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Dear Eric: I’m a 40-year-old single mom of twin 5-year-olds. I’m a professional woman, but due to my commitments to my children and the overall daily grind, I have little to no time for socialization and dating. However, I need occasional help around the house, and my cousin (let’s call her Jen) was kind enough to refer me to her handyman. He’s helped me with several projects over the last year, and I sense a mutual physical attraction. I am aware that my cousin had a sexual relationship with this man at some point long ago, but it was never…

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Malcolm Roach is going to miss at least the first four games of the Broncos’ season. That doesn’t come as a big surprise, but it is official after Denver put the defensive tackle on injured reserve Saturday. The team announced the move and several other transactions. Roach sustained a Grade 2 calf strain during Thursday’s practice and had already been ruled out of Sunday’s opener against Tennessee. Dr. Kenton Fibel, a primary care sports medicine specialist at Cedars-Sinai Orthopedics in Los Angeles and the Anaheim Ducks’ team doctor, told The Denver Post earlier this week that the recovery time from…

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One person was killed in a hit-and-run crash early Saturday morning Denver’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, according to police. Related Articles 1 killed, 4 injured in Denver hit-and-run crashes since Saturday Cyclist struck in west Denver by hit-and-run driver dies from injuries 3 injured in Denver hit-and-run crashes involving bicycle, scooter Driver in deadly Commerce City hit-and-run sentenced to 7 years in prison Fatal crash on I-25 in Denver caused by hit-and-run drivers, police say Denver Police Department officers were first called to the area of West 14th Avenue and North Lipan Street for a shooting, the agency said on social…

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FORT COLLINS — When Ed Lamb began one of the toughest rebuilding jobs in FCS football, he was sure the solution involved a whole lot of home cooking. Lamb’s plan for Northern Colorado to find more competitive footing in the Big Sky, one of the two power conferences at the FCS level, focused on a heavy dose of in-state high school recruiting. The program hasn’t won more than three games since 2016, and not more than six in any season since joining the Big Sky in 2006. It’s been a slow burn for Lamb with the Bears, but UNC is…

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Metro Denver’s housing market, like a ship caught in the doldrums, has no wind in its sails but neither does it find itself under threat. Buyers purchased 3,636 homes and condos last month, 5.8% fewer than the 3,861 purchased in July and 5.6% fewer than the 3,850 that sold in August a year ago. Sellers pulled back more aggressively, with new listings down 12.5% month-over-month and 8.4% year-over-year. That pushed the inventory of active listings at the end of August down 6.7% to 13,059. Despite the monthly decline, active listings remain up 21.8% from August 2024. “As we enter the…

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Forgive some Colorado Avalanche fans if they’re confused by the lack of noise as training camp beckons. It’s been a while since the Avs have had a relatively quiet, “normal” offseason. There’s no Valeri Nichushkin-related drama to dwell on. There aren’t any non-updates about Gabe Landeskog’s knee to parse. There is one important contract situation to resolve, but it’s not quite the same as Landeskog’s 11th-hour deal in 2021 or Mikko Rantanen’s impasse a year ago. There also might be some consternation that Colorado didn’t do more in light of how last season ended, but team president Joe Sakic said…

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The wife of a retired professional golfer has sold their home in Cherry Hills Village. Suzanne Duval, whose husband David is a former World No. 1, sold the home at 11 Parkway Drive for $3.4 million last month, according to public records. Suzanne, who owns an interior design firm called Maison de DuVal, purchased the home in her name for $1.3 million. David Duval was a prominent player during the late 1990s and early 2000s, known for his aggressive style and intense competitiveness. He now competes on the PGA Tour Champions, for players over the age of 50, and has…

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Moon Alert: After 12 noon EDT today (9 a.m. PDT) there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The Moon is in PISCES. Happy Birthday for Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025: Justice is important for you. You’re adventurous, brave and well-organized. This is a year of service, perhaps service to family. It’s important to take care of yourself because you’re a resource for others. Family, friends and loved ones will turn to you for guidance, comfort and encouragement. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ★★★You have a strong craving for excitement today, which is saying a lot, because you’re an adventurer at…

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LITTLETON — Theo Lee was just like any other freshman at Arapahoe High School, sitting in science class. Except most freshmen don’t receive phone calls like the one Lee did in March. The guy on the other line was part of the coaching staff from Kent State, calling to offer Lee his first FBS college scholarship. “I had to run out of class,” Lee said. “I was crying happy tears. It was awesome.” Lee hadn’t yet started a varsity game, and already had his first offer. He made his second start Friday night for the Warriors, and the 6-foot-5, 235-pound…

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Class 5A 1. Cherry Creek (3-0) won vs. Millard North (Neb.), 42-0. Brady Vodicka threw three first-quarter TD passes to spark the Bruins, who passed another test against an out-of-state team. That third TD was set up by a Colton Heimlicher interception. Jayden Fox’s rushing TD in the second quarter made it 28-0 and essentially sealed the game. Next week: vs. Skyridge (Utah), 7 p.m. Sept. 12. 2. Valor Christian (2-0) at Las Vegas-Faith Lutheran, 7 p.m. Saturday. Next week: Bye. 3. Legend (3-0) won at Columbine, 43-0. The Titans ripped off 21 points in the first quarter in a…

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