If regulations are in fact detrimental to the welfare of the society they are meant to serve, who then benefits from the regs?
Colorado Legislators Looking at Outlawing ‘Occupancy Limits’
“So much of the energy use and emissions associated with buildings is essentially fixed, irrespective of the number of people…”
‘SCAPE’ Accepting Applications from Innovative Local Businesses
Thinking about applying to SCAPE? Great news! Applications are open on a rolling bases so we can be ready when you are…
Colorado Department of Corrections Awarded Grant to Address Opioid Use Disorder in Prisons
“Two-thirds of today’s incarcerated population, on a nationwide basis, struggles with a substance use disorder…”
Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission Announces Initial Rules
“We thank all of the stakeholders for participating and providing feedback over the past year, to help inform these initial cumulative impact rules…”
EDITORIAL: A Bright Future for Pagosa Tourism? Part Two
“A lot of the problems I see, when it comes to Pagosa — the issues — I feel like I’m watching on ‘repeat’…”
Sweeping Overhaul of Colorado Elections Gets Initial Nod for Ballot
A proposal backed by one of Colorado’s wealthiest political donors to dramatically overhaul how the state conducts its elections cleared its first hurdle…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Guest Columnist Kelle Bruno
Kelle joined the ASI team this past August 2023, when ASI purchased through ARPA grant dollars a 42-foot growing dome…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Five Myths About Women and Money
She admitted that men control Wall Street and the banks. (Just to be clear, I am not one of those men…)
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: A Monster on the Loose, Part One
The FBI director, a long time political ally of Clinton, decided “the law” did not apply to her…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: The Primary Election Crystal Ball
As the snow dust settles from the Iowa Caucus outcome, New Hampshire voters prepare to cast their ballots…
LIBRARY NEWS: Fun Facts About America’s Reading Habits
ust over half of all Americans said they read at least one book in 2023, with 46 percent saying they read no book at all last year…
EDITORIAL: A Bright Future for Pagosa Tourism? Part One
Several of the nine applicants for the vacant Tourism Board seats brought up the fact that the community, as a whole, has developed a somewhat negative view of the tourism industry…
Sen. Bennet Pushing Child Tax Credit Expansion
The framework led by top tax policy leaders would raise the child tax credit incrementally through 2025…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Bowie, the Nonbinary Lobster
Photo by Krystal MacKay on Unsplash. I had not heard of blue lobsters before yesterday. I guess they’re relatively rare, compared to the more common READ MORE
Thingamajig Theatre Excels in BroadwayWorld Statewide Competition
Thingamajig Theatre Company excelled in the 2023 statewide competition sponsored by BroadwayWorld Denver with four first-place wins…
OPINION: A Meaningless Democratic Primary in New Hampshire?
I’ve read the letter – several times, actually. Taken as a whole, it is in no way surprising or at odds with previous messages from the DNC over the past year…
‘United Way Day’ At Wolf Creek Today, Jan. 17
Lift tickets will be $77 for Adults. A portion of the proceeds will go to the benefit of United Way…