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1. FUZZY SUPER BOWL MATH
The , but the number was “extremely limited” and less than fans realize. Of the tickets available on the secondary market, it appears
2. THE STATE OF THE UNION
Obama’s speech to a joint session of Congress : The federal government can play a key role in increasing opportunities for Americans who have been left behind, unable to benefit from a recovering economy. Meanwhile, Sen. will be a veteran from Grand Junction has worked to raise awareness about veteran suicides since his daughter took her own life in 2012.
3. FACING THE MUSIC
Two Colorado cantaloupe farmers who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a deadly listeria outbreak in 2011 that killed 33 people are scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday. They .
4. LET ME SEE YOUR ID
At what age should adults be allowed to purchase tobacco products? If becomes law, the age would be increased from 18 to 21.
5. SEX-OFFENDER PROGRAM BLASTED
An independent consultant says . The report’s recommendations, if adopted, could dramatically change the supervision of sex offenders, many of whom are now monitored for life.
6. A NEW CEO AT THE HISPANIC CHAMBER
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Denver on Tuesday is , replacing Guillermo “Bill” Vidal.
7. PETE SEEGER DIES AT 94
The banjo-picking troubadour who sang for migrant workers, college students and star-struck presidents in a career that introduced generations of Americans to their folk music heritage .
8. RECOVER PROPERLY
Are you still hanging in there on that New Year’s resolution to get fit in 2014? If so, you’re part of the 64 percent of Americans who makes it past the first month. In today’s Fitness section, , so that you can keep moving toward your goal.
9. VARLAMOV SAVES
Avalanche goalie Semyon Varlamov came up huge in the third period in Dallas, . With 71 points now, the playoffs keep looking more and more like a real possibility for the Avs.
10. MEET THE PRESS
It’s time for that annual rite in which Super Bowl team players are subjected to questions from the media and hangers-on posing as media. Who will be the day’s biggest newsmaker? .
