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Subject Date Page # Headline TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2005-07-17 6B PROJECTS MAY AFFECT TRAFFIC GRAND JUNCTION TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL 2005-07-16 1B IT'S FIT FOR SAVING LIVES; BOOST IN CAR-SEAT CLINICS AIMS TO PROTECT MORE KIDS TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2005-06-01 1B CITY RETHINKING TRAFFIC CALMING POLICY; INCIDENTS IN ORCHARD MESA WILL SPAWN CHANGES ACCIDENTS-TRAFFIC 2005-05-28 1B POLICE ID VICTIMS OF FATAL CRASHES; COLLISIONS HAPPENED HOURS APART THURSDAY ACCIDENTS-TRAFFIC 2005-02-24 3A SEMI HITS WOMAN, 36, IN RIFLE ACCIDENTS-TRAFFIC 2005-02-24 5B VICTIM OF CRASH IN SERIOUS CONDITION TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2005-01-20 1B GJ ROUNDS UP FUNDS TO FIX DANGEROUS INTERSECTION TRAFFIC-BOOKCLIFF PARK AREA 2005-01-19 1B INCONVENIENCE, CONFUSION MARK HILLCREST AREA'S TRAFFIC SITUATION TRAFFIC-RIFLE 2005-01-16 3A RIFLE ROUNDABOUTS MAY BE TOO COSTLY TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2004-10-20 1A CITY FAVORS SOUTHERN PARKWAY BLOCKING TRAFFIC 2004-09-17 3A MAN SUSPECTED OF BLOCKING STREET HABITUAL TRAFFIC OFFENDER 2004-08-11 3A TWO MEN ALLEGEDLY STEAL MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2004-08-06 1A DOMESTIC GEESE ON THE LOOSE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS 2004-07-17 10B MAN WHO FLED COURTROOM ARRESTED TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2004-07-10 1B NEW SIGNS WILL DIRECT GRAND JUNCTION TRAFFIC NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 2004-07-01 1B NEW STATE LAW TOUGHER ON DRUNKEN DRIVING TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2004-06-04 1B DEVELOPER FEES, CITYS SHARE RISE WITH TRAFFIC TRAFFIC-GARFIELD COUNTY 2004-05-25 3A GARCO PLANS AGGRESSIVE TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2004-05-25 1B FEES TO OFFSET TRAFFIC IMPACT UNDER REVIEW-PROPOSAL WOULD BOOST COSTS OF BUILDING; DEVELOPERS OPPOSED TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2004-05-13 1B WORK CREW BREAKS WATER LINE TRAFFIC-COLORADO 2004-05-08 1A YEAR-ROUND TRAFFIC IN STATE AMONG WORST IN U.S., REPORT SHOWS TRAFFIC 2004-05-01 1B COLLAPSE OF SEWER LINE TIES UP TRAFFIC TRAFFIC-COLORADO 2004-01-28 1B LAWMAKERS SCORE POINTS WITH TRAFFIC OFFENDERS TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2003-12-19 1B CITY SEES THE 'LIGHT' TRAFFIC-MESA COUNTY 2003-12-11 1B REGIONAL TRAFFIC PLANNING LOOKS TO THE LONG TERM TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2003-10-06 1A VOTE WILL SET SPEED OF GJ BELTWAY PLAN TRAFFIC 2003-10-04 1B CAMERAS FOCUSING ON TRAFFIC TRAFFIC-ORCHARD MESA 2003-09-16 1B SPEED HUMPS TO SLOW TRAFFIC ON SANTA CLARA TRAFFIC-MESA COUNTY 2003-08-26 1B COUNTY GROWTH OF 25,000 SEEN BY 2013 TRAFFIC 2003-08-24 1A MOTHERS WHO LOST SONS WORK TO IMPROVE HIGHWAY SAFETY TRAFFIC 2003-08-10 1D PARKING, TRAFFIC MAIN LINCOLN PARK GRIPES TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2003-07-31 1B CITY-REQUIRED ROADWORK OPENS WITH NO FANFARE TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2003-07-13 1A TO MANY, U.S. 6&50 ROAD PLAN WOULD KILL THEIR BUSINESS TRAFFIC-GRAND JUNCTION 2003-07-08 7B EAST-WEST ROAD STILL CITY TOPIC TRAFFIC 2003-06-10 1B A NEIGHBORLY VISIT - RIVERSIDE AND EL POSO RESIDENTS AIR CONCERNS TRAFFIC 2003-04-24 1B CITY HAS NOT FIGURED PLAN FOR F1/2 ROAD TRAFFIC 2003-04-22 1B COUNTY STUDY SIGNALS DANGER AS FARM ROADS CARRY HEAVIER TRAFFIC TRAFFIC 2003-04-15 14B CITY COUNCIL CHOOSES LOCATION FOR NEW REDLANDS FIRE STATION TRAFFIC 2003-04-06 1B DEVELOPER NOT SOLD ON TRAFFIC-CALMING MEDIANS TRAFFIC 2002-12-26 1A THIS JAMMIN' ISN'T MUSIC TO GJ'S EARS TRAFFIC 2002-12-05 1B STUDY FINDS MORE WRECKS IN WESTERN MESA COUNTY TRAFFIC 2002-12-04 1A SIGNS OF THE FUTURE-CITY REDUCES 'PARADE OF LIGHTS' TRAFFIC 2002-11-05 1B MORE TRAFFIC CIRCLES IN THE WORKS TRAFFIC 2002-08-19 1A GIVE STUDENTS A BRAKE TRAFFIC 2002-06-23 1A DRIVING MESS DAILY-STREET PROJECT DELAYS BUSINESS AND LIVES TRAFFIC 2002-06-04 1B CHANGES IN TRAFFIC FLOW MOVE SLOWLY TRAFFIC 2002-05-24 1B AUTHORITIES PROMISE TOUGHER ENFORCEMENT OF SEAT-BELT LAWS TRAFFIC 2002-05-16 1B OFFICIALS PLAN TO UNTANGLE CITY'S TRAFFIC TRAFFIC 2002-02-27 1A DRIVEN BY TRAFFIC-CITIZENS CLAMOR TO HEAR ABOUT BYPASS PLAN TRAFFIC 2002-02-26 1B NEIGHBORS OPPOSE PLANS FOR NEW CITY MARKET
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