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- Mostly female crowd catches GJ's midnight showing of New Moon
Grand Junction, COLO_(KKCO) A Grand Junction movie theater had to open up two extra screens to accomodate all the eager fans wanting to be the first to see New Moon.
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- Animal rights group plans Vick protest in Oakland
A bay area animal rights group is planning a protest against Michael Vick before his game against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
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- Medic guilty of beating up patient
A former paramedic who beat up a patient he was supposed to be helping through a medical crisis is going to prison.
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- Lightning hits a house in the Redlands
The electrical storm that passed over the Grand Valley caused quite a show in the skies Monday night and Tuesday morning.
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- $50,000 Reward in Station arson fires
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Crews will try again Wednesday to set backfires to burn away some of the tinder fueling a 2-week-old wildifre north of Los Angeles.
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- Life Coach helps beat the blahs!
Got the blahs? Life Coach Sheri Fisher has tips on how to beat it.
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- Free hunting classes in Grand Junction
Local wildlife conservation groups are teaming up with the Colorado Division of Wildlife to offer free clinic for beginning hunters.
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- Melons tossed over bridge onto I-70, hitting two semi-trucks
Deputies say an early morning prank could have led to a very serious accident.
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- Webinar-get smart about your business, without leaving your business
Get interactive on two webinar sessions, without having to leave your business. - Get $200 worth of groceries for less than $10
11 News Reporter Lisa Mcdivitt talks to a Grand Junction woman who'se figured out how to save hundreds of dollars at the grocery store.
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- Branson School Online holds local event
Branson School Online is inviting Colorado families to learn more about K-12 public education.
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- Free night of music in Fruita
Folk, bluegrass, and country will echo through the Red Rocks above Fruita Thursday night.
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- Three Fort Carson soldiers killed in combat
The Defense Department says three Fort Carson soldiers have died of injuries from an attack in Afghanistan.
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- Be your own Colorado Stimulus government watchdog
DENVER (AP) _ How easy is it for Coloradans to see how their stimulus dollars are being spent?
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- State Senator Penry Plans Paycut for Self, Furloughs for Staffers
DENVER (AP) _ State Sen. Josh Penry has ordered his five staffers to take a total of 40 unpaid days off to help out with the state budget crisis. - The Daily Sentinel has new owner
The Cox Newspapers-owned Daily Sentinel in Grand Junction is being sold to a subsidiary of a Kansas-based company.
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- Eat Pizza to Help Habitat for Humanity
Have a slice, and put someone in need into a bright, shiny new home.
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- Fears of Swine Flu Closing Some Colorado Camps
Should Colorado parents worry about the Swine Flu when sending their kids off to camp?
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- Headless Bald Eagle Subject of Press Conference Monday
BOULDER, COLO. (AP) _ Native American advocates and members of the Oglala Sioux tribe are responding to issues raised when a headless bald eagle used in a religious ceremony was recently found in a Boulder County park.
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- Colorado Lawmakers Are Looking At Ending Some Tax Breaks
DENVER -- Colorado lawmakers are taking another look at ending some tax breaks to help ease budget cuts.
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- Ladybug Infestation on the Front Range
They say ladybugs are lucky.
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- Fruita Woman Offers House to Highest Bidder to Fight MS
A gorgeous 2,200 square foot home is up for auction, and all the proceeds will go to help victims dealing with Multiple Sclerosis on the Western Slope. - Woman's Purse Snatched in Ridges Neighborhood
Grand Junction Police say a woman was robbed Monday morning when someone snatched her purse from her.
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- Search and Rescue Mission on the Mesa a Success
A teenaged boy on the Grand Mesa has been found-alive and well.
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- Update: Rockslide May be Cause of Earthquake Readings Near Palisade
Preliminary reports from the National Earthquake Information Center in Golden confirms there was a 2.6 magnitude earthquake about 6 miles south of Palisade at 5:44am. This right after a massive rockslide just north of Palisade next to Mount Garfield.
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- Operation: Melody
Local organization Grand Valley Blue Star Mothers matches musical instruments with veterans who want to learn to play.
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- Report says Colorado experiencing 'Budget Tsunami'
Denver-The University of Denver is expected to release a report today, warning that Colorado won't be able to pay for many of the programs it's created in 2010. - Mesa State Sweeps Saturday Double Header
The Mesa State Mavericks improved to 3-0 at home with 14-5 and 6-5 wins over the University of New Haven Chargers on Saturday. - KKCO Sales Team
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