The Gross Dam project violates federal law Re: “Stopping the Gross Dam project will only hurt Denver,” April 13 editorial Your editorial board seriously mischaracterizes the judicial process by describing
Continue readingDenver Water’s Gross Dam project violates federal law (Letters)
Happy to pay taxes for services; not happy to let others off the hook This year, my wife and I are paying a huge tax bill. I appreciate the services
Soccer stadium will spotlight South Broadway’s charms Re: “NWSL stadium: Denver to kick in up to $70M,” April 10 news story South Broadway has plenty going for it. You can
Continue readingDenver’s investment in the new soccer stadium will help South Broadway (Letters)
Right or wrong? Bennet plans campaign for governor while serving in U.S. Senate Re: “Bennet should resign now in his run for governor,” April 16 editorial I write in response
Continue readingOf course, Bennet can campaign for governor while serving in Senate (Letters)
There should be no requirements before we enjoy our freedoms Re: “Semiautomatic weapons: Gun-control law signed,” April 11 news story Lawmakers who took the oath to protect the Constitution, pictured
Continue readingColorado’s new barrier to own semiautomatic guns is unconstitutional (Letters)
A welcome sign of our concern for our freedoms Re: “City Council considers whether to keep cams taking photos of license plates,” April 7 news story It’s a reminder of
Continue readingDenver’s surveillance-state must be balanced with our freedoms (letters)
Water is a finite resource; growth is an unending drain Re: “Lower Arkansas Valley: Clash over water,” April 6 news story While visiting a local business the other day in
Debating warning stickers on gas pumps Re: “Under bill, gas stations would have to post climate warnings,” April 3 news story House Bill 1277 (which requires stickers on all gas
Continue readingWill labels warning of climate risks on Colorado gas pumps be effective? (Letters)
A promising change, but skepticism remains about Colorado’s GOP Re: “New leadership: The Republican Party’s big tent returns to Colorado,” April 6 commentary I appreciate Brita Horn’s wish to open
Continue readingLetters: A promising change, but skepticism remains about Colorado’s GOP
Part of a “recipe for escalating class warfare” It continues to alarm me that opponents of the Worker Protection Act (that would overturn the Labor Peace Act) use the union
Continue readingLetters: Colorado is brewing a “recipe for escalating class warfare”