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End of an Era Aiding Homeless in Colorado
Denver estimates it has a shortage of 27,000 housing units considered affordable for families earning less than 30% of the area median income, about $33,000 a year for a family of four.
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Cost to Mesa County for scandal surrounding Tina Peters is at $1.3M and rising
One million, two hundred sixty-thousand, five hundred fifteen dollars, and 92 cents — and counting. That’s the cost in taxpayer money to Mesa County, to date at least, for the issues surrounding Clerk Tina Peters in her so-far failed attempts…
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Too Clever For Itself – Be Careful What You Ask For: How the Supreme Court’s Eviscerations Of Roe V. Wade May Backfire
“Leaving well enough alone” parallels the legal concept of “settled law” or “stare decisis,” but a majority of the U.S. Supreme Court, having very strongly- held political views regarding abortion and believing they were responsible for saving millions of lives,…
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Loveland Ski Area pioneer to be inducted into Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame
Every year the Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of Fame in Vail inaugurates a new class of snowsport legends to its hall of fame. The 2022 hall of fame class features five members and among them is Loveland Ski Area…
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AANHPI communities advocate for more inclusive social studies curriculum in Colorado
Every six years, Colorado updates its social studies standards. This year, the Board of Education is grappling with mixed feedback from the public on how many times various minority groups should be referenced in curriculum guidelines.
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Dollars for Dogma
This week the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Carson v. Makin, a case dealing with a Maine statute that prohibited public funding of religious schools. The majority opinion, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, struck down the Maine…
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Dangerous deferral: Cancer screenings still down in Colorado, prompting concerns among health experts
Cancer screenings are down 8% year over year at the Medical Center of Aurora, according to hospital statistics. Health officials say the pandemic is still playing a part in patients putting off routine health care.
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Mardi Moore, Executive Director of Out Boulder County, Responds to Supreme Court Decision Eliminating Federal Constitutional Right to Abortion and Its Impact on LGBTQ People
Access to safe and legal abortion is an LGBTQ issue. To say that I am deeply troubled by today’s Supreme Court Decision on Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization that finds that there is no longer a federal constitutional right…
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Charlie Musselwhite on the Blues, Creative Longevity, and a New Film Role
I talked with Grammy winner and Blues Hall of Fame inductee Charlie Musselwhite from his home, in Clarksdale, Mississippi. We talked about his latest release, which was his first solo album in seven years, touring in Colorado, how COVID lockdowns…
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Thoughts, Prayers and Blood
The “bipartisan” gun legislation in Congress is an utter sham. Among other things, it actually does nothing about guns. It is like offering a drop of water to a starving man. As is often the case, Democrats have…
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