Category: Opinion/Letters

Addressing gun violence is no doubt a multifaceted issue, but to suggest gun access isn’t part of the problem is to stick one’s head in the sand…

As America’s oldest agriculture advocacy organization, Grange members across the state and nation are heartbroken to see themselves and people they’ve never met in the industry, vilified…

And now with issues so pressing, so urgent, so grave and divisive the world can barely discuss them, let alone address and resolve them…

The tragic shooting that occurred yesterday afternoon inside the King Soopers grocery store at Table Mesa Shopping Center in Boulder took the lives of 10 Coloradans…

“This cannot be our new normal. We should be able to feel safe in our grocery stores. We should be able to feel safe in our schools, in our movie theaters and in our communities…”

Under natural law, we each have the right to life, and to defend ourselves accordingly…

That package includes about $128 billion for K-12 education… along with other provisions that will also affect school spending…

Let’s see if we understand Don Jr’s jabs at the current President of the United States…

Where childhood poverty is concerned — and childhood malnutrition — public schools have been instrumental, since the 1960s, in providing at least one daily meal for school-age children…

Our government planning documents, written over the past couple of decades, tend to define “character and atmosphere” in terms of overall architectural design…

Between 2008 and 2018, our construction industry produced 838 new single-family homes outside of the Town limits…

By contrast, the Constitution of the United States declares clearly, in its Preamble, that a key purpose of the U.S. government is to “promote the general welfare…”

Five years ago, a gentleman named Eddy Dunn — a recent transplant from Portland, OR — was beginning work on a cozy duplex on South 6th Street. Here’s that duplex, in a photo I took last weekend…

I cannot recall any past BOCC complaining about the existence of the 1.9-million-acre San Juan National Forest, or the 500,000-acre Weminuche Wilderness…

This is not to excuse what happened to American Indians after the arrival of white Europeans. It only illustrates similar things had been going on amongst the Indians themselves long before that arrival…