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• Liberty Bell Replica Tolls Again After Yeas Of Restoration Work

  11-11-2018 22:58
  By Joel Hillan
  DENVER (CBS4) – At 11 a.m. Sunday, bells across America tolled in remembrance of the armistice agreement signed on this date 100 years ago, ending World War I.
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  In Denver, the replica Liberty Bell tolled 21 times in Lincoln Park.
  “I think it just rings that spirit of love for this country and the freedom that we enjoy today, and I’d like to see that continue,” said Susan Donohue.
  Susan Donohue (credit: CBS)
  Donohue was a Regent for the Daughter
  
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• Liberty Bell Replica Tolls Again After Years Of Restoration Work

  11-11-2018 22:58
  By Joel Hillan
  DENVER (CBS4) – At 11 a.m. Sunday, bells across America tolled in remembrance of the armistice agreement signed on this date 100 years ago, ending World War I.
  (credit: CBS)
  In Denver, the replica Liberty Bell tolled 21 times in Lincoln Park.
  “I think it just rings that spirit of love for this country and the freedom that we enjoy today, and I’d like to see that continue,” said Susan Donohue.
  Susan Donohue (credit: CBS)
  Donohue was a Regent for the Daughter
  
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• 14-20 Vehicles Involved In Crash On I-70 During Morning Snow Fall

  11-11-2018 22:29
  DENVER (CBS4) – Icy and snowy conditions played a role in a massive pile-up on Interstate 70 near Vasquez Boulevard in Denver Sunday morning. Police say 14 to 20 vehicles were involved.
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  Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. Westbound lanes of I-70 were reopened right before 9 a.m.
  
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• Citizen Prevents Police Chief From Being Shot By Colorado Runaway

  11-11-2018 22:04
  SALINA, Utah (CBS4) — An armed citizen is being credited with keeping the Salina City Police’s chief from being shot in the back.
  Chief Al Taylor was arresting one of three occupants of a vehicle that was chased into Salina by state troopers on November 7. The vehicle, an Infiniti with Colorado plates, raced through the city at speeds near 100 mph, according to police, before Chief Taylor cut off the driver’s escape.
  The three suspects ditched the Infiniti near a daycare center
  
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• Air Force Running Back Scores Bigger Win After Toppling Lobos

  11-11-2018 20:59
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – Air Force pulled out a big win on Saturday night against New Mexico in Colorado Springs, but it’s the surprise ending that’s arguably the bigger win — at least for one of the team’s running backs.
  Kade Remsberg got down on one knee to propose to his middle school sweetheart… and of course, it was captured on video.
  Had to seal the deal with my middle-school sweetheart Shoutout to the best teammates in the world for helping me
  
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• Volunteers Cook Meal For Homeless As Part Of Community Projects

  11-11-2018 20:00
  DENVER (CBS4) – Hundreds of Coloradans came together to help people struggling with mental health and homelessness on Saturday. Residents at the Sanderson apartment in West Denver enjoyed a home cooked meal thanks to volunteers.
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  The dinner was part of 100 community service projects going on this weekend organized by the nonprofit “Project: Our Town.”
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  “I just think it’s a great opportunity… Thanksgiving is a good time to do tha
  
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• MADD Hosts Candlelight Vigil In Honor Of Coloradans Killed By Drunk Drivers

  11-11-2018 19:30
  By Melissa Garcia
  WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – Hundreds of Coloradans came together at a candle light vigil on Saturday night in Westminster to honor victims killed by drunk drivers.
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  Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) hosted the annual vigil with CBS4’s Shaun Boyd as emcee.
  CBS4’s Shaun Boyd emcees a MADD Colorado vigil. (credit: CBS)
  Families gathered from across the state to support one another in a difficult time of year as the holidays draw near.
  The event ho
  
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• 2-Year Study To Help Wildlife Experts Fight Chronic Wasting Disease

