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"This is an absolutely
ridiculous decision," CSU
booster and alum Joe Baran
said. "I just feel like tradi-
tion is being stepped on,
and its sad to see. I guaran-
tee that if you took a poll of
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amerences on issues ranging
from immigration policy to
taxes during a luncheon de-
bate at The Ranch.
Fielding questions from a
local media panel and audi-
ence members, Beauprez and
Ritter touted their leadership
abilities, agricultural roots and
visions for the state's future.
tensive business and legisla-
tive experience.
Ritter, a Democrat and for-
mer Denver district attorney,
repeatedly mentioned his
support for Referendum C,
which state voters passed last
year, and the more than $3.7
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Fohce have been unable to talk to
him because of his condition, Davis
said.
There is no fence around Ray's
backyard and an irrigation ditch runs
along the south side of the gated
community.
Ray was not injured during the in-
cident. A 2000 list of concealed -
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Neighbors still have concerns over proposed homeless center
%y By KEVIN DUGGAN
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It would not be a day
shelter where the homeless
would hang out, said Kim
Iwanski, project manager
for center. It would be a
centralized location for the
homeless to meet with rep-
resentatives of various hu-
man service agencies.
For Mike Urie, who lives
in the Greenbriar area close
to where the proposed
Housing Service Day Cen-
ter would be built, the
biggest question is what its
presence would mean for
the area, which is already
home to several human
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service agencies.
"Phis area is the social
services center for Larimer
County, basically," Urie said
following a neighborhood
meeting Monday.
"What we're doing here
is once again enlarging it —
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ing," he said. "How big will
it i -�ontually get?"
About 50 people turned
out for the meeting at Grace
Fellowship Church, 1201 N.
College Ave. Several of
those attending work for lo-
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including Catholic Charities
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Northern, which would
manage the facility.
The center would be built
at the comer of Blue Spruce
Drive and Conifer Street It
would offer case manage-
ment for the people who are
homeless or in danger of
losing their homes.
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Proponents said the cen-
ter would serve people
who are already in the area
to receive services, such as
food from the Food Bank
for Larimer County.
"If you don4 have it located
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