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Authorities removing Occupy protestors
December 13, 2011 7:00 AM
BALTIMORE (AP) - Authorities in full riot gear have been removing Occupy Baltimore protesters from a downtown plaza where they have been camped out for months. Baltimore City police moved into McKeldin Square around 3:30 a.m this morning. The raid appeared to be peaceful. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake issued... more » -
U.C. Davis response makes local protestors "sick"
November 20, 2011 3:15 PM
Colorado Springs Occupy protestors say watching video of police pepper-spraying non-violent protestors in California makes them sick at their stomach. It was at the University of California - Davis, on Friday. Police are shown in amateur videos going up and down a line of protestors sitting on the ground... more » -
"Occupy" tents in Acacia Park no more ... for now
October 16, 2011 12:08 PM
Lt. Pat Rigdon, Colorado Springs Police Department, says that "Occupy" protestors in Acacia Park were issued a warning stating that camping on public property is prohibited around 7:15 am on Sunday morning. Soon after, members of the movement tore down the tents by 9 am and no police hands were... more » -
President Obama raises money in Denver
February 19, 2010 8:12 AM
President Barack Obama attended two fundraising events in Denver for U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet Thursday. Obama praised Bennet during his visit Thursday, calling him an "agent of change" who knows how to make the private sector work. Bennet is facing a primary challenge from former Colorado House Speaker Andrew... more » -
Protestors and Sen. Bennet come face-to-face
January 8, 2010 8:26 PM
Protestors outside of Senator Michael Bennet's office in Colorado Springs came face-to-face with the lawmaker today. At around noon on Friday, several dozen people gathered outside of Bennet's office near Tejon and Boulder to protest the new health care bill. Bennet happened to be attending a campaign fundraiser next... more » -
Columbus Day ceremony attracts supporters, protestors
October 12, 2009 4:17 PM
Monday morning dozens of people braved the cold weather in Pueblo to celebrate Columbus Day at a statue of the Italian explorer. Supporters waved Italian and American flags as they listened to several speakers, including Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini, a retired Italian-American boxer. But not everyone at the annual event... more »
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