We have to weigh in on what George Will said about Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s unwillingness to release additional tax returns.

Considering that the Boulder campus leans left, to put it mildly, we must invoke the image of a conservative in captivity, Democrats circling his or her cage, gazing at the strange creature curiously. To quote conservative journalist George Will, “Like Margaret Mead among the Samoans, they’re planning to study conservatives.

Here, again, is our monthly look at those who have departed from this earth.

A Colorado resident has launched a new effort to begin providing wildland firefighters health care between wildfires. Apparently, wildland firefighters are classified as seasonal employees and are not covered under the federal health care plan.

The Boulder County Sheriff ’s Office and the Longmont Police Department have a new toy.

On the same day we found out that fired professor Ward Churchill had his appeal heard by the state Supreme Court, we learned that a Republican regent candidate committed academic misconduct that was at least as bad as anything old Ward ever did, if not moreso.

Bob Stewart (August 27, 1920 – May 4, 2012), born Isidore L. Steinberg, was an American television game show producer. Stewart is known for creating popular game shows, including To Tell the Truth, Password and The Price Is Right.

Elise Jones and Garry Sanfaçon are facing off in the Dem primary for the District 1 seat being vacated by Will Toor. Yes, they are both opposed to fracking and GMOs, but they disagree on how aggressive the county’s approach should be in targeting them.

Sen. Kevin Lundberg of Berthoud, like a lot of Republicans these days, wants to have it both ways. Very little government, unless big government suits their needs.

If he had, he would realize that the lousy pizza is one of the few foods served that actually gets eaten at all.