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”
Navigating the long, circuitous trip to the airport Re: “Widening of Peña gets green light for study phase,” April 2 news story Do we really need to spend $15 million
Continue readingLetters: No study of Peña Blvd needed. Just widen the route to the airport
Tracking Trump’s power trip Re: “It’s about ideology, not oligarchy,” March 30 commentary Ross Douthat states that the misuse of “oligarchy” by Sen. Bernie Sanders creates a vision of Trumpism
Continue readingLetters: Trump isn’t running an “oligarchy.” It’s a “kleptocracy.”
Speaker Johnson on wrong side of proxy voting Re: “Speaker’s effort to block proxy voting rejected,” April 2 news story I find it painfully ironic that the Speaker of the House,
Continue readingLetters: As a leader for “family values” surely Johnson supports proxy voting?
It’s a pricey snack for the elite, while others are food insecure Re: “$148 caviar-stuffed crepe,” March 28 feature story I think this is the first time a story in
Continue readingLetters: The caviar-filled crepes in Aspen represent a rich indifference
Increasing RTD frequency just means more empty seats Re: “Transit advocates push $4.2 billion plan,” March 26 news story Having been involved in transportation projects most of my architectural career,
Continue readingLetters: Increasing RTD frequency just means more empty seats