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When I first visited CSU as a high school student, the tour guide was very enthusiastic about the fact that CSU was one of the last colleges in the nation to still serve alcohol on its campus. I'll admit: as a teenager quickly entering his adult life, I was excited about that. And when I turned 21, having chosen to attend CSU, a good friend bought me a beer at the Ramskeller bar in the Lory Student Center. Fast forward a few years...

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I believe this means, 'Yeah, more beer for me!'

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The new MAX Bus Rapid Transit System in Fort Collins is an idea that was proposed 14 years ago. We are finally seeing it come to life. Todd Harding had the opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the construction. Here is what he learned:

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Denver Zoo recently welcomed a trio of penguin chicks, representing two different species. Two African penguins hatched on January 28th and February 11th, and a Humboldt penguin hatched on February 14th.

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Fort Collins Police Services has set  prescription drug take-back day for
Saturday, April 27th throughout Larimer County.  Their PRESS RELEASE
lists drop-off sites open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at:

• Fort Collins: Fort Collins Police Services, 2

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Alcohol is suspected as a factor in the crash.

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Adults and parents are responsible for shaping children’s lives. They’re instilling values and core principles …

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If we went into the future and shopped at the new Foothills Mall, this is what it could look like.

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The CSU Housing & Dining Services and Facilities Management are holding their annual Compost Giveaway Day Friday, April 26th, 1-3 p.m., in the Moby Arena parking lot.

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Black bears are coming out...of their winter dens and Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are warning Colorado residents to take precautions to help keep bears wild. Because of dry conditions, bear activity in towns and residential areas may be high again this year.

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I've been following the whole legal marijuana debate pretty closely; not because I'm for or against pot, but because I'm anxious to see where we, as a state, end up on the other side of this brand new legislation. So I'm happy to see that Larimer County is turning its ear to the people to help make some major decisions.

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Colorado’s climate is naturally very arid and its temperatures vary wildly in short periods of time. This along with alkaline soils and a shorter growing season can create many challenges for the gardener in areas like Colorado. However we can grow many fruits successfully.

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