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Quest For The Governor’s Desk, Part I: Lopez v Polis

May 14, 2018 Like 0 editor

November cometh! We’re getting ready to elect a new governor, so we’re profiling the candidates. Polis v Lopez this month. Read up. Vote well. *These interviews have been edited for length and clarity Greg Lopez Bio: I’m an individual that…

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Emancipation Theater Co has a hit with Honorable Disorder

April 8, 2018 Like 0 redtornado

My parents were huge theater fans, even having season passes, so I have seen a fair bit of theater in my lifetime. Some I have thoroughly enjoyed and then there are the few that, well, my seat becomes rather uncomfortable…

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RE: Letter(s) to the Editor #WeLoveMail

March 16, 2018 Like 0 editor

WE LOVE MAIL. SERIOUSLY. WRITE US. RE: Letter(s) to the Editor Dear Everyone that Called, Emailed, Messaged, or Commented, Thank you, for your concern, your experience, your emotion, and your willingness to speak up for our community. Our recent…

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A World of Hope: BOCO’s Opioid Crisis

January 22, 2018 Like 0 editor

With editing and contributions by De La Vaca Unless you’ve been abroad in a country without a drug problem, say the Netherlands or Portugal, you’ve likely heard about the opioid crisis happening here in the United States.

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Facebook Killed The Coyotes

January 19, 2018 Like 0 De La Vaca

[104TH NORTH] NEWS Facebook Killed the Coyotes BY EDITORIAL STAFF Coyotes, am I right? “The apocalypse is upon us”, says one facebooker in Erie. A Facebook search for coyotes will bring up story after story about the plight of humans…

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Genocidal Mashed Potatoes: Making time for Celebrations

October 9, 2017 Like 0 editor

by Adrienna Lujan With systematic oppression at the forefront of our social and political daily grind, I am sure to have lots of delicious food, libations, and plenty of difficult conversations this season. Let’s start with October’s second favorite federal…

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Home Grown: The Beautiful Challenges of Urban Gardening Along the Front Range

July 1, 2017 Like 0 production

Urban gardening can be a fruitless process, literally. But the benefits can outweigh the frustration. Growing food can aid the environment, bring families together, and help the hungry.

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SuperKids 2017

April 6, 2017 Like 0 editor

If progress lies with the next young generation of Coloradans, then our future looks bright.

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Superkids

March 20, 2017 Like 0 editor

If progress lies with the next young generation of Coloradans, then our future looks bright. Meet outstanding student philanthropists like Savannah Franklund and Maggie Berry, seniors who have overcome odds and started their own therapy programs at home and abroad.…

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Watts the Future of Bicycling?

June 16, 2016 Like 0 Reilly Capps

And there I was, in my usual bike-riding outfit: Dockers, a crumpled J. Crew shirt and clunky hiking boots, as aerodynamic as a hippopotamus on a skateboard. My demeanor screamed, "I am impressed with the all-you-can-eat crab legs at the…