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ERACISM: A dark decade of KLAN activity aimed at local Latinos
Editor’s note: In Part 2 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 Ku Klux Klan...
A play in the political theater
The Democratic party in Colorado seems to be banking on an optical illusion — that their incumbent governor will be faced with Republican opponents who are so radically far right that while Governor John Hickenlooper leans right, his positions will still look like ...
No war worth winning
The first waves landed at 9 a.m., we landed at 9:20, and by the time we were coming into the beach, the Japanese had their artillery on Suribachi and on the cliffs to our right and they had every inch of the beach marked, so when we hit the beach, it was in the midst...
Ron Paul Admits He Will Not Be President
Ron Paul announced Monday the Texas congressman will not campaign in the...
End of the e-mail era? I’m not buying it
I don't know about you, but I'm overwhelmed by e-mail...
Out like a lamb
About one out of every five homes was destroyed or significantly damaged in Lyons in the 2013 flood. At least 98 households were forced to relocate. Many haven’t returned, in no small part because they have no home to return to...
Facebook sells $6.6 million in shares to fund
LOS ANGELES — Facebook has sold about $6.6 million...
Factory Farms ‘Pink slime’ is the tip of the iceberg: Look...
You didn’t think I’d miss my chance to weigh in on the latest round...
War of words
Jared Lee Loughner, a 22-year old with a history of mental problems, buys a Glock 19 at a sporting goods store on Nov. 30. On Saturday, Jan. 8, he pops an extended magazine into the weapon and fires 31 rounds into a crowd of people who came to greet Congresswoman ...
Boulder Chophouse to donate Happy Hour proceeds to Legacy of Learning
The Boulder Chophouse will donate all proceeds from their Thursday, April 1, happy hour to local charity Legacy of Learning, a non-profit serving at-risk youth, and Justice High School, a school for kids who have been truant or expelled from other schools or are in ...
