Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Story of Civil War ancestor to come to light at Greeley meeting

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Lexington Humane Society Offering $2,000 Reward in Dog Abuse Case

A $2,000 reward is being offered by the Lexington Humane Society for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those involved in torturing a dog. LHS credited the increased amount to a local business woman who heard about the abuse the animal had suffered and wanted to help. The Humane Society said Felicity, a dog who had profanity chemically burned into her fur and skin, is ...

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Marijuana Legalization Supported By A Majority Of Americans, Survey Says

For the first time, a majority of people in the United States want to legalize marijuana, according to online polling data company CivicScience .

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Giants get drubbed, mercifully leave Coors Field

The first thing to remember about Coors Field is that the Giants don't have to play there for months. The Giants will get on an airplane and fly away, far away. On Thursday, the Giants will be 1,261 miles away, doing whatever it is they do in Detroit during an off day, and they will not be in or even near Coors Field.

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Sensible BC gearing up for municipal election

Advocates hope to elect marijuana-friendly council members.

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Dickerson homers twice, Rockies beat Giants 9-2

DENVER (AP) Nolan Arenado hit a go-ahead three run home run and Corey Dickerson followed with his second homer of the game, leading the Colorado Rockies past the San Francisco Giants 9-2 on Wednesday.

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Injury, power outage add up to trying season for Trumbo

D-backs slugger is powerless to explain long-ball drought since his return from stress fracture.

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