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First commercially available ‘smart guns’ are available for sale in the US

July 9, 2023 Like 0 Guest Contributor

By Dylan Simard, KUNC (Via AP Storyshare) At first glance, the Biofire Smart Gun is different from other firearms. The large handgun looks part Halo, part Cyberpunk in design. It’s an appropriate look since the gun is made with new…

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The Dacono Files Part 1: No Access on Andrews

July 7, 2023 Like 0 Robert Davis

This is Part 1 of a Series on the forces behind the removal of Dacono City Manager A.J. Euckert. Read the rest of the series here. How a small group of neighbors became an influential force against residential developments in…

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The Dacono Files

July 7, 2023 1 0 Robert Davis

A four-part series examining the powerful forces that ousted Dacono’s city manager and sent the city into turmoil. On February 13, former Dacono City Manager A.J. Euckert was sworn into the regularly scheduled city council meeting where he would receive…

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No Flag For Me

July 7, 2023 Like 0 Steve Nelson

The 4th of July passed with little fanfare in the Nelson house; pizza lunch with our kids and grandkids (minus one adventurous vagabond) and to bed before the local fireworks began. The 4th never drew reverence, as the shortcomings in…

Short Stories

When Heroes Fade

July 6, 2023 2 0 Nicholas Bernhard

It was 2002, and I was the youngest person at the book signing. That’s probably why, out of the large crowd gathered at the Tattered Cover that day, Scott Adams picked the eleven-year-old with his hand raised. “What is the…

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Dead Man’s Books

July 6, 2023 Like 0 Dan Danbom

We get to know a lot of people after it’s too late to meet them. Their books tell me who they were. Go into a stranger’s house and look at their books, and you’ll come as close as possible to…

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Supreme Destruction

July 2, 2023 Like 0 Steve Nelson

It has been a mighty bad week for justice in America. The SCOTUS rulings in the affirmative action case (Students for Fair Admissions v. Black People) and the website design case (Religious Bigot v. Gay Folks) managed to unravel a generation…

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How a day of celebration, became a day of protest; Longmont Pride 2023

July 1, 2023 1 0 redtornado

As America’s Supreme Court rolls back freedoms for protected classes, a day of celebration became heavily focused on what voters need to do. Yesterday, Yellow Scene Magazine had a booth at Pride Longmont. A few weeks before, we also had…

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Supreme Court rules against Navajo Nation in Colorado River case

June 30, 2023 Like 0 Guest Contributor

By: Luke Runyon KUNC (Via AP Storyshare) The Supreme Court has ruled against the Navajo Nation in a case centered on the tribe’s rights to the drying Colorado River. The tribe claimed it was the federal government’s legal duty to…

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Griddy Dancing

June 30, 2023 Like 0 Steve Nelson

Yesterday, my 8 year-old grandson said, seemingly out of nowhere, “Rules are made to be broken, laws are made to be followed.” I’m not sure all rules are made to be broken or that all laws must be followed, but…