Content Archives
This is an archive for categories that are no longer being maintained but is used to historically categorize older articles.
Election Guide 2013: Yes on Longmont Ballot Question 2B
Longmont Ballot Question 2BBonds for city’s fiber-optic network...
Election Guide 2013: Rice for Thompson School District R2-J
Thompson School District R2-JDirector District ANames appear as they do on the sample ballot. Endorsement is in bold...
Obama, like past leaders, a slow starter
Happy first anniversary, Barack Obama. Although happy is probably the wrong word...
DVDs make last-minute shopping easy
From the latest hit films to a favorite TV series to classic movies appearing for the first time in Blu-ray, DVDs remain excellent gift choices this holiday season...
I Told You So! The FDA Recognizes the Drug Mugging Effect
Dear Readers,I could probably write a regular “I Told You So” column because new research keeps showing up that backs up advice that I’ve been giving for years. If you are among the 21 million people in this country who take a PPI (proton pump inhibitor) used for ...
Stand up for your health
In Denver and Fort Collins, activists with Health Care for All Colorado (HCAC) have just hosted 48th birthday celebrations for Medicare, the highly successful program that has provided comprehensive low-cost health care for older people and the disabled since 1965. ...
St. Vrain School District election results
The following is a list of the final unofficial 2009 results from the St. Vrain School District election. Read our...
A Super Bowl ad we can do without
Today, there are few corners of our communal life untouched by rancorous political division...
Journalistic stings go mainstream
Here’s a problem of professional ethics right out of today’s headlines: If a news organization prohibits its own staff from using certain reporting techniques — say, deception — should it publish information that somebody else gathered using those forbidden ...
The silent jobless
Jobs are slowly coming back, but that’s small comfort to more than 13 million Americans who remain unemployed. For every current job opening, four people are still looking for a job. Many others have given up even trying to find work...
