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Suspect in Washington police shootings wounded, still at large
SEATTLE — A Seattle police SWAT team Monday morning swarmed...
Why Pat Robertson Wants to Legalize Marijuana
The other day, we got solid proof that the media is biased toward the...
From tough campo dog to sweetheart companion
For two years, while Alex Masarie worked in the Peace Corps in San Juanito, Panama, developing clean water sources for the town of 220 people, he fed one of the many dogs running around the town. Carmensita was named for the nearly 90-year-old abuelo who owned her, ...
Why Obama Shouldn’t Be Taking the Black Vote for Granted
There’s no question that Hispanics are among the most coveted voting...
ERACISM: Unwanted Latinos deported from Boulder County in the 1930s
Editor’s note: In Part 3 of our continuing “Eracism” series on the history of Latinos in Boulder County, being conducted in partnership with the Boulder County Latino History Project, we explore the role of the deportation of Latinos to Mexico in the 1930s...
Microsoft invests $300 million in Barnes & Noble
Microsoft and Barnes & Noble on Monday announced the formation of a...
New study: When it comes to mountain lions and mule deer,...
In theory, it’s logical to assume that controlling predators by reducing their numbers in the wild would allow the numbers of prey species like...
Dying in our streets
The job of journalists is to “comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.” In November 1995, it would have been hard to find anyone in Boulder more afflicted and uncomfortable than Anita Belletti. When Boulder Weekly interviewed Belletti, she was undergoing ...
