Month: July 2025

Give Colorado kids a true break from the phone-based childhood (Opinion)

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July 17, 2025 0 2 mths

Think back to your own school days. How much learning, friendship, and fun would have been lost if you had been allowed to bring a small television set to school and watch it all day long, even at lunch and recess? It may seem like […]

Opinion

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July 17, 2025 0 2 mths

Government leaders need to get off wrong side of history and gain new perspective (Letters)

Opinion

by Admin

July 16, 2025 0 2 mths

Trump’s and Bergum’s fear of U.S. history makes them snowflakes (Letters)

Letters

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July 15, 2025 0 2 mths

Colorado’s rural hospitals are failing — and so are policies that attack our nonprofit status (Opinion)

Columnists

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July 15, 2025 0 2 mths

Colorado’s Roger Hutson tried to keep Trump from a second term. But six months in, he’s ‘very impressed.’ (Opinion)

Columnists

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July 15, 2025 0 2 mths

How can Longmont even be considering swapping open space land for Boulder’s industrial compost complex? (Opinion)

Columnists

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July 14, 2025 0 2 mths

Polis’ pedestrian bridge has a long way to go, but is worth the journey (Editorial)

Opinion

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July 12, 2025 0 2 mths

Assisted suicide was a blessing for my terminally ill brother (Letters)

Letters

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July 12, 2025 0 2 mths

Kafer: From Teal’s communist conspiracy to Weinberg’s “weiner,” some topics to steer clear of this summer

Columnists

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July 11, 2025 0 2 mths

Denver spent $60 million on its library — and still closes every Friday (Opinion)

Columnists

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September 17, 2025 1 dy

Colorado learned long ago that no school is safe from gun violence — a lesson Jeffco should have heeded (Editorial)

The tragedy at Evergreen High School reminds us that even this country’s most idyllic communities — from our mountain towns to the quaint cities on the plains — must prepare for violence in their schools. School shootings have never been only an inner-city problem, and […]

Columnists

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September 17, 2025 1 dy

Developer’s fees don’t dictate home prices — they cut into profits (Letters)

Developer’s fees cut into profits; don’t dictate prices Re: “Fees add $68K to home’s cost, study finds,” Sept. 15 news story This is regarding Monday’s very detailed and informative article on fees charged by cities on new housing development. There is almost no relationship between […]

Letters

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September 16, 2025 2 dys

Colorado voters are dissatisfied with Democrats. Polis, Hickenlooper and Bennet can’t hide (Editorial)

Americans are recoiling from the Democratic Party, and even in blue states like Colorado, Democrats are feeling the burn. With Republicans fielding the best candidate for governor they’ve had in a decade – Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer – liberal politicians would be wise to address the […]

Opinion

Here’s why the Broncos’ plan to redevelop Burnham Yard is far more than just another new stadium district popping up in America (Editorial)

by Admin September 10, 2025 0 1 week

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Give Colorado kids a true break from the phone-based childhood (Opinion)

Government leaders need to get off wrong side of history and gain new perspective (Letters)

Trump’s and Bergum’s fear of U.S. history makes them snowflakes (Letters)

Colorado’s rural hospitals are failing — and so are policies that attack our nonprofit status (Opinion)

Colorado’s Roger Hutson tried to keep Trump from a second term. But six months in, he’s ‘very impressed.’ (Opinion)

How can Longmont even be considering swapping open space land for Boulder’s industrial compost complex? (Opinion)

Polis’ pedestrian bridge has a long way to go, but is worth the journey (Editorial)

Assisted suicide was a blessing for my terminally ill brother (Letters)

Kafer: From Teal’s communist conspiracy to Weinberg’s “weiner,” some topics to steer clear of this summer

Denver spent $60 million on its library — and still closes every Friday (Opinion)

Colorado learned long ago that no school is safe from gun violence — a lesson Jeffco should have heeded (Editorial)

Developer’s fees don’t dictate home prices — they cut into profits (Letters)

Colorado voters are dissatisfied with Democrats. Polis, Hickenlooper and Bennet can’t hide (Editorial)

Pettersen: The Evergreen High School shooting feels overwhelming, but gun violence is a policy choice

Colorado learned long ago that no school is safe from gun violence — a lesson Jeffco should have heeded (Editorial)

Developer’s fees don’t dictate home prices — they cut into profits (Letters)

Colorado voters are dissatisfied with Democrats. Polis, Hickenlooper and Bennet can’t hide (Editorial)

Colorado learned long ago that no school is safe from gun violence — a lesson Jeffco should have heeded (Editorial)

Developer’s fees don’t dictate home prices — they cut into profits (Letters)

Colorado voters are dissatisfied with Democrats. Polis, Hickenlooper and Bennet can’t hide (Editorial)

Pettersen: The Evergreen High School shooting feels overwhelming, but gun violence is a policy choice

I once found a sealed urn in the Grand Canyon, and other examples of failing to ‘pack it out’ (Opinion)

Scott Gilmore’s layoff is another broken promise for the indiginous community (Opinion)

Here’s why the Broncos’ plan to redevelop Burnham Yard is far more than just another new stadium district popping up in America (Editorial)

Colorado learned long ago that no school is safe from gun violence — a lesson Jeffco should have heeded (Editorial)

Developer’s fees don’t dictate home prices — they cut into profits (Letters)

Colorado voters are dissatisfied with Democrats. Polis, Hickenlooper and Bennet can’t hide (Editorial)