  11-11-2018 19:12
  By Dillon Thomas
  BOULDER COUNTY, CO – Dozens of mule deer in Boulder County will be tagged and equipped with GPS trackers in the coming weeks. Boulder County officials and Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are working to track deer in hopes of staying ahead of chronic wasting disease.
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  “Chronic wasting disease is a neurological disorder,” said Jason Clay, spokesperson for Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
  The disease often causes deer, moose and elk to act lethargic
  
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• Two Workers Fatally Electrocuted At Denver Company’s Mine Near Moab

  11-11-2018 18:59
  MOAB, Utah (AP) — Authorities say two workers were electrocuted and a third injured Saturday when industrial equipment at a potash mine in eastern Utah touched a power line.
  The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office says Russell Helquist and Matthew Johnston died at the Intrepid Potash facility near Moab and a third man, Arthur Secrest, was flown to an unspecified Salt Lake City hospital after being found unconscious but breathing.
  The Sheriff’s Office says all three men lived in ne
  
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• Nevada Beats Reeling Rams 49-10

  11-11-2018 17:56
  RENO, Nev. (AP) — Ty Gangi threw for 404 yards and a career-high tying four touchdowns and Devonte Lee had a pair of 1-yard scoring runs to help Nevada beat Colorado State 49-10 on Saturday night and become bowl eligible.
  Gangi completed 28 of 35 passes with no interceptions and Romeo Doubs had eight receptions for 120 yards and two touchdowns.
  Gangi hit Doubs for a 20-yard TD midway through the first quarter and then sandwiched scoring strikes to Elijah Cooks and Doubs around Lee’s
  
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• Latest Snow Totals From Around Colorado

  11-11-2018 16:17
  By Chris SpearsDENVER (CBS4) – Here are some of the most recent snow totals from CBS4 Weather Watchers and the National Weather Service.
  CBS4 Weather Watcher Steve Lohr reported 4″ of snow before sunrise in Niwot.
  TOTALS AS OF 9:00 AM
  Jamestown – 5.6″Niwot – 5.2″Hygiene – 5.1″Nederland – 5.0″Allenspark – 5.0″Longmont – 4.3″Berthoud – 4.0″Tiny Town – 4.0″Fort Collins – 3.7″Erie
  
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• Latest Colorado Weather Forecast: Cold, Snowy Sunday For Much Of State

  11-11-2018 15:35
  By Chris SpearsDENVER (CBS4) – The weekend will end with you wanting to binge watch tv under a warm blanket, and don’t forget some hearty comfort food!
  A slow-moving storm will cross Colorado today with chilly temperatures and widespread snow in the mountains, foothills and on the adjacent plains.
  By this evening snow will slowly start to taper off from north to south with a very cold night ahead.
  However due to the slow movement of this system we will keep scattered snow showers in
  
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• Cold, Snowy Sunday For Much Of State

  11-11-2018 15:35
  By Chris Spears
  DENVER (CBS4) – A slow-moving storm will cross Colorado today with chilly temperatures and widespread snow in the mountains, foothills and on the adjacent plains.Snow started falling overnight and really expanded in both coverage and intensity just before sunrise.
  RELATED: LATEST SNOW TOTALS FROM AROUND COLORADO
  By tonight snow totals will vary as usual due to our terrain but on average we expect the following…Denver metro 3-6″ (few places may see up to 10&Prim
  
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• The End Of World War I Remembered 100 Years Later

  11-11-2018 06:00
  By Rick Sallinger
  DENVER (CBS4) – It was called “The Great War.” An estimated 16 million people lost their lives. Coloradans played a “great role.” Six hundred and 50 people from this state died fighting the war.
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  So many others served and were able to make it home. Among them was William Bradley Freeman. His grandson, who shares the name, remembers him well. His nickname was “King.”
  “Ah ‘King’ Freeman was on
  
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• The End Of World War I Celebrated 100 Years Later

