 02/26/10 TIMNATH - A dinosaur sculpted from antique farm machinery has been demolished by a car after standing for 20 years as a northern Colorado landmark. The Colorado State Patrol reported a car veered off an access road beside Interstate 25 Tuesday and crashed into the sculpture.
 02/25/10 A whimsical metal sculpture at the I-25 and Harmony Road exit for Fort Collins - dubbed "Dino" by many area schoolchildren - was demolished Tuesday night after being hit by a car that ran off the frontage road.
 02/25/10 Associated Press - February 25, 2010 2:54 PM ET TIMNATH, Colo. (AP) - A dinosaur sculpted from antique farm machinery has been demolished by a car after standing for 20 years as a northern...
 02/25/10 TIMNATH, Colo. - A dinosaur sculpted from antique farm machinery has been demolished by a car after standing for 20 years as a northern Colorado landmark. The state patrol says a car veered off an access road beside Interstate 25 Tuesday and crashed into the sculpture. The patrol says the driver, 26-year-old Kacie Tomlinson of Windsor, suffered minor injuries and was issued a summons alleging ...
 02/25/10 TIMNATH - A longtime landmark at the Interstate 25 and Harmony Road exit has been destroyed.
 02/25/10 A dinosaur sculpted from antique farm machinery has been demolished by a car after standing for 20 years as a northern Colorado landmark. The state patrol says a car veered off an access road beside Interstate 25 Tuesday and crashed into the sculpture. The patrol says the driver, 26-year-old Kacie Tomlinson of Windsor, suffered minor injuries and was issued a summons alleging driving under the ...
 02/25/10 MOFFAT COUNTY - Shell Oil Co. said Tuesday it is abandoning its quest for water rights from the Yampa River in northwest Colorado to develop oil shale production, citing delays in the project due to the global economic downturn. The Yampa is the last free-flowing river in Colorado, uninterrupted by dams or other diversions. It winds through Dinosaur National Monument and is a popular rafting ...
 02/19/10 In Science magazine this week, paleontologists are announcing the discovery of a new genus of ancient giant fish, uncovered in the chalk deposits of Kansas, Britain and elsewhere. And with that discovery comes the story of the relentless Kansas family that solved a fish science mystery.
 02/19/10 Giant Plankton-eating Fishes said to have Diet Akin to today's Baleen Whales, Basking Sharks and Manta Rays
 02/18/10 The White House said Wednesday that the 1-year-old federal stimulus law created or saved 18,000 jobs in Utah and made...
 02/18/10 In Science magazine this week, paleontologists are announcing the discovery of a new genus of ancien
 02/18/10 The city of Fort Collins opposes the planned alignment of entrepreneur Aaron Million's Regional Watershed Supply Project because the pipeline would run through the city's new Soapstone Prairie Natural Area and Meadow Springs Ranch.
 02/17/10 A federal judge has decided the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance will be allowed to defend its own interests in a lawsuit filed by three oil companies and three Utah counties over a hotly disputed 2008 oil and gas lease sale in Salt Lake City.
 02/09/10 The housing market in Denver has seen an appreciable increase this year despite the bleak scenario e...
 02/06/10 Fossils provide pictures of past lives frozen in time. The hills, prairies, woods and creek beds of Wise County are rife and rich with fossil remains. They hold the images of countless creatures of bygone eras.
 02/04/10 In February 1955, it appeared Gooseberry dam would be built in short order.
 02/04/10 A new report, Adult Immunization: Shots to Save Lives, released today by the Trust for America's Health (TFAH), the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) found that more than 30 percent of adults ages 65 and older had not been immunized against pneumonia in 36 states as of 2008. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and ...
 02/03/10 Two new officers have been assigned to the All Crimes Enforcement Team drug task force. Craig Police Chief Walt Vanatta appointed sergeant Marvin Cameron, a 14-year veteran, and Sheriff Tim Jantz appointed former Dinosaur deputy Bhrent Shock to ACET.
 02/03/10 Jeff and Denise Roberts love to roam the hills south of Richfield, sleuthing for fossils and ancient artifacts. During one of those trips several years ago, the couple found fossilized jaw bones so small they can sit on a penny.
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01/28/10 The Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center in Colorado Springs offers a variety of exhibits, including a one-of-a-kind dinosaur. Theio, short for Theiophytalia kerri, was discovered in Garden of the Gods in 1878 by a Colorado College professor. It was misidentified for more than 100 years, but has now been pegged as the only one ever found. Here's a rundown of the 7 hands-on displays at the ... |