Letters 10/21/21

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Letters | Let’s all support Ibash-I

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Let’s all support Ibashi-I...

Letters | Why is Xcel so nervous?

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Why is Xcel so nervous...

Letters | Finley’s poison pill

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Correction: A July 26 Uncensored column, “Mental health care, not gun laws,” incorrectly stated that among the laws believed to have been broken by the suspect in the July 20 Aurora movie theater shootings was that he had acquired an extended magazine for his AR-...

Letters | Harmon Killebrew

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Harmon Killebrew...

Letters: 9/7/17

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Remove Confederate statues A great deal of public attention is being focused upon whether statues of Confederate leaders should be taken down or allowed to...

Letters | Greenwashing, revisited

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Correction: The article “The aftermath” (Dec. 5, Buzz) incorrectly stated that 211 structures and 175 homes in Lyons took flood damage. The correct number given to BW was 211 total structures, including 175 homes...

Letters | Do not black out ballot bar codes

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I am writing to address your editorial in this week’s Boulder Weekly concerning bar codes on ballots. (“For the record, I will be voting in secret,” DyerTimes, Sept. 27.) I have been working as a volunteer election processor for the Boulder County office for the last...

Letters | Same song, different verse

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Same song, different verse...

Letters | Don’t forget autistic adults

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Don’t forget autistic adults Your article “Autism 101” in the June 17 edition was very good in explaining the difficulties faced by families with autistic children...

Letters | People of the Year

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(Re: “People of the Year: Our Health, Our Future, Our Longmont,” cover story, Dec. 27.) The People of the Year award brought tears to my eyes, because this was truly a community effort, led by, but transcending, those mentioned in the article. I am overjoyed that ...

Letters | Watch out for Carr

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Watch out for Carr...

‘Illegal aliens’ crush the U.S.

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(Re: “No man’s land,” cover story, Dec. 3.) Your article on students who are illegal aliens (no, I’m not going to use the euphemism “undocumented immigrants”) was another example of one-sided, emotional coverage of this issue without an objective analysis of the ...