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David Martinez

Reporter · US

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Sep 29, 2026
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Sep 14, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · David Martinez, Staff Reporter

    Local funk, R&B band to perform at CSU's Festival on the Oval during Homecoming Weekend (opens the original)

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    It’s fall in Fort Collins, and Colorado State University is preparing for its annual Homecoming and Family Weekend. Before the Canvas Stadium cannon fires, however, a celebration focused on interactive community engagement will be held for students, alumni and family to visit: the Festival on the Oval. Set to take place on Friday, Oct. 2, the festival will feature interactive booths, a beverage garden and live music performed by Fort Collins band Titonic. “We’re a woman-led (and) founded eight-p

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · David Martinez, Staff Reporter

    President Parsons' Fall Address highlights change as 'our only constant,' acknowledges faculty concerns (opens the original)

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    Colorado State University held its annual Fall Address and University Picnic Sept. 23 with students, faculty and community members gathered together on the Oval. The series of speeches began with Associated Students of CSU President Victoria Quesada-Stoner reciting the CSU land acknowledgement and quoting Mary Ontiveros, CSU’s first vice president for diversity. “She once said that principles need to be a living, breathing document with ideas in it that are part of how we conduct ourselves every

  3. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · David Martinez, Staff Reporter

    Independent pop-up bookstore fundraises $10k to open first brick-and-mortar location (opens the original)

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    After years of operating a pop-up bookstore and partnering with local businesses to set up temporary spaces, The Crowded Bookshelf has opened the doors of its first brick-and-mortar store near the intersection of Drake and Shields. It all started when Renee Becher, the bookstore owner, entered the bookselling industry by working at both a local publisher and a bookstore. “I actually got a job at a local publishing house for a few years and then also got a job working at Old Firehouse Books in Ol

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