Month: November 2025

Sandwich thrower may be “not guilty” but behavior toward police is unacceptable (Letters)

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November 12, 2025 0 5 mths

Protester throwing a sandwich is inexcusable Re: “Man who threw sandwich at agent found not guilty,” Nov. 7 news story Although I can understand and appreciate the frustration the sandwich thrower felt, there is no justification for throwing any object at the police. As a […]

Letters

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November 12, 2025 0 5 mths

Weiser is wrong to jump ship on Colorado’s fair redistricting process (Opinion)

Columnists

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November 11, 2025 0 5 mths

Trump is setting up our National Parks for failure — to be sold or taken over by private interests  (Opinion)

Columnists

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November 11, 2025 0 5 mths

Online or in person, shop small and local businesses this holiday season (Letters)

Letters

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November 10, 2025 0 5 mths

Hit back at Trump’s assault on democracy by repealing Colorado’s independent Redistricting Commission (Letters)

Letters

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November 10, 2025 0 5 mths

Ken and John Salazar: Despite decade of planning for San Luis Valley land conservation, state could break yet another promise to southern Colorado

Columnists

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November 10, 2025 0 5 mths

Aurora’s new shelter strikes the right balance between work-first and housing-first approaches (Opinion)

Columnists

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November 7, 2025 0 5 mths

ICE is lawlessly detaining Coloradans. The judicial branch is our only hope (Editorial)

Opinion

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November 6, 2025 0 5 mths

Universities must change how they foster inclusiveness, DU has a plan to help everyone belong (Opinion)

Columnists

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November 5, 2025 0 5 mths

Denver voters approved the bonds, now we must audit the projects (Letters)

Letters

March 8, 2026 1 mth

Palantir right to exit Colorado and its unfriendly (business) climate? Or good riddance? (Letters)

“Plantir’s exit is the warning smoke. There is more than just smoke. The canary in the coal mine has croaked. Colorado ranks fifth in the country for outbound moves.”

Letters

March 7, 2026 1 mth

CHSAA sidelined my sons because it didn’t consider tuition increases a hardship (Letter)

“(CHSAA’s) language promises equity, but its bylaws do not deliver. Without change, qualified students will continue to be denied opportunities to meet their highest potential. — Joel Williams, Parke

Opinion

March 5, 2026 1 mth

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Sandwich thrower may be “not guilty” but behavior toward police is unacceptable (Letters)

Weiser is wrong to jump ship on Colorado’s fair redistricting process (Opinion)

Trump is setting up our National Parks for failure — to be sold or taken over by private interests  (Opinion)

Online or in person, shop small and local businesses this holiday season (Letters)

Hit back at Trump’s assault on democracy by repealing Colorado’s independent Redistricting Commission (Letters)

Ken and John Salazar: Despite decade of planning for San Luis Valley land conservation, state could break yet another promise to southern Colorado

Aurora’s new shelter strikes the right balance between work-first and housing-first approaches (Opinion)

ICE is lawlessly detaining Coloradans. The judicial branch is our only hope (Editorial)

Universities must change how they foster inclusiveness, DU has a plan to help everyone belong (Opinion)

Denver voters approved the bonds, now we must audit the projects (Letters)

Palantir right to exit Colorado and its unfriendly (business) climate? Or good riddance? (Letters)

CHSAA sidelined my sons because it didn’t consider tuition increases a hardship (Letter)

Gambling and sports betting: Are we calling a public health risk ‘entertainment’? (Letters)

President Trump strikes Iran without Congress’ approval: To what end? (Letters)

Palantir right to exit Colorado and its unfriendly (business) climate? Or good riddance? (Letters)

CHSAA sidelined my sons because it didn’t consider tuition increases a hardship (Letter)

Gambling and sports betting: Are we calling a public health risk ‘entertainment’? (Letters)

Palantir right to exit Colorado and its unfriendly (business) climate? Or good riddance? (Letters)

CHSAA sidelined my sons because it didn’t consider tuition increases a hardship (Letter)

Gambling and sports betting: Are we calling a public health risk ‘entertainment’? (Letters)

President Trump strikes Iran without Congress’ approval: To what end? (Letters)

Let citizens elect U.S. attorney general to deweaponize the Department of Justice (Letters)

Loss of thousands of trees at Chatfield State Park is heartbreaking (Letters)

Legal prostitution in Colorado more liberal than Nevada’s rural brothels? (Opinion)

Palantir right to exit Colorado and its unfriendly (business) climate? Or good riddance? (Letters)

CHSAA sidelined my sons because it didn’t consider tuition increases a hardship (Letter)

Gambling and sports betting: Are we calling a public health risk ‘entertainment’? (Letters)