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Election Results
Congressional District 6
  • Mike Coffman - 28,457 votes (40 percent)
  • Wil Armstrong - 23,267 (33 percent)
  • Ted Harvey - 10,830 (15 percent)
  • Steve Ward - 8,407 votes (12 percent)
Coffman takes GOP primary
Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com<br><br> Mike Coffman and Cynthia Coffman greet supporters at the Denver Mariott South in Lone Tree Aug. 12 before Coffman gave his victory speech. He won the Republican primary for the 6th Congressional District against Wil Armstrong, Ted Harvey and Steve Ward.
Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com

Mike Coffman and Cynthia Coffman greet supporters at the Denver Mariott South in Lone Tree Aug. 12 before Coffman gave his victory speech. He won the Republican primary for the 6th Congressional District against Wil Armstrong, Ted Harvey and Steve Ward.
Colorado Secretary of State Mike Coffman, a veteran of winning elections at state levels, finished atop the four-way Republican race in Congressional District 6....
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Chambers wins GOP nomination for district attorney
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District Attorney Carol Chambers has won the Republican nomination to keep her job after a contentious challenge from within her own party....
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Clapp claims Republican nod
Lauri Clapp and Linda Newell will be on the November ballot for state Senate District 26....
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A Final Salute
Littleton native receives Purple Heart posthumously
Photos by Paige Ingram | pingram@ccnewspapers.com<br><br> Parents Paul and Evelyn Hon and brother Bill Hon accepted a Purple Heart for Jim Hon, a Littleton native who served in the Vietnam War.
Photos by Paige Ingram | pingram@ccnewspapers.com

Parents Paul and Evelyn Hon and brother Bill Hon accepted a Purple Heart for Jim Hon, a Littleton native who served in the Vietnam War.
When news spread in 2003 of the death of James Dean Hon - a longtime Littleton resident and Vietnam veteran - it struck a chord with Gayle Browning.
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Re-creating political passion
Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com<br><br> The whole world will be watching as South Metro resident Glenn Spagnuolo ventures to ‘Recreate ’68’ at the upcoming Democratic National Convention, Aug. 25-28, in Denver.
Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com

The whole world will be watching as South Metro resident Glenn Spagnuolo ventures to ‘Recreate ’68’ at the upcoming Democratic National Convention, Aug. 25-28, in Denver.
The whole world was watching — but not Glenn Spagnuolo....
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Snow-removal plan doesn’t stick
"It is the objective of the city to provide the public adequate mobility in the city during snow storms, to maintain reasonable walking conditions, to provide access to local businesses, and to maintain access to hospitals and local medical facilities and emergency vehicles."...
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District attorney answers her critics
Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com<br><br> District Attorney Carol Chambers has fostered a tough-on-crime reputation and has generated significant controversy since being elected in 2004. She is facing primary opponent George Brauchler as she seeks a second term as chief prosecutor in the 18th Judicial District, which includes Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties.
Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com

District Attorney Carol Chambers has fostered a tough-on-crime reputation and has generated significant controversy since being elected in 2004. She is facing primary opponent George Brauchler as she seeks a second term as chief prosecutor in the 18th Judicial District, which includes Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties.
District Attorney Carol Chambers has always been controversial — even before she took office as a first-term chief prosecutor in the 18th Judicial District....
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Area routes part of service changes
Maria Porterfield shook her head upon receiving the news that she can no longer catch the AT SkyRide bus at the Mineral Light Rail Station after Aug. 17....
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Littleton schools score high on tests
In every grade and every subject tested, Littleton Public Schools scored above the state average in the 2008 Colorado Student Assessment Program tests....
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News & Features
City celebrates 3rd annual health event
The City of Centennial and Centennial Medical Plaza will once again join forces to promote a citywide health and wellness campaign with a community event, beginning at 6 p.m. Aug. 9 at the Medical Plaza, 14200 East Arapahoe Road....
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City seeks first credit rating for future funding
A city’s credit rating is similar to a person’s credit score....
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Electronic recycling offered
Old electronics can find a new use at the E-Cycle event Aug. 10 in Centennial....
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City seeks nominations for first-ever business awards
The City of Centennial is seeking nominations for The Best of Centennial 2008 awards....
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Sports
Highlands Ranch's Artemev competes in Olympics
Alexander "Sasha" Artemev flew across the Pacific Ocean as a reserve on the U.S. Olympic men's gymnastics squad. Several days later he was helping the team of first-time Olympic competitors win a surprise bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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Arapahoe seniors make trip
to The Children's Hospital to help
For the first time under football coach Mike Campbell's tenure, 18 Arapahoe High School seniors took on a different challenge.
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