  11-11-2018 06:00
  By Rick Sallinger
  DENVER (CBS4) – It was called “The Great War.” An estimated 16 million people lost their lives. Coloradans played a “great role.” Six hundred and 50 people from this state died fighting the war.
  (credit: CBS)
  So many others served and were able to make it home. Among them was William Bradley Freeman. His grandson, who shares the name, remembers him well. His nickname was “King.”
  “Ah ‘King’ Freeman was on
  
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• MADD Colorado Victim Resources

  11-11-2018 01:49
   
  
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• No. 10 Washington State Rolls Past Skidding Buffs 31-7

  11-11-2018 01:38
  BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Gardner Minshew II overcame a slow start and three fourth-down failures to lead No. 10 Washington State past nose-diving Colorado 31-7 on Saturday.
  The Cougars (9-1, 6-1 Pac-12, No. 8 CFP) won their sixth straight, but it wasn’t as easy as expected against the Buffaloes (5-5, 2-5), who lost their fifth straight despite the return of star receiver Laviska Shenault Jr.
  Shenault, who had 11 touchdowns during the Buffs’ 5-0 start, was rusty in his return from
  
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• Loveland Ski Area Seeing Historic Start To 2018 Ski Season

  11-11-2018 01:33
  CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – Loveland Ski Area has had a great start to their 2018 ski season — it’s even historic.
  Ski area officials say they’ve had 81 inches of snow this year which is the best start to in its 81-year history.
  81” of snow this year. Best start in our 81 year history! pic.twitter.com/Q3CfMzoxCk
  — Loveland Ski Area (@LovelandSkiArea) November 10, 2018Since opening for the season in October, much more terrain is now ready for skiers
  
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• Colorado Springs Firefighters Help Make Cancer Patient’s Wish Come True

  11-11-2018 01:18
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – The Colorado Springs Fire Department helped fulfill a young girl’s Make-A-Wish wish by filling up a swim spa on Saturday. Laine Lazechko is a cancer patient. She’s one of 50 people diagnosed with a rare cellular disease.
  This is Lanie and she is one of 50 people diagnosed with a rare cellular disease. @wishcolorado answered her wish delivering a swim/spa #CSFD had the honor to fill it for her.So awesome to meet you, Lanie and all the Lazech
  
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• Girl Scouts Engineering Day Helps Expose Young Girls To World Of Science

  11-11-2018 00:41
  By Joel Hillan
  GOLDEN, Colo. (CBS4) – Several hundred Girl Scouts spent their Saturday morning learning about science and engineering on the campus of the Colorado School of Mines. It was part of the school’s annual Girl Scouts Engineering Day.
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  “I’m learning how to engineer things, and I’m learning how to make a robotic hands,” said 10-year-old Jadyn.
  She loves engineering because it involves math and science, her two favorite subjects.
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• ‘It’s A Wonderful Country’: Veteran Takes Pride In Annual Parade

  11-11-2018 00:15
  By Michael Abeyta
  DENVER (CBS4) – Joe Gibson was born and raised in New Orleans, but he calls Colorado home. He came to downtown Denver on Saturday to watch the Veterans Day Parade because he, himself, is a veteran.
  Joe Gibson (credit: CBS)
  “I served in the United States Army Combat Infantry two years 10 days in Germany, and would do it all over again for this wonderful country,” Gibson said.
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  This isn’t his first time here. He’s been coming for ma
  
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• Nonprofit And Former Bronco Team Up To Help Veterans

  11-11-2018 00:00
  ARVADA, Colo. (CBS4)- A former Broncos running back is coming together with a nonprofit to help Colorado veterans. They held an event in Arvada to collect essential winter items for holiday stockings to give to homeless veterans.
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  The Mattersville group also works to create sustainable living options for veterans. Reuben Droughns announced he is donating a piece of land to build a tiny home community.
  It will serve veterans at risk of post traumatic stress disorder and sui
  
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