Letters
Letters: 3/28/19
Venezuela on the verge of war
Over the past two weeks, Boulder Weekly has done a fine service in providing readers with a long column...
Letters: 9/15/16
Dyer’s a needed Muckraker
I shudder to think where we’ll be if journalists like Joel Dyer disappear. Amid massive layoffs at newspapers going “digital first,”...
Letters: 3-7-19
Anderson wrong on Latin America
Glad to hear this opinion (Re: “Changes in Latin America,” The Anderson Files, Feb. 21, 2019) does not reflect that...
Letters: 11/15/18
Only courage saves democracy
Kudos to Dave Anderson for his column, “Fighting Solves Everything?” (Re: The Anderson Files, Oct. 18, 2018), in the equally courageous...
Letters: 11/21/19
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....
Letters: 7/13/17
Offended by cover
Your July 4 cover illustration was highly offensive to any military person, past, present, healthy, maimed or dead. These people risked life...
Letters: 3/23/17
Unity to protect human rights
People gathering in legislative forums and the streets understand that a time of oppression is a time of opportunity. Democratic...
Letters | Dyer was right on
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...
Letters:P 2/25/16
Response to a nonsensical letter
I felt compelled to respond to the Feb. 11, 2016 letter from Michelle Kretzer of the PETA Foundation in Norfolk,...






