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Thursday, September 2,2010

Squatters' Rights

Eldorado Springs says county is passing the buck on new sewer system

By Jefferson Dodge
County officials argue it was clear from the start, based on county commissioners discussions at the time, that the $1.8 million would not be enough to cover the entire cost of the project, and that the homeowners should be the ones who pay for the new system in its entirety, since they are the only ones benefitting from the sewer plant.
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Friday, August 20,2010

Student Guide 2010: Whats in a name?

By Jefferson Dodge
It was formerly known as the University of Colorado Student Union, a name that student leaders say was too confusing. According to Anthony DeLaRosa, CUSG chief of staff, some students thought it was a building, while others thought it was some kind of labor union.
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Friday, August 20,2010

Student Guide 2010: Youre in college, its time to get politically active

By Jefferson Dodge
While proponents of the tax-killing measures say government has gotten too big and that people need to save all the money they can in this sluggish economy, opponents of Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101 say the initiatives would effectively shut down state government, crippling crucial public services and infrastructure.
Wednesday, August 11,2010

Boulder County chooses Romanoff over Bennet

By Jefferson Dodge
While incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet edged challenger Andrew Romanoff in the statewide Senate race, the opposite was true in