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CBS Colorado. A good life is a series of stories. In the 37 yrs as a journalist I get new ones every day. Have daughters; which means I'm the boss of nothing.
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Likely demise of former El Rancho restaurant in Colorado may hold a lesson

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By Alan Gionet Verified
| MSN Verified
Two years after it closed, Evergreen's storied El Rancho restaurant appears ever more likely to face a wrecking ball. The former Colorado gathering place that opened in 1948 struggled through the years since Interstate 70 opened, diverting traffic from Highway 40, where El Rancho was a destination. But it held a romantic charm and the log architecture made it an iconic building.
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Mitigation with yet another purpose: Training future firefighters in Colorado

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By Alan Gionet Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
The sounds of chainsaws spread across part of Genesee this week, as Mile High Youth Corps workers teamed up with Genesee Foundation workers to thin forest areas in need of mitigation. "It is hard work. It's fulfilling at the end of the day," said worker, 23-year-old London Harcourt. Harcourt is one of the workers who is working not only on mitigating land to prevent fires, but learning skills that will help him attain his dream to be a wildland firefighter.
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Colorado State Patrol on Evergreen hit-and-run: "I think a case will be brought"

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By Alan Gionet Verified
| MSN Verified
More than four months after a hit-and-run that left a beloved local man with a disability dead on an Evergreen highway, investigators indicated Monday they are moving closer to charges in the case. "Those things take time. They take time forensically. They take time investigation hour-wise. They take manpower time," said Colorado State Patrol Captain John Ray, who heads the Vehicular Crimes Unit.
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