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Election 2022: How Secure is the Vote?
Coloradans should feel confident their ballots will get counted correctly, election experts say.
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The Other World Cup
The FIFA World Cup (soccer) begins on November 20th. My wife and I attended a quite different match this week at the Boulder, CO JCC. To protect privacy and to discourage paparazzi, I use no actual names. The…
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Paying tribute to Craig “Lefty” Harris (Lefty’s Pizza and Ice Cream)
Last month’s biggest food news was the loss of Craig “Lefty” Harris, owner of the iconic Lefty’s Pizza and Ice Cream on 2nd Avenue in Niwot. He was killed in an automobile accident on Hwy 119 and the community will…
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Longmont Sister Cities Association | Community Corner
“If we are going to take advantage of the assumption that all people want peace, then the problem is for people to get together… to work out not one method but thousands of methods by which people can gradually learn…
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On Edge: Concerns about kids’ safety at Grand Junction psych hospital prompt state actions
Colorado’s new Behavioral Health Administration shut down part of the Western Slope’s only psychiatric hospital on Wednesday in response to complaints about the quality and safety of the care it gives teenagers and kids as young as seven.
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Secretary of State investigating Garfield County sheriff for alleged campaign violations
The Garfield County Sheriff may have broken campaign finance laws and is now under investigation by the Secretary of State.
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New Maps Expose Methane ‘Super-Emitter’ Sites
Super-emitters are responsible for nearly 40% of methane emissions in five U.S. oil and gas production basins, according to a new study by Carbon Mapper, University of Arizona, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Arizona State University and Environmental Defense Fund. Comments…
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Tribal breakthrough? Four states, six tribes announce first formal talks on Colorado River negotiating authority
Colorado and three other Upper Colorado River Basin states have, for the first time in history, embarked on a series of formal meetings to find a way to negotiate jointly with some of the largest owners of Colorado River water…
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Ending School Lunchline Shaming on Colorado’s November Ballot
Colorado voters will decide if the state’s top 3% of earners, those who bring home more than $300,000 a year, should contribute to a program that would make healthy school meals available to all Colorado students. Comments from Karla Gonzales…
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Bidding wars and price hikes: Are New York renting realities coming to Denver?
Steph Slaughter and Chris Byard spent countless hours and money applying for dozens of rental properties in Denver this summer as the rental market tightened.
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