Letters

Colorado Wildlife Commission is stacked with business lobbyists The article by Caitlin Rockett expertly reveals the lopsided role played by the Colorado Wildlife Commission...

Gardner fails on women’s health care A senator’s primary job should be promoting the health of our citizens. It is beyond belief that in the...

While making fun of Joel Dyer’s piece on fracking (“Can you hear us now?” DyerTimes, Dec. 6), Charlie Danaher offered zero data to refute Dyer’s predictions or rhetoric. I’m inclined to go with Dyer’s carefully researched points and dismiss Danaher’s dismissal...

America’s exploding population predicament Yes, millions of refugees worldwide desperately want to immigrate to Europe, Canada and America. Yes, they face horrific challenges in their...

Valmont in perspective...

Polis statement on mass shooting in Orlando The Orlando shooting was a direct attack on equality, diversity and freedom; it was an act of terror...

(Re: “Heading into uncharted territory,” Weed Between the Lines, May 16.) The people of Colorado are way ahead of the politicians in Washington, D.C...

On CU’s visiting scholar CU Boulder Chancellor Phil DiStefano cited the First Amendment in his reasoning for not firing John Eastman, the visiting professor who...

Bernie Sanders wants us well When I get sick or injured, I feel instantly vulnerable. I feel compassion all at once for anyone who’s sick...

Kudos to Terrapin Regarding the latest column by “Seymour”(Re: “Can the marijuana industry lead the way on a living wage?” Weed Between the Lines, Nov....

We read with interest — and sadness — Pamela White’s article about homelessness (“There’s no easy fix for homelessness,” Uncensored, Jan 21...

I just read an article in ICUMI about Walmart. (“Should Walmart come to Boulder?” Jan. 31.) Here’s my two cents: A few years ago our family traveled through small towns in the Southeastern states for three weeks. We found it was very easy to figure out if there was a...