Letters: 9/8/16

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What would you do?

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Opinion

Letters: Jan. 19, 2023

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Rethink city leadership For the current majority on the City Council, addressing “quality of life” issues appears to apply not to residents and neighborhoods, but...

Letter 12/9/2021

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Shame on us Thanks, always, for a great read. Here is my beef: On page five of the November 4 issue there is a "Guest Opinion"...

Scapegoating immigrants

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Recently the Houston Chief of Police Art Acevedo shared a newspaper article on Twitter about an 11-year-old migrant girl from El Salvador who was...

Letters 11/4/2021

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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: 6/21/18

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On nuclear power Mr. Danish, we already have more than enough radioactive waste for which we have no safe solution (Re: “The cost of killing...

How can we stop banksters from robbing us?

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In an insightful song about outlaws, Woody Guthrie wrote this verse: “As through this world I travel/I see lots of funny men/Some’ll rob you...

Letters:P 2/25/16

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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,...

Letters: 1/5/17

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Keep it up Thanks for the terrific article written by Zach Evens on the exhibit Weathering Climate: Art, Science, and Sustainability at NCAR in the...

Letters | Cruelty to the homeless

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Cruelty to the homeless...

Uniting to fight Citizens United

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boulderweekly.com/highroad The problem with being pious in politics is that piety has a way of backfiring — and causing people to snicker at you. Take Citizens United, for example. It’s a right-wing political outfit that hails itself as a righteous champion of ...

A progressive, populist message leads to Democratic victories

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A growing number of Americans are dissatisfied with both political parties and the quality of candidates, according to a recent poll by Pew Research. Nevertheless,...

30 years later, why Otrona didn’t compute

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It didn’t come as a shock when I turned 70 last summer. I had seen it coming for a long time...