Giving

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Dec 222004
 

Wow.. what a gift.

DENVER -- Some last-minute shoppers at a K-Mart store in Longmont are celebrating after getting an early Christmas present.

An anonymous woman and her son showed up at the store and asked to pick up the tab for about a dozen customers. Store manager Linda Linville said she walked around with the pair as they picked out the shoppers they would help.

The recipients all either had children or were buying things for children.

The customers didn't know what was happening until they got to the checkout line. The woman and her son -- who offered the help as their Christmas presents to each other -- watched from a bench nearby.

The woman also asked the manager to slip a $100 bill in one woman's pocket. She found it out in the parking lot when she reached for her keys.

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In His Nature

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Oct 282004
 

DENVER – A Good Samaritan is recovering from a single gunshot wound to his chest. He was shot Thursday afternoon trying to thwart a trio of purse snatchers near 8th and Santa Fe.
Matt Casias, 26, was in fair condition at Denver Health Thursday night. The woman who was the target of the robbery attempt was not harmed.

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Survivor

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Oct 282004
 

Anthony Sukto is just 8-years-old. He did what no child should ever have to do.

Dispatcher: 911, what are you reporting?
Anthony: Please, come. Take out me.
Dispatcher: What’s going on?
Anthony: My daddy killed me with a knife and I’m gone. Please send the Army men or the ambulance. Continue reading »

Oct 242004
 

If you're having problems making a choice, why don't you just boil it down to this... and ask yourself which path you'd like this country to go down.

In life, we put on the mask of a certain race, a certain time, a certain group of ethical commitments, and so forth, and we stand for those, but we also know that what we are is only one half of something that the other fellow represents on the other side.
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