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	output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912189957/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Saturday\'s weather</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>Temperatures remain in the 40s during the weekend with a mix of sun and clouds across northern Colorado. <br />Looking ahead to next week, Monday remains dry across the state with afternoon highs close to 50 degrees. Dreaming of a white Christmas? The next storm drops out of the northwest Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures will fall into the upper 20s or lower 30s with a chance for light snow both days. Be sure to plan extra time if you\'re traveling through Colorado by midweek. Sunshine should return for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day but temperatures remain chilly. While there won\'t actually be snow falling on the holiday, there should be some fresh snow on the ground and powder on the slopes.<br />While the weather will be uneventful in Colorado this weekend, a major winter storm is hitting the east coast. Heavy snow and strong winds will move across the mid-Atlantic states today. Travel problems including long airport delays are expected. <br />Stay with Fox 31 News for the latest informati</div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912189958/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Saturday\'s events</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>SATURDAY, DEC. 19<br /> "A Christmas Memory" and "Amahl and the Night Visitors," 2 and 7 p.m. at Greeley Central High School, 1515 14th Ave. Presented by the Greeley Stampede Troupe. $6-$8. Details: stampedetroupe.com.<br /> SANTA LUCIA, Swedish Heritage Society of Northern Colorado, noon at Eaton Evangelical Free Church, 1325 3rd St., Eaton. Bring a dish to share and your own table service. Jultomten, Swedish version of Santa Claus, will visit.<br /> MOUNTAIN STATES YOUNG GUNS, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. at Island Grove Livestock Building, Greeley. Mutton Bustin\' through Senior Bulls. Ages 4-19. Awards. Details: 284-0966 or themsyg.com.<br /> SANTA VISITS GREEELY VFW POST 2121, 1-2 p.m. at the VFW Post 2121, 2514 7th Ave., Greeley. Come see Santa.<br /></div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912189959/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Saturday\'s sports events</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>Saturday, Dec. 19<br /> Pro Hockey<br />Missouri Mavericks at Colorado Eagles, 7 p.m.<br /> College Men\'s Basketball<br />Northern Colorado at Oklahoma, TBA <br /> College Women\'s Basketball<br />St. Mary\'s (Calif) at Northern Colorado, 7 p.m. <br /> Boys Basketball<br />Prairie at Briggsdale, 7 p.m.; Sterling at Fort Lupton, 7 p.m.; Peyton at Valley, TBA; Highland, Pawnee at Wiggins Tournament <br /> Girls Basketball<br />Prairie at Briggsdale, 4 p.m.; Fort Lupton at Sterling, 7 p.m.; Roosevelt at Aurora Central, 7 p.m.; Peyton at Valley, TBA; Highland, Pawnee at Wiggins Tournament<br /> Girls Swimming<br />Greeley Central, Greeley West, Northridge, Windsor at Coaches Invitational, Mountain View, 8:30 a.m.<br /> Wrestling<br />Fort Lupton at Centaurus, 8 a.m.; Eaton, Greeley Central, Greeley West, Highland, Northridge, Platte Valley, University, Valley, Weld Central, Windsor, Fort Lupton at Northern Colorado Christmas Tournament; Roosevelt at Warrior Classic, Grand Junction. 10 a.m.<br /></div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199987/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>United Way awards Greeley woman a new car</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>United Way of Weld County on Thursday announced that Kathy Stiers of Hensel Phelps Construction won the $20,000 car voucher in the nonprofit\'s annual campaign this year.<br />She was among 10 semifinalists who had donated a minimum of $156 per year to United Way. As of Friday, pledges and contributions totaled $1.6 million, or 57 percent of the community campaign goal of $2.85 million.<br />The car giveaway was sponsored by Ehrlich Family of Dealerships, Ghent Motor Co., Honda of Greeley, Spradley Barr Ford and Weld County Garage. Stiers will be able to put the $20,000 voucher toward a car at any of those dealerships.<br />The first runner-up, Chris Wilkinson of Bank of Choice, was presented with a $250 Visa gift card; second runner-up Terri Hundley of North Colorado Medical Center received a $100 Visa gift card; and all other semifinalists received a $50 Visa gift card. <br />"This final drawing for the car voucher is certainly not an end to the campaign," said Christi Smith, United Way\'s</div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199984/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Valley High is a study in transition as laptop program rolls out</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'picContainer\'><img src=\'http://www.greeleytribune.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Avis=GR&amp;Dato=20091219&amp;Kategori=NEWS&amp;Lopenr=912199984&amp;Ref=AR&amp;MaxW=314&amp;maxh=314\' style=\'border:1px solid #c3c2c2;\'></div> <div id=\'story\'>GILCREST - Valley High School student Everett Collins walked into Glenn Gregory\'s classroom Friday, the last day of class before winter break, and handed him a black, roughly 2-inch USB memory stick containing a poetry assignment.<br />There were no papers or notebooks involved and no means for Gregory to scrawl red ink. And for Gregory - a man nearing retirement and slightly resembling comedian Larry David - that\'s a bit of a change.<br />That\'s because Gregory, whose classroom is decorated with dioramas and painted masks inspired by the literature he makes his students read, is a self-proclaimed "old dog." He\'s teaching, however, in a school that gives its students laptops to work on and call their own.<br />"This is my first time using these (laptops) when a whole class has them, so I have to rethink some assignments, like that notebook," Gregory said. "I\'m set in a lot of ways, and you establish certain lesson plans, and you know they work well, </div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199983/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>District 6 may change graduation standards</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>Greeley-Evans School District 6 officials plan to revise the district\'s graduation requirements, tentatively targeting elective, vocational and physical education classes in a draft plan to lower the number of credits needed to graduate.