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Brad Millard of the Colorado State Patrol shares information about prospective jobs with Russell Pehrsen of Rifle at the Career Connections Job Fair at Colorado Mesa University.
The fair continues today in the ballroom at the University Center until 2 p.m.
More than 50 employers are at the fair seeking qualified candidates in a variety of fields including radio, medical, finance and customer service. Parking is free on campus.
Cops: Fantasy stabbing over truck mix-up
Grand Junction police believe a man was stabbed early Wednesday in a strip club parking lot after mistakenly climbing inside a pickup truck that didn’t belong to him, surprising two men who were trying to leave and spurring a confrontation.
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Glade Park routes have flaws
Mesa County will consider improvements for roads leading to Glade Park following … more
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Slaying suspect leaves hospital
A wheelchair-bound Carbondale man was released from a Grand Junction hospital … more
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‘Cease and desist,’ district attorney tells Internet cafes
Mesa County District Attorney Pete Hautzinger sent letters Wednesday to five … more
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House panel fixes propane tax error
DENVER — A House committee approved a bill Wednesday designed to repair a … more
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Police: Man tried to grab girl in Fruita park
Fruita police are investigating a report that a man tried to grab a 12-year-old … more
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Lifestyle
Health and Wellness
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Photo Gallery
Worst Day Bike Ride
Worst Day of the Year Bike Ride raises funds for Homeward Bound.
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Special Project
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Sports
Rockies Spring Training
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Outdoors
Ride Magazine
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NEWS »
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Police: Man tried to grab girl in Fruita park
Fruita police are investigating a report that a man tried to grab a 12-year-old girl in a park … more
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Health students earn medals at state
Forty Grand Valley students were honored Feb. 26-28 at the HOSA Future Health Professionals State … more
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Left high and dry
A struggling downtown theater operator gave himself until Monday to raise $5,500 to cover the cost … more
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Biz Briefcase: March 5, 2015
Award-winning author talks on creating characters Saturday … more
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Biz Buzz: March 5, 2015
Hipster athletes with all the moves have marked their calendars for the March 21 “Silo … more
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Blotter, March 5, 2015
Psilocybin sale alleged … more
OPINION »
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Suppressing views not the American way
Friday has come and gone and John Casey, climate change denier, spoke at last week’s Energy … more
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Printed Letters: March 5, 2015
It looks like Dan Thurlow and Ray Scott’s attempt to reduce clean energy requirements of … more
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Hillary’s secretive ways
The Obama administration has been roundly criticized for failing to live up to an inaugural day … more
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Email letters, March 4, 2015
Recent headline was disrespectful to teen and her family First of all, I do not know Kelly Myers … more
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Opportunity knocks for workforce center
Congress overhauled the federal program that funds workforce centers last year, presenting an … more
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State of the Rockies polling data affirms high value Coloradans put on public lands
Addressing the crowd at a mock auction of the Grand Canyon — staged to bring attention to … more
SPORTS & OUTDOORS »
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Tigers can’t keep up with Overland
AURORA — The Grand Junction High School boys basketball team knew it faced an uphill battle … more
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Central’s Nicole Monte finishes 2nd at state bowling competition
Nicole Monte thought it would be fun to try bowling, so she did. … more
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Jussel: Don’t expect a big splash by Broncos in free agency
In another few days, the National Football League free-agency frenzy will begin. … more
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Sports Briefs, March 4, 2015
College Skiing … more
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Defense doesn’t rest
Colorado Mesa’s women’s basketball team has found its calling card. … more
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JUCO baseball poll, March 4, 2015
NJCAA Top 20 … more
LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT »
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Cheers! Beach Daydream
Beach daydream … more
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AND ANOTHER THING ...
Drones have always seemed like a great idea to me. You’d see hovering versions of … more
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GET THE FIT
Not too long ago — say 30 years or so — a man could walk into a store and buy a pair … more
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The Potluck Club mixes good food, community
My husband Fred and I recently accepted an invitation from good friends and Fruita residents, … more
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Visible means of support
Calming relief is the first emotion that washes over survivors when they enter the library at St. … more
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Health Briefs, March 3, 2015
Doctor to discuss lifestyle and multiple sclerosis … more
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Sheriffs from Colorado, elsewhere sue state over legal pot
DENVER (AP) — Ten sheriffs from three different states sued Colorado Thursday for legalizing marijuana.
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Holocaust survivor in Denver preserves memories in book
DENVER (AP) — From her kitchen window, Paula Burger can see children playing in the snow. On days like this, she thinks of the harsh winters when she, her little brother, her father and other Jews were hiding from the Nazis in the wilderness.
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Opening statements in theater shooting expected in April
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) — Jury selection in the Colorado theater shooting case is moving faster than expected, with opening statements now expected next month.
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Peyton Manning back for 18th season, signs contract
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Peyton Manning has passed his physical and signed his revised contract Thursday.
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Remains of Korean War POW returned to Colorado
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) — The remains of an Army corporal who died while a prisoner of war in North Korea have been returned to Colorado, 65 years ago after he disappeared.
NATION »
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Plane skids off LaGuardia runway, crashes into fence; 6 hurt
NEW YORK (AP) — A plane from Atlanta skidded off a runway at LaGuardia Airport while landing Thursday, crashing through a chain-link fence and coming to rest with its nose perilously close to the edge of an icy bay.
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Ringling Bros. phasing out iconic elephant acts by 2018
POLK CITY, Fla. (AP) — The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will phase out the show's iconic elephants from its performances by 2018, telling The Associated Press exclusively that growing public concern about how the animals are treated led to the decision.
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Why is Ringling removing elephants from the circus?
POLK CITY, Fla. (AP) — The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus announced Thursday it will phase out the show's iconic elephants from its performances by 2018.
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Jodi Arias won't be sentenced to death after jury deadlocks
PHOENIX (AP) — Convicted murderer Jodi Arias was spared the death penalty Thursday after jurors deadlocked on whether she should be executed or sent to prison for life for killing her lover in 2008.
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Major survey shows most Americans support same-sex marriage
WASHINGTON (AP) — In the late 1980s, support for gay marriage was essentially unheard of in America.
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