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Month in Review | November 2022
A comprehensive review of some of the main events north of the 104th, Boulder County, and the surrounding area all within the past month.
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politics
What rhymes with ‘Holocaust?’ | Duly Noted
Meir responded, "In Israel, we read from right to left." In that perfect response referencing how the Hebrew language is read, Meir encapsulated a sobering truth of what it is to be Jewish — regardless of one's country of origin.…
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350 Boulder: Upcoming Events and Action Items!
As we head into the holidays, there are some important action events to mark on your calendar.
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UndocuAmerica Mural Series: #10 – Ana Karina Casas Ibarra (English/Español)
This summer, Edica Pacha installed 12 murals at various locations in the Denver and Boulder area featuring the images of monologists from Motus Theater’s UndocuAmerica project. These large murals were accompanied by QR codes linking to videos of each monologist telling…
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Investigation reveals State Patrol Sgt. changed reports
A Fruita-based Colorado State Patrol sergeant is no longer employed by CSP after an internal investigation found at least 13 instances of altering subordinates’ reports over the past two years.
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Boulder Voters Overwhelmingly Pass Even Year Municipal Elections
A Boulder ballot measure to shift off-cycle elections to even years — on the same day as state and federal elections — has won with overwhelming support. The measure passed on the November 2022 ballot with 63% support.
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Colorado State Board passes inclusive social studies standards
In a series of 4-3 party line votes Thursday, Democrats on the Colorado State Board of Education approved social studies standards with an expansive view of the American story and who has a place in it. The decision restored many…
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Pam Anderson Must Condemn Heidi Ganahl’s Last-Minute Attacks On Election Integrity
Responding to Colorado gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl's appearance on election conspiracy theorist Joe Oltmann's program, calling on Steve Bannon's followers to "overwhelm the system" tomorrow, along with a letter sent to county clerks demanding unlawful changes to the counting of…
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Iranian American Women Electeds & Candidates Release Letter of Solidarity, Ask Non-Iranian Elected Officials to Join
Today 14 Iranian-American elected officials and candidates have released a letter of solidarity with the women and people of Iran as they risk their lives for freedom. Lakewood City Councilor, Jeslin Shahrezaei is one of the signers. Born in Orlando,…
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Colorado water users, environmentalists brace for changes as EPA, Supreme Court weigh wetland rules
The U.S. Supreme Court could issue a new ruling as early as January as the EPA prepares to finalize its own new regulations later this year.
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