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Denver Post News

• Highway Technologies closes its doors before Colfax Marathon May 18, 2013
  On the eve of one of Denver's busiest spring weekends for road closures and major outdoor events, the company providing the traffic barricades for both the Colfax Marathon and American Ninja Warrior competition closed its doors abruptly.
• Denver police officer killed in 1920 no longer lost to history May 18, 2013
  Roy O. Downing was a 23-year-old part-time Denver policeman on a cold morning in December 1920, when the open coal chute of a home on Park Hill's Bellaire Street caught his eye.
• 2013 Summer Arts Preview: Denver theater scene heats up for a summer of great shows May 17, 2013
  Planning a trip this summer? Choose your dates carefully - there are more than a few reasons to stick close to home instead. Denver reaches for new heights this season with a brilliant bill of theater, opera, dance, classical music and art. Here is Denver Post theater critic Lisa Kennedy's summer theater preview.
• Denver school board OKs Stapleton, Park Hill changes May 17, 2013
  Board members with Denver Public Schools on Friday approved a contentious proposal to move a popular Stapleton middle school to an underserved Park Hill neighborhood.
• Colorado sheriffs sue over new gun restrictions May 17, 2013
  Colorado sheriffs upset with new state gun restrictions adopted in the aftermath of last year's mass shootings are trying to invalidate the regulations with a federal lawsuit filed Friday that argues the measures violate the Second Amendment.
• "Duck Dynasty" stars make a call on Castle Rock for school benefit May 17, 2013
  Phil and Willie Robertson, the hirsute stars of A&E reality TV hit "Duck Dynasty," will headline a fundraiser 7 p.m. Sunday night for the tiny Rock Christian Academy at the Douglas County Fairgrounds and Event Center in Castle Rock.