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Sen. Manchin, NRA member, calls for assault rifle ban discussion
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W. Va., is a member of the National Rifle Association and is one of the most conservative Democrats in the Senate...
Reverend Friendly, street poet, dies at 76
Laverne Lobdell, the heavily bearded, silver-tongued street poet known as Reverend Friendly, who haunted Boulder’s open mics for decades, died on Jan. 7. He was 76...
The real fight against fake news
Fake news is not a new thing. With the return of its annual list of censored stories in Censored 2019: Fighting the Fake News...
Agents find tapes, cash, jewelry, guns hidden in home of convicted...
CHICAGO — Federal agents say they discovered potentially incriminating tapes and notes — along with almost $730,000...
ELECTION COVERAGE: Our Longmont Ward I endorsement
Longmont Ward I special election.
Tim Waters (we endorse);
Josh Goldberg;
Russ Lyman;
You can consider this Feb. 27, 2018 election for Longmont’s Ward I city council seat to be...
Festival celebrates Latino culture
On Sunday, June 25, the streets of Longmont will fill with the vibrancy of the different cultures in Latin America and the Caribbean during...
Behind closed doors
It’s been 70 years since the Allied Chemical Company started storing radioactive and heavy metal contamination at Valmont Butte. And in all that time — despite the significant releases of toxic wastes into the environment, including millions of gallons of pollutants ...
Tangles in the ties that bind
It’s a well-known fact that prison inmates with strong family and community ties are less likely to wind up back inside the joint once they are released...
Ability to choose
On August 4, as people poured into Rio de Janeiro for the Olympics, Ashley Byrne settled in for a long bath — right in...
Snowden and the elephant in the room
It was 5 a.m. in Moscow when former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden began his conversation with the more than 2,000 people...
Searching for a road home
Tucked back into the corner of a dimly lit kitchen, two boys giggle, then burst out into uncontrollable laughter. The bulb that sits atop a long, skinny floor lamp — the sole source of light for the Sigg-Brown family kitchen — is loose. The two boys, Isaiah and Malik...
LESSONS FROM THE HOTLINE
Back then, Glen didn’t sleep much. Rumor was he had apnea or some other sleep disorder, but it seemed to me that the middle of the night was just when most farmers chose to kill themselves, so 2 a.m. tended to be rush hour around Glen’s place in Oklahoma City...

















