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Friday, January 15, 2010 Boulder's KBCO getting a 'second home' in the Denver Tech Center. How can that be? I'm not sure how this works, but even though KBCO (K-Boulder Colorado) is moving to new studios in the Denver Tech
Center this spring, somehow, technically, the station will remain a Boulder station. Huh?Read the Denver Post recap youself. We only report these things. The Denver Business Journal weighs in. Plus, the Colorado Daily. It seems the license will remain tied to Boulder. Plus, its going to be one heck of a daily commute for those employees living in Boulder. Carpooling anyone? Thursday, January 14, 2010 Denver's 9News: Suspect due in court in Tiger Woods 'unfaithful' Gatorade case January 15 update from the Denver Post: Gatorade suspect charged, releasedFrom previous 9News coverage: "A 38-year-old Longmont man is due in federal court Thursday to be advised of charges pending against him after his 'pop art' jab at the world's greatest golfer's extramarital affairs drew the attention of federal investigators. Jason Kay told 9Wants to Know investigators he altered Gatorade labels as a 'pop art' project. A criminal complaint filed in federal court accuses Kay of violating three federal codes that prohibit product tampering." Link to related 9News video Denver Post Huffington Post Wall Street Journal Denver Post: DPS menu for MLK birthday hard for some to digest
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"Denver Public Schools apologized Tuesday for what it called a "well-intentioned but highly insensitive" attempt
to honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.