Silverthorne voters have a simple yes/no ballot question to consider in a special election this month. Behind it all, though, is a rather complex series of circumstances that's led to the citizen-led initiative to get the question before voters in... more... |
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It was only eight years ago that a new law was passed in Colorado that made it a crime to steal free-distribution newspapers such as the Summit Daily News. Now, the Colorado Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice — which reviews state laws and...
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Several locals have reported coming across folks in the woods with open fire, utterly oblivious to the fact that there's a Stage 2 fire ban in effect in Summit County and across the state. It may be hard to believe people haven't noticed the...
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It's a strange thing right now, enjoying what are essentially beautiful summer days while we also nervously cast glances at the forests all around us and hope and pray we see no smoke. As fires rage in Fort Collins and in Park County and in other...
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It's a big mess with no clear answers
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Colorado's natural beauty draws visitors from around the world. Every day, we see the clear connection between the health of our citizens, the health of our environment, and the health of our economy. Unfortunately, national public debate is often...
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There's no avoiding the fact that Breckenridge is a town with a parking problem — especially during the busy seasons. So we can understand why the town has turned to higher technology to enforce its parking time limits on town streets. Gone...
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Amendment 64 a sensible solution
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Recent news from Denver Water that the agency is OK with human contact with water in Dillon reservoir has everyone wondering whether...
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What we do with our waste may be the least-sexy thing we must talk about as a society, but in Summit County, the issue is coming to a head. There are many complexities involved with the landfill out near Keystone, but the problem boils down to one...
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This about regulation, the good and the bad. We'll leave the ugly for November.
Recently, a small outbreak of common sense descended on Washington, D.C., a town that seems to partake more of Wonderland than wisdom. |
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One of the most overused metaphors in a writer's arsenal is the one about “walking and chewing gum at the same time.” As a hiker and Big League Chew enthusiast, I particularly hate this cliché. Nonetheless, I feel it is fitting right...
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The two-year battle over posting the Ten Commandments on a high school wall in Giles County, Va., has been polarizing, angry and downright nasty.
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Conservation: How much is “reasonable,” and for whom?
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National Crime Victims' Rights Week was in April. It was established by President Ronald Reagan in 1981. Its purpose is to honor victims and bring light to the negative effect of crime on local communities. This year's theme was...
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Sometimes, knowledge of history is a curse, not a blessing. This is one of those times.
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