By Paul Shockley pshockley@gjfreepress.com Grand Junction, CO, Colorado While alive and featured prominently on the Internet, an incident involving former vice president candidate Sarah Palin’s motorcade in Grand Junction has run its course in the local legal system. Five people charged among a group of nine who briefly blocked Palin’s motorcade on Oct. 20 accepted plea agreements Monday. Mallory Rice, 20, Jacob Richards, 27, Jay Sandstedt, 22, Donald Flynn, 20, and Margret Aneloski, 19, one by one pleaded guilty Monday morning to charges of obstructing government operations, a class 3 misdemeanor. The District Attorney’s office dismissed misdemeanor charges of obstructing...