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| VAIL - Directors at the Colorado Ski and Snowboard Museum and Hall of Fame are doing everything they can to make sure the museum remains front and center in Vail. Executive director Susie Tjossem and curator Erica Lloyd are looking for volunteers to donate three hours per month in order to help kick the museum's numerous new programs and exhibits into gear. "The museum is really an opportunity ... |
| Colorado Ski Museum: 'A connection to Vail's history and heritage' |
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| Colorado coach Dan Hawkins has flashed a Cheshire cat grin nearly all preseason long when he's been asked how good his Buffaloes can be. |
| Colorado-Colorado State Game Ends In Decisive CU Victory |
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| Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes appears headed for the November ballot. |
| Colorado governor candidate refuses to back down |
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| A Colorado high school student wants an explanation from school officials after reportedly being told by security guards to remove American flags from his truck because they might make other students uncomfortable. |
| Colorado Student Says He Was Told to Remove U.S. Flags |
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| PUEBLO, Colorado - Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck is a far-right ideologue or a principled conservative who sticks to his beliefs when they're not popular. It all depends on who's describing Buck, and Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet's ability to do so could decide the fate of his own tough re-election bid. Democrats say Buck's too conservative for Colorado: He opposes abortion in cases ... |
| Colorado Senate race a question of definition |
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| CENTENNIAL - A Colorado company has a major stake in how Christchurch, New Zealand, recovers from a major 7.0 earthquake Saturday morning. |
| Colorado company keeping close tabs on New Zealand quake |
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| Grand Junction, Colo. Colorado State Senator Ted Harvey says police agencies are not enforcing a law to crack down on illegal immigrants. He adds that the 2006 law he sponsored requires authorities to report suspected illegal immigrants under arrest to federal immigration officials. |
| Enforcing Colorado Immigration Law |
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| TELLURIDE, Colo., Sept. 4 (UPI) -- Danny Boyle's "127 Hours" and Peter Weir's "The Way Back" are just two of the high-profile dramas debuting at Colorado's Telluride Film Festival this weekend. Telluride Film Festival - Peter Weir - Danny Boyle - Film Festivals - Labor Day |
| Telluride Film Festival a Labor Day staple |
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| Though his "Red Riding" films screened at Telluride last year, Andrew Garfield, who co-stars in ?Never Let Me Go,? is up at the festival for the first time this year. The new film, directed by Mark Romanek, screened Friday night. I got a few minutes to talk with Garfield Sunday about his experience at the [...] |
| TELLURIDE: Andrew Garfield Q&A on ?Never Let Me Go,? ?The Social Network? and ?Spider-Man? |
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| Two years ago, Danny Boyle came to Telluride to give the surprise premiere of Slumdog Millionaire, a movie which was almost doomed to be a direct-to-dvd but was saved by Fox Searchlight at the last minute. The film played to a standing ovation, and as you know, went on to critical acclaim and Academy Award wins. So it isn't much of a surprise that Boyle decided to come back to Telluride to ... |
| Telluride Review: Danny Boyle?s 127 Hours |
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| The Telluride Film Festival on Thursday unveiled the lineup of movies for this weekend's event, regarded as among the top U.S. movie gatherings of the year and an early highlight for Oscar hopefuls. |
| Telluride festival unveils film lineup |
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| Fox Searchlight rolled out another first look at Telluride, today's early sneak peek at Danny Boyle's "127 Hours." As a harrowing survival film, the picture is first-rate, and Boyle, star James Franco and two ambitious cameramen make the most of a tight space and the suspense of a terrifying ordeal. The audience at the Galaxy Theatre [...] |
| TELLURIDE: Danny Boyle and James Franco deliver sneak peek at ?127 Hours? |
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| The film's title, translated from French, means "Scorched," and the movie's psychic and physical fires burn hot and deadly. |
| Telluride 2010: 'Incendies' blends Greek tragedy with modern warfare |
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| It's Friday afternoon, and the Telluride Film Festival is about to launch with its opening night on the main street of Colorado Ave. The first tide of screenings tonight includes Fernando Trueba's animated Afro-Cuban jazz film, "Chico and Rita," which the fest's co-directors are high on; a tribute to Peter Weir and his work, followed [...] |
| TELLURIDE: Wild bears, Sergio Leone and the latest in digital projection |
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