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Washington must prioritize jobs, not cuts

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This is a dangerous time. In Washington, the country’s Richie Riches are stirring up a panic about a so-called “fiscal cliff.” If they succeed, we’ll get a “grand bargain” that will give them millions in corporate welfare while America’s meager “social safety net” is...

Papers, please: An attempt to infiltrate a closed meeting of a...

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One key role of the press is to serve as the eyes and ears of the public at open meetings...

University of Colorado response to Buffs football scholarship article

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Regarding “Backdoor Buff Bucks” (cover story, Nov. 8), I would like to set the record straight on a few points, some of which may have been miscommunicated to the Weekly by me as CU-Boulder spokesperson...

Taking care of our least fortunate

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In 1992, Rush Limbaugh ridiculed Boulder Mayor Leslie Durgin for saying, “We don’t want to become the kind of community where everyone is white, upper-middle class. ... We really want to have a diverse community...

Dems win pretty much everything, so now what?

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While President Barack Obama was still waiting for the phone call from Gov. Mitt Romney conceding the presidential race, Democrats in Colorado were celebrating victories here that make our swing state seem more like a Democratic stronghold. The Colorado House and ...

Despondence, anger at Colorado GOP election watch party

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The place had pretty well cleared out by the time Kay told...

Barack is back: Obama wins another term

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With 1,651,611 votes reported as counted in the state, President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are leading the Republican challengers 50.31 percent to 47.68 percent, according to the Colorado Secretary of State website...

Towns fight back against fracking

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A growing boom in natural gas drilling near homes and schools prompted the city of Longmont to vote last July to bar new oil and gas permits in residential neighborhoods...

Boulder’s foxes in the henhouse

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At the beginning of Boulder City Council’s Oct. 23 study session on ethics and financial reporting, council member Tim Plass asked the most valuable question of the night...

The City of Boulder’s pot power grab

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Some voters oppose Amendment 64 because it gives local governments too much power. The city of Boulder opposes it because it doesn’t give them enough...

Walmart’s workers unite

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Walmart is the largest private employer on the planet. The uber-retailer turned 50 this year, and it’s had a somewhat unhappy birthday. For the first time, workers at many stores are on strike around the country. This unrest is an amazing development, since the ...

Colorado’s Amendment 64: How the amendment affects the state’s budget

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Editor's Note: See Boulder Weekly's official endorsement of Amendment 64 here...