Extra, Extra: Colorado May Ban Edibles

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Published Oct 20, 2014

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Developer Bruce Ratner is selling his majority share of the Barclays Center.
Jenny Slate's Marcel The Shell returns, this time with shoes!
Jimmy Fallon is writing a children's book on fatherhood about his daughter Winnie Rose.
New parking meters would allow city drivers to pay before parking regulations begin.
The buzzkills in Colorado want to ban almost all edibles.
Geraldo Rivera took a selfie with cops who responded to his fender bender yesterday.
The city will offer special ebola training to workers who would be on the front lines.
A convenience store in New Jersey was allegedly selling heroin over the counter.
And finally, the world's most patient donkey endures a clumsy game of piggy back:

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