| DENVER -- Young students in Colorado schools can face ticketing or charges for scrawling doodles on a desk, accidentally hitting a teacher with a beanbag chair, or swiping a stick of gum from a teacher's purse. BLOG POSTS  | Jason Salzman: Excuse Me Republicans, But How Will You Pay for That?
Reporter Tim Hoover received House Speaker McNulty's good news about the end of the "tough budget" era, allowing seniors to enjoy a tax break on property taxes. And so he asked McNulty how he'd adjust the state budget to pay for it. |  | Anisha Lakhani: Newton Running's CEO Jerry Lee: The All-American Stride
The Boulder, Colorado-based Newton Running is a rookie star growing at a rate of 100 percent a year. Their running shoes are the first choice for star Ironman triathletes such as Michelle Jones and Craig Alexander. |  | Connie Lawn: Successful Visit of New Zealand Prime Minister John Key to Washington
Despite the debt crises, the Prime Minister was able to meet with many of the most important Cabinet officials, lawmakers, and the president. He met with the president for about a half an hour, and then they made statements to the press corps. |  | Jessica Corry: How Not to Pick Aurora's Mayor
While the race for mayor of Aurora is basically among various flavors of Republicans, including one convert to the party and one defector from it, the race is not your father's GOP primary. |  | Robert Schwab: Regis-Based Capital Congress Reaches Out for Small Business
I just posted two ideas to a website being run by the Colorado Capital Congress, a new advocate for providing capital to small businesses that need it to survive in today's harsh economic climate. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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