Day: October 21, 2018

Author interview: Doris Kearns Goodwin on leadership, her new book, and her upcoming visit to Denver

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Although noted historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin has spent countless hours researching and writing about presidents Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson, she learned something new about each of the men as she wrote her newest book, “Leadership: In Turbulent Times” (Simon & Schuster). Doris Kearns Goodwin says someone
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PHOTOS: Pumpkin Nights sends you through 8 creative, colorful lands of 3,000 jack-o’-lanterns

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Your travels through Pumpkin Nights starts with a undertaking. Keep the eyes peeled for the pumpkin symbols as you make your way through eight pumpkin lands made of more than carved pumpkins. One is hidden in each property (they stand out with colours and sparkles) for you to photograph. Decode your symbols to the magician
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Host of outdoor fall events canceled across Front Range due to snow, though Broncos fans are undeterred

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Surfing a pumpkin patch or wandering through a corn maze are often lovely ways to spend an autumn Sunday. Except now. Inches of snow and temperatures in the 20s driven companies to cancel their fall actions that were projected. Around 7 inches of snow fell north of Denver first Sunday morning, while over two inches
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From Flobots to Nathaniel Rateliff and #WomenCrush, finding social justice through music

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Long prior to their platinum revenue, international excursions, or work for contemporary ballet company Wonderbound, the associates of Denver hip-hop act Flobots saw the possibility in baking activism and education right in their music. “It was always supposed to be symbiotic,” stated creator Jamie Laurie, a.k.a. Jonny 5, that had been inspired by the social-justice
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