<br />The plan, which was unveiled to teachers to the surprise and dissatisfaction of some during meetings Wednesday, calls for the district to lower the number of semester credits needed to graduate from 50 to 44. In the process, the district would scale back the number of elective credits needed from 17 to 14, while also lowering the required social studies credits from seven to six. The number of credits for health and physical education would be lowered from four to three, while the district also would eliminate the one-credit requirement for vocational education.<br />Dana Selzer, assistant superintendent for the district, cautioned that the new requirements were not final. Rather, they were part of a draft that was likely to change before being form</div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199986/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Woman accused of making 48 fake 911 calls</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>A Lochbuie woman was arrested Friday by three police agencies that accused her of making <br />48 phony 911 calls in the past four months.<br />Caryn Sodaro, 44, was booked into the Weld County Jail. Officials said she made calls threatening suicide, asking for a police officer to shoot her or saying her mother was dying of a heart attack.<br />"It was difficult tracing the calls," said Weld County sheriff\'s spokesman Shane Scofield. "She was using a prepaid cell phone, where her name was never attached to the calls or billing. With the help of the phone company, we were finally able to track her down."<br />Scofield said the sheriff\'s office worked with the Fort Lupton and Lochbuie police to trace the calls, which were coming in to the Weld County dispatch center. <br />"At times, she said she had a gun and was going to shoot <br />herself, or jump off a bridge or jump in front of a train," Scofield said. <br />"We had officers rushing to the locations where </div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199989/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Empty Stocking Fund: Family falls on hard times</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'picContainer\'><img src=\'http://www.greeleytribune.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Avis=GR&amp;Dato=20091219&amp;Kategori=NEWS&amp;Lopenr=912199989&amp;Ref=AR&amp;MaxW=314&amp;maxh=314\' style=\'border:1px solid #c3c2c2;\'></div> <div id=\'story\'>FORT COLLINS - Rebecca Wilson and her family turned to the Food Bank for Larimer County this fall to help stretch their food budget.<br />The family of four is living on less money this year as husband, Frank, participates in an electrical apprenticeship. Previously, he worked full time with the Air National Guard security forces.<br />It\'s a short-term financial setback, but his training will ultimately help the family. Her husband\'s apprenticeship keeps him busy with work and classes. He also has requirements he has to meet as a member of the Wyoming Air National Guard.<br />"We know our situation isn\'t going to be like this forever," Rebecca Wilson said. "We\'re trying to stay positive."<br />The family started using the food bank in September after $4,000 in repairs for the family\'s Jeep maxed out their credit. <br />Friends and neighbors suggested the family seek help at the food bank. Rebecca Wilson looked into the requirements online and th</div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199988/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>Housing assistance fair set for January</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>The Weld Foreclosure Coalition, a group of nonprofits and businesspeople formed two years ago to respond to growing foreclosures in the area, will host a Housing Assistance Fair and Forum next month in Greeley.<br />The event will be from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Jan. 16 at the First Baptist Church, 1091 10th Ave., Greeley.<br />It will feature professionals who will meet on a one-on-one basis with homeowners and answer questions on loan modifications, loss mitigation, short sales, refinancing, foreclosure options and services available to support families facing foreclosures.<br />Several participants have registered for the fair, which will be free and will feature several classes. Those will include how to talk with mortgage companies and how to survive a layoff. Free DVDs and information kits will be available to the first 75 families on talking with children when facing tough economic times.<br />Housing and financial counselors from the Consumer Credit Counseling Service, the Colorado Foreclosure Hotline a</div></div></div></p>'; output += '<a href="http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20091219/NEWS/912199990/1002/rss">'; output += '<h1>1,000 kids expected at Migrant Christmas party</h1>'; output += '</a>'; output += '<p><div id=\'bodyContainer\'><div id=\'mainBody\'> <div id=\'story\'>Several local officials and business leaders will become Santa Claus today to help deliver presents in the Migrant Children Fiesta, now in its 12th year.<br />The fiesta, which will run from 2-5 p.m. today at Northridge High School, was created to provide gifts to migrant children and attracts more than 150 volunteers each year, including 18 to 20 Santas. The first celebration, founded by Adolph Diaz, helped 150 children.<br />It\'s expanded exponentially through the years as the fiestas have grown from Greeley to Fort Morgan, Fort Lupton and Burlington, giving presents to more than 14,000 children. The kids will be treated to entertainment, art and crafts, stories, free books, pictures with Santa and more.<br />Diaz created the fiesta because he saw so many migrant children getting used presents for Christmas, where they\'d have to wash their toys before they could play with them. He decided then and there to give them something better. That first year he and a friend raised $500. The party has gro</div></div></div></p>'; 

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