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By On October 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Andrea Chalfin, AP, Business/Labor, Colorado Springs, KRCC News, Legal Affairs, Politics, Round-Up, Taxes

The Colorado Springs E-Town Hall meeting about the 2010 city budget…King Soopers warns employees of a possible lock-out…and, questioning President Obama’s nominee for Colorado’s U.S. attorney.

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Who Should Pay To Keep The Internet’s Locks Secure?
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How Do Companies Boost 401(k) Enrollment? Make It Automatic
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For The Children’s Sake, Put Down That Smartphone
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Far From ‘Infinitesimal’: A Mathematical Paradox’s Role In History
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From ‘Field Of Dreams’ To ‘Draft Day’: Who Cares About The Front Office?
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Woody Allen’s ‘Fading Gigolo’ Full Of Loneliness And Longing
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First Listen: Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, ‘Landmarks’
April 20, 2014 | NPR · One of the world’s best jazz drummers is also a singer-songwriter, session man for Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell and the son of a preacher man. It’s all potently distilled for his band of over 15 years.
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First Listen: The Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger, ‘Midnight Sun’
April 20, 2014 | NPR · Sean Lennon has made one of the best recordings of his career, with help from bassist, singer and partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl. The two follow their acoustic debut with a fabulously fuzzy rock album.
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First Listen: Rodrigo y Gabriela, ’9 Dead Alive’
April 20, 2014 | NPR · The natives of Mexico City offer a stripped-down, intimate recording that’s no less thrilling.
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