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FORT COLLINS — Voters in Fort Collins have overwhelmingly directed the city to try and buy the land that once held Hughes Stadium from the Colorado State University System and turn it into public land. According to preliminary vote tallies from the Fort Collins Clerk’s Office early Wednesday morning, 68.61% voted in favor of the citizen-led initiative. More than 40,000 voters cast ballots in this election, easily surpassing the record for the number of ballots cast in a city election since the turn of the millennium. The fight over Hughes The CSU System first went under contract to sell ...

KUNC Mountain bikers take a break along a trail in the Maxwell Natural Area just west of the Hughes property in Fort Collins. Fort Collins city leaders have cemented language for a citizen-led ballot initiative seeking to preserve the former location of Colorado State University’s Hughes Stadium as open space, even as the school presses forward with its own redevelopment plans. City council voted unanimously on Tuesday to send the measure to residents in its upcoming April 6 municipal election. If passed, it would force the city to zone the land as open space and attempt to purchase it fro...

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If you look at the people 9/11, san bernardino, orlando, you have a slew of countries none of them affected by this order. so that has a lot of people saying where did this list come from? as we've reported, it was based on a list drawn up by congress and signed by president obama in a very different context, a list of countries where largely european citizens passed through them, they would get extensive or extra vetting. it was never a ban based on that list. it was basically a place where congress said it's dangerous over there, not a place where congress said, oh, that's exporting danger o...

We start thinking that this is normal. >> and a lot of his critics say that he did have a chance in the first two years of the administration to get this kind of the tighter gun restrictions out of the way when he had democratic majorities in the congress, but he had other priorities at that time, and that is a criticism that has been leveled against him, and you have heard that. >> sure. if you go back to look at the reporting from the first couple of years of the presidency, the white house and then chief of staff rahm emanuel told the attorney general then eric holder to cool it, although m...