Colorado Plummet After Legalization: Report

The fact that drug arrests in Colorado have dropped since the state began legalizing the recreational use of marijuana with the passing of Amendment 64 is not surprising. However, new data released by the Drug Policy Alliance reveals just how significant the state’s drug policy has unburdened Colorado’s courts and shaped the local criminal justice system.

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Boulder DA: Suspect in Longmont fetal abduction will not face murder charge

Dynel Lane, suspected of attacking a pregnant Longmont woman last week and removing her baby, will not be charged with murder, District Attorney Stan Garnett told the Camera on Thursday evening.

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No murder charge for cutting fetus out

A former nurse's aide will not face murder charges for allegedly cutting and removing an unborn baby from the mother's womb, Boulder County, Colorado, District Attorney Stanley Garnett told CNN late Thursday.

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Purse snatching suspect injured victim

This suspect grabbed his victim's purse as she exited a bank, causing her to fall to the ground and suffer an injury.

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No murder charge in Craigslist baby cutting case

Colorado indictment says pot ring favored Minnesota sales

DENVER -- Colorado is doing a good job keeping legal marijuana from spilling beyond state borders despite a newly unsealed indictment alleging 32 people earned millions of dollars by illegally exporting tons of the drug to other states, the state's Attorney General Cynthia Coffman said Thursday.

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CU men's golf: Buffs sit in 17th at Stanford's 'The Goodwin'

The University of Colorado men's golf team, down one player due to illness, sit in 17th place at Stanford's "The Goodwin" after the first round on Thursday in Palo Alto, Calif.

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Justin Bassey of Colorado Academy verbally commits to Harvard

Justin Bassey, a junior guard at Colorado Academy during practice January 26, 2015 at Colorado Academy (John Leyba, The Denver Post)Colorado Academy junior Justin Bassey gave his verbal

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Pro-Life Pastor: God May Have 'Directed' Assault On Pregnant Woman (Video)

Pro-Life Pastor: God May Have 'Directed' Assault On Pregnant Woman (Video) Pro-Life Pastor: God May Have 'Directed' Assault On Pregnant Woman (Video) Local Religion ProLifeSign Has Been Optimized Michelle Wilkins had her unborn baby cut from her womb in Longmont, Colorado, on March 18. Wilkins was responding to a CraigsList ad for baby clothes when Dynel Lane allegedly cut her open and took the ...

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No murder charge in case of baby cut from woman answering Craigslist ad

COLORADO — Dynel Lane will not face murder charges for allegedly cutting and removing an unborn baby from the mother’s womb, Boulder County, Colorado, District Attorney Stanley Garnett told CNN late Thursday. The mother, Michelle Wilkins, answered a Craigslist ad for baby clothes on March 18. She was seven months pregnant. When she arrived at […]

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Boulder DA says no murder charges to be filed in Longmont baby case

Forest Service affirms land swap with Wolf Creek Village developer

After reviewing a deluge of objections to the U.S. Forest Service's approval of a land swap that delivers a Texas developer access to a proposed village atop Wolf Creek Pass, the agency is

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Baseball: Piedra Vista defense falters in Coach Bob finale

FARMINGTON — The Piedra Vista baseball team had a defensive letdown in its final game at the Coach Bob National Invitational.

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Denver's Purple Door Coffee hires homeless youth, gives them a second chance at life #WIN

Warning: This video will hit you right in the feels.

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Documents: Illegal pot ring shipped tons out of Colorado

Most of the marijuana was taken to Minnesota

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Pueblo Chieftain News

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The Mets continue to monitor the market for left-handed relievers

The Mets are keeping an eye on the Dodgers and Rockies as they look to replace Josh Edgin.

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Census: Florida city tops list of fastest-growing areas

ORLANDO, Fla. — Sure, Florida's got sunshine, beaches and palm trees. But the driving force behind it being home to many of the nation's fastest-growing cities has been the return of hospitality, trad

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Hey, you just picked up a Solidfire flash box? Dude, you bought a Dell

The headline kinda works. Look, it's Friday. Texas giant touts upstart's solid-state wares Dell is selling Solidfire's all-flash arrays to service providers.…

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Gold Resource Corporation Declares March Monthly Dividend - GoldSeek.com

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, United States, via ETELIGIS INC., 03/26/2015 - - Gold Resource Corporation (NYSE MKT: GORO) (the "Company") declares its monthly instituted dividend of $0.01 per common share for March 2015 payable on April 23, 2015 to shareholders of record as of April 13, 2015. Gold Resource Corporation is a gold and silver producer with operations in Oaxaca, Mexico and exploration in ...

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Dynel Lane will not be charged with murder

Murder will not be among the charges filed Friday against the woman accused of cutting an unborn child from a womb.

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Spring sun brings thoughts of solar energy

Spring's here! Gardens are cropping up all over Loveland. Young gardeners can really dig it through a host of activities offered by Loveland Youth Gardeners.

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InterMat Recruiting Notebook

The InterMat Notebook includes all the latest wrestling news from across the country.

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Loveland area churches tell Holy Week plans

News of Holy Week services at Loveland area churches.

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Greatest NHSCA Senior Nationals weight classes ever

For a quarter-century, many of the nation's top senior wrestlers have competed for NHSCA Senior Nationals titles.

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Execs From Montana’s Largest Mining Company Moving to Denver

BILLINGS — Top executives from Montana’s largest mining company are relocating to Denver and plan to close its corporate offices in Billings, two years after a leadership struggle in which the company’s former chief executive was sharply criticized for spending too much time outside the state.

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Colorado Editorial Roundup

The way Stephanie Lopez sees it, standardized tests in Colorado's public schools aren't a nuisance or burden. They're a guardian of civil rights. Without them, it would be far too easy for low-income and minority children to be passed along from grade to grade without accountability.

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Nick Stevens has early lead for Colorado State starting QB job

Sophomore Nick Stevens may have an arm's length lead in Colorado State's quarterback battle.

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Excerpts from recent Minnesota editorials

Star Tribune, March 26 Tribe's contribution is a nutrition boost for American Indians There's a reason that one of the first buildings visitors see on Minnesota's Leech Lake Indian reservation is a diabetes clinic. And that on South Dakota's Pine Ridge reservation, one of the landmarks rising from the prairie ...

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HLSR records shine through despite cloudy skies

Despite many days of gray skies and rain during the 2015 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of 1,377,477 fans, a rodeo/concert paid-attendance record. The total at

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Colorado was out front in payday lending reform

Colorado tackled the problems of payday lending in 2010, when it issued new rules limiting the amount consumers could borrow and gave them at least six months to repay.

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WATCH: Rescued tortoise in Colorado receives 3D printed protective shell

A Colorado Tech University student designed a 3D printed shell to help a rescued tortoise suffering from malnutrition and bone disease.

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Kennedy Reassigned to K-Wings

KALAMAZOO- After being recalled to the American Hockey League's Utica Comets last weekend, forward Patrick Kennedy has returned to the Kalamazoo Wings.

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Mead barn likely a total loss following Thursday fire

Mountain View Fire Rescue responded Thursday evening to a structure fire that appears to have rendered a barn on a Mead farm a total loss.

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Keystone visitor commits suicide after eating edibles

A Tulsa, Oklahoma man visiting Keystone committed suicide after consuming a large amount of edible marijuana candies, according to a Summit County Coroner’s report.Summit County Coroner Regan Wood said the cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head. Luke Gregory Goodman, 22, was staying in Keystone with his cousin at the time of the incident, and was taken to Summit Medical Center Saturday ...

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Skills-focused camp program takes summer to the ‘Max’

Jewish summer camp is full of tradition, but that’s not stopping Kibbutz Max Straus in Glendale from rolling out Kibbutz Explorations, four special core programs designed especially for 21st-century teens and tweens.

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Brewers look for consistency in batter's box in 2015

MILWAUKEE (AP) Success for the Brewers this season may hinge on Milwaukee's consistency in the batter's box.

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Report From Panel Led By Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom Lays The Groundwork For Legalizing Marijuana In California

The report revealed California still has some major questions to answer before it tries to legalize marijuana in 2016.

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Bill To Allow Birth Certificate Gender Change In Colorado Wins Support

A bill to allow transgender people to change the gender listings on their birth certificates without undergoing gender-reassignment surgery passed its first test Thursday in the Colorado Legislature.

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Babikov, Gregg Ski to National 50/30 k Titles at SuperTour Finals

Thursday's SuperTour Finals action welcomed the 30 and 50 k U.S. national championships, where Canada's Ivan Babikov won over Colorado's Rune Malo Ødegård and USST/SSCV's Noah Hoffman. Caitlin Gregg won the 30 k by just under three minutes over USST/Burke's Liz Stephen.

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Polk County Calendar of Veterans Events (March 27)

The Second (Indianhead) division Association is searching for anyone who served in the Army's 2nd Infantry Division for a reunion Sept. 22-26.

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GOP aghast at Klingenschmitt's act-of-God comment in baby's death

Rep. Gordon Klingenschmitt sits at his desk during the opening of the Colorado legislature at the State Capitol in Denver, Jan. 7, 2015. (Craig F. Walker, The Denver Post)

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Peace Train: Unintended consequences

The consumer world has a bad history of releasing products before establishing their safety. As all too often happens, some of these products produce consequences that prove to be harmful to the public.

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Aggies baseball visits WAC Champ Sacramento State

The New Mexico State baseball team heads to Sacramento, Calif. for three-game Western Athletic Conference series versus the defending WAC Champion Sacramento State baseball team. Promote to Mobile 0 read more

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Air Force Cadets are spending their spring break building home for families in need in Montrose

A group of cadets are in Montrose this week, building homes for families in need.

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Rockies Look To Rebound From 4th Straight Losing Season

Troy Tulowitzki benefits by having Carlos Gonzalez in the lineup. Gonzalez certainly benefits from Tulowitzki's presence, too. But the Rockies may not benefit as much as you might think having those two sluggers together in the batting order.

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Brewers look for consistency in batter's box in 2015

MILWAUKEE (AP) - Success for the Brewers this season may hinge on Milwaukee's consistency in the batter's box. September swoons can prove costly - as can prolonged slumps any other time of year, for that matter. A lineup filled with accomplished hitters like Ryan Braun, Jonathan Lucroy and Carlos Gomez ...

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