Census taker's tactics lead to federal lawsuit Denver Post
A Colorado man who claims an overzealous U.S. census worker hit him with her vehicle after hounding him to complete a population survey took his case to federal court Wednesday.
Colorado company to sell medical food products based on Wake Forest discovery EurekAlert!
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- A Colorado-based company is launching a line of "medical- food" products for the dietary management of asthma, eczema and other allergic conditions based on discoveries by Floyd H. "Ski" Chilton, Ph.D., of Wake Forest University Health Sciences (WFUHS).
Colorado sits poised for political close-up Denver Post
Colorado voters appeared poised to hand Democrats a historic victory Tuesday, giving the party control of the Governor's Mansion, both chambers of the legislature and a majority of the state's congressional delegation for the first time since Dwight D. Eisenhower was in the White House.
Rockies? Goats Are Being Sent to Black Hills New York Times
Colorado is sending some of its growing number of mountain goats to South Dakota, where the goat population has declined in recent years.
Democrats Hopeful, Despite Population Shift ABC 7 Denver
DENVER -- Colorado's population is wealthier, better educated and older -- and significantly more Hispanic -- since President Bush won a safe majority in the state in 2000.
Government program gives students the floor Denver Post
As Alex Chandler watched the final stretch of campaigning in the race for Colorado governor, he had a bit of insight on how it's done.
Rep.-Elect Doug Lamborn R?Colo. New York Times
5th District Pronounced: LAMB-born Residence: Colorado Springs Born: May 24, 1954; Leavenworth, Kan. Religion: Christian Family: Wife, Jeanie Lamborn; five children Education: U. of Kansas, B.S. 1978 (journalism), J.D. 1985 Military Service: None Career: Lawyer Political Highlights: Republican nominee for Kan. House, 1982; Colo. House, 1995-98; Colo. Senate, 1998-present (president pro tempore,
Officers probe shooting of lynx Casper Star-Tribune
DENVER (AP) -- A lynx, a threatened and federally protected species that Colorado has been trying to restore in the state, was found shot to death in the woods about 30 miles north of Durango.
Colorado mountain goats sent to S.D. Denver Post
Wildlife officials have transferred a dozen mountain goats from Colorado to the Black Hills in South Dakota in efforts to boost the goat population there.
Voters reject Colorado-style spending limit Boston Globe
Maine voters for the second time in two years rejected a citizen initiative aimed at reining in taxes and spending, but both sides in the referendum campaign agreed that the underlying issue would not go away.

State Population Facts - Colorado
Census 2000 Population, Change from 1990, Percent Change. COLORADO, 4301261, 1006867, 30.6. Adams County, 363857, 98819, 37.3
Colorado Demography Section Homepage
Selected variables describing the Colorado population. Historical Census - Population totals for Colorado Counties & Places, 1980 to 2000 Graphed output
Colorado - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
As of 2005, Colorado has an estimated population of 4665177, which is an increase of 63356, or 1.4%, from the prior year and an increase of 363162, or 8.4%,
Colorado Population and Demographics - CO Statistics
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Population Aging Center - IBS
Research Program on Problem Behavior, Institute of Behavioral Science - University of Colorado.

Colorado Population and Demographics - CO Statistics
Yellow Pages find local info, white pages, demographics and more using Areaconnect.
Population Aging Center - IBS
Research Program on Problem Behavior, Institute of Behavioral Science - University of Colorado.
Colorado by the Numbers
For example: CBN contains 1990 population data formatted for online display. University of Colorado at Boulder Government Publications Library
Colorado: History, Geography, Population, and State Facts
Information on Colorado — economy, government, culture, state map and flag, major cities, points of interest, famous residents, state motto, symbols,
Population of Colorado
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COLORADO’S POPULATION IN 2050
of Colorado’s expected population growth and then addressing what these projections mean for In 1950, Colorado’s population was just over 1.3 million.
Colorado - Population
Colorado ranked 22nd in population in the US with an estimated total of 4506542 in Between 1990 and 2000, Colorado's population grew from 3294394 to
Colorado's population in perspective
There are 3.4 times as many shoppers annually at Cherry Creek shopping center than Colorado's population. (There are an estimated 15 million shoppers.)