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DIA chief Phil Washington retiring after 50 years of public service

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By Bruce Finley 
| The Denver Post
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Denver International Airport officials announced Wednesday that chief executive Phil Washington will retire in August after 50 years of public service. Washington has led DIA for five years through its growth into an emerging international hub with 34 nonstop flights to 19 countries, along with 250 nonstop domestic flights. Previously, Washington led metro Denver’s Regional Transportation District and served in the U.S. Army.
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Front Range train stops planned at Broncos and Denver Summit stadiums

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By Bruce Finley 
| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Front Range passenger rail officials are moving ahead with plans to build a Colorado Connector train stop on the west side of the Denver Broncos’ planned new stadium south of downtown, along the existing mainline tracks used for hauling coal and freight.
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Trump threatening 'sanctuary city' airports like Denver's

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By Bruce Finley 
| The Brunswick News
DENVER - A Trump administration threat to shut down international flights in "sanctuary cities" like Denver by withdrawing Customs and Border Protection officers has put the travel industry on guard just ahead of the World Cup. DIA officials "have not been notified directly by the Department of Homeland Security or Customs and Border Protection of any changes," airport spokesperson Courtney Law said Thursday afternoon.
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