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CITY GRIEVES for murdered police officer.
JUST DON’T DIVE: Landlocked Colorado gets submarine honor.
PONYING UP FOR CHARLOTTE DNC: Strip clubs.
TOMORROW IS ‘INSIDE THE LOBBYIST REGISTRATION PROGRAM:’ The Colorado Association of Professional Lobbyists welcomes Angela Lawson, Lobbyist Registration Program Manager of the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office, to a “Coffee and Cram” presentation on June 27. Ms. Lawson will discuss proposed registration legislation, new program rules being implemented this summer, and common reporting issues (including how to report income and job duties). Venue: Fluid Meeting Space, 501 E. 19th Ave. Members free; nonmembers $30. Registration still open, though we hear it’s getting full. Lawyers: This presentation is approved for one general CLE credit.
SUPREME COURT BACKS Colorado organization in upholding Citizens United decision.
C-130S ARRIVED TO FIGHT WILDFIRES, prompting “surge” headlines.
STONE-THROWING FROM GLASS HOUSES: Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, the state’s most strident gun-rights group , lost its tax-exempt status last year after failing to file with the IRS for three straight years.
SEN. SHAFFER: Legislature accomplished a lot — really.
JUST CALL HER THE DEAN: Diana DeGette.
DEMS MAY DROP EVENTS in Charlotte; low fund-raising cited.
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SOUNDS OMINOUS: @SenNewell tweets, “Uh. Didn’t know I had moved to Death Valley. #sd26co #coleg”
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* Introduced bills
* Signed bills
* Bills acted upon
* New fiscal notes
* Bill amendments
* New bill versions
* Archived audio
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NOTHING ON HICKENLOOPER’S PUBLIC SCHEDULE TODAY, but tomorrow a.m., he’ll be at Bike To Work Day.
DO YOUR PART to make Colorado more social. Add an item to the legislative social calendar.
WONDER HOW THEY LOOK? New pavers on the West Steps.
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