Stories published December 4, 2007

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• Greeley bans free samples of tobacco
• Tobacco company snubbed in Greeley
• Rockies offer Cook 3-year extension
• Aurora panel says minority hires lacking
• Signing Santa gets wish lists
• Rockies try to trade Barmes for Houston’s Burke
• Judge: Jury should hear claims of poor police training
• Frontier on track to launch Lynx unit
• Sakic out for Wednesday’s Avalanche game
• Broncos waive Adams, Shoate
• Common Sense pretty common after all
• Broncos' Henry wins appeal
• Masters interview lost
• Two PUC commissioners to depart
• Glass building in Civic Center?
• Sometimes GMs don't know what they have
• Man held in sex assaults
• 3 finalists for CCD helm
• Wildfire evacuates homes
• Rockies, Tigers exchange relievers
• Footprint may be pivotal
• Plea dealing scrubs Nuggets guard J.R. Smith's arraignment
• Staying out of pits
• Threat at Conifer High
• A family's health isn't dictated by parents' sexual orientation
• Dog lover stands up for Rolo
• Cystic fibrosis treatment gets lift from down deep
• We're No. 4 for walking
• Hats off! It's windy, with a chance of snow on the way
• Boulder confronts big SUVs
• Horse falls on Denver cop
• Broncos QB gets summons
• Colo Quiz
• EHRINGER: Surfer found a home on Colorado's snowy slopes
• MCNEIL: Keep your toes toasty with Hot Gear bag
• Regional scene
• Finish line
• LEGWOLD: If Denver parties like it's 1999, theme will be that of pity
• Nuggets quickly getting healthy
• DENTRY: Only mallards seem to be missing
• Stingy Nabokov derails Colorado
• 2007's organization of the year
• Tedford, Cal weigh their bowl blessings
• Giants leading rusher Ward out for season with broken leg
• Broncos sharpen their focus
• Shanahan closes ranks
• Tracks
• Old Stapleton hangar lands landmark status
• Couple reclaim marijuana
• LITTWIN: Huckabee finds stride with 'little guy'
• Move over Kansas City: Big Jim's ribs rule in Parker
• Jail likely for drugs in Denver
• Backfire? 'Too many cops'
• To protect, preserve
• Troops will miss holidays, birthdays
• Cop hurt when horse falls on top of him
• Backup Bronco QB Hackney gets summons
• CU workers report exposure to fumes
• Carbon monoxide eyed in baby's death
• Extra!, December 4
• Republican legislators offer their own health insurance proposals
• Coalition: Hospital deal violates law
• End comes for historic house
• 6 questions for astronaut Dr. Scott Parazynski
• FasTracks makes gains in popularity
• Masters' attorneys focus on discovery
• Worker didn't use election data for personal gain, audit finds
• 2 ads blast Udall; both termed false
• MASSARO: Outcome uncertain in trip back to Pearl Harbor
• State fair remains on financial life support
• Girl, 16, pleads guilty to two charges in fatal traffic crash
• Air Force sergeant charged in tapes case
• PARKER: We'll miss grand Aurora, but 11th and Grant awaits
• Those '70s shows
• DR. WEIL: Early period means more estrogen, risk
• A spare tire can be a sign of diabetes or heart disease
• Skip the sugar - add some 'C' to tea
• DVD's of the week
• Suicide rate highest among senior males
• PEARSON: Deconstructing a monster
• On the air
• Ask!, December 4
• TV producer Rick Schmidt loved poker, acting, Broncos
• Blue-ribbon workout
• Canadians find Vail doggone cheap, eh?
• A fundamental right
• CARROLL: Scolding the public
• Agrium seeds $2.65 billion deal for UAP
• Defund enforcement?
• Ignorance is bliss
• My misguided notion
• Most Americans applaud Tancredo
• Women need a choice in their pregnancies
• Why the surprise over DIA's long lines?
• Columnist Johnson contradicts himself
• Polis conference call apparently a setup
• 'Gas guzzler' tax an attack on middle class
• Hold the line
• Chavez unlikely to abandon soaring ambition
• Frontier soars in arrival ratings
• Rock Bottom lays off 36 at headquarters
• Pay phones fade away at AT&T
• Telluride gets an A for efforts on environment
• Business briefing, December 4