Opinion

A curse, a blessing, and a good food movement

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In 1972, I was part of a nationwide campaign that came close to getting the U.S. Senate to reject Earl Butz, Richard Nixon’s choice for secretary of agriculture...

Bicyclists against density

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When I arrived in Boulder in the mid-1980s, it had already become a “bike” town. The “Red Zinger Bicycle Classic” and “Coors International Bicycle...

Letters 12/3: Gross Reservoir, Trump and more

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To the County Commissioners, Re: Gross Reservoir I am against the expansion of Gross Reservoir. It would require cutting down thousands of trees. Trucks and...

Obama’s bizarre sales pitch for TPP

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For some bizarre reason, Obama is staking his presidential legacy on a trade scam called the Trans-Pacific Partnership. It’s a corporate wet dream that would let profiteering giants in Japan, Vietnam, Brunei and eight other Pacific nations sue to overturn our ...

Rent control: Why or why not?

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My debut column two weeks ago went into an abbreviated history of rent control (RC) in Boulder and Colorado. Now it’s time to deal...

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 | Vote against Xcel’s 310

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Vote against Xcel’s 310...

Gaza and the ‘Great March of Return’

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This column is in response to a column by Paul Danish (“Gaza: The usual suspects the usual lies,” June 7, 2018). Before addressing the...

Letters | Elephants, donkeys and buffs, oh my

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Elephants, donkeys and buffs, oh my...

Human Relations Commission Letter to Boulder City Council on Police Oversight...

Dear Members of the Boulder City Council, We, the members of the City of Boulder’s Human Relations Commission, are writing to express our grave concerns...

Another horror story from the Weld County oil patch

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Here’s another environmental horror story from the Weld County oil patch...

Can a robot do your job?

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With corporations socking away massive profits, and with the labor market fairly tight, why are worker’s wages still stuck at miserly and even poverty...