CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- Investigators call them "Smash-and-Grabs." That's where a thief shatters a window, crawls inside a store then makes off with some quick cash or other loot.

Police in metro Denver were looking for suspects Wednesday who might be connected to almost two dozen burglaries of beauty salon-type businesses in the last few days.

Share + Sep 9, 2009 4:19 pm US/Mountain Written by Kathy Walsh Reporting Kathy Walsh AURORA, Colo.

Smash-and-grab thieves stole at least $140 and broke numerous windows when they went on a rampage early today targeting seven businesses in the southeast metropolitan area.

World Youth Day 1993 was described by Pope John Paul II as "a revolution," the fruit of which continues to manifest itself in vocations to the priesthood and in the vibrant faith life experienced in the Denver Archdiocese.

During the appointment, he expected the kidney specialist to tell him he needed to start dialysis: treatment required when kidneys no longer function on their own.

Fourteen-year-old Kevin Ahfat was visibly and audibly in sync with the piano music he played on a recent Sunday at Our Lady of Loreto Church in Foxfield during a regularly scheduled Mass.

Marie and Jim Mackenzie were early "settlers" when they moved to what is now Foxfield more than 40 years ago.

Deacon Candidate Ed Armijo, appointed deacon at St. John the Evangelist Parish in Loveland, effective June 1, 2009.

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