Letters
Letters: 1/16/20
NAFTA 2.0 better, but still bad
Congress recently passed the U.S. Mexico Canada Trade Agreement (aka NAFTA 2.0). Thanks to efforts by local, state and...
Letters: 12/5/19
Population doesn’t drive poverty
Gary Swing wrote, “More people means more widespread poverty” (Re: Letters, Nov. 21, 2019), which seems intuitively obvious — but it’s...
Letters 9/16/21
Who’s your god now?
Behind the concepts of there being an attentive God (or gods), following the Tao, or achieving Zen satori is that there...
Letters: 5/24/18
Keep Dougherty as DA
Boulder County has been my home for my entire life. I am an attorney who is honored to serve the public...
Letters, Sept. 23, 2022
Vote for Janice Marchman in Colorado Senate District 15
Representation is on the ballot this midterm election cycle given the new redistricting maps. In fact,...
Letters: June 25, 2020
Harber for Regent
Have we ever had a candidate for CU Regent with the lifetime of community commitment Aaron Harber has demonstrated? Neither of his...
Letters 12/31: On the stimulus, the GOP and more
What to do? Contact lawmakers
Excellent suggestions for meaningful ways to beat pandemic boredom. (Re: “What to do when there’s ‘nothing’ to do,” Events, Dec....
Letters: Sept. 31, 2023
Correction: Boulder Weekly’s recent article about fall films and festivals (‘Season’s screenings,’ Sept. 14, 2023) included a factual error related to programming at the...
Letters: 3/12/2020
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...
Letters 11/4/2021
A nurse’s perspective
I am a Labor and Delivery nurse. I have been a nurse for 7 years and a Labor and Delivery nurse for...
Letters: 5/18/17
Rocky Flats unsafe for public use
Thank you for the excellent article on the former Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant by Josh Schlossberg . I am...
