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DNC fills Denver with excitement
The 2008 Democratic National Convention hadn't even started, and Lacey Ely received a hard lesson on the zoo that Denver has become.
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by Brandon Gee
at 12:00am
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Routt County Democrat volunteers at first-of-its-kind event
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DNC fills Denver with excitement
The 2008 Democratic National Convention hadn't even started, and Lacey Ely received a hard lesson on the zoo that Denver has become.
Some protestors seek peace
Many DNC participants focusing on their message, not muscle
Although tensions flared in Denver on Monday night when police used pepper spray on throngs of protesters in Civic Center Park, several demonstrators across the city said earlier in the day that confrontations with the law couldn't be further from their minds.
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High energy for the first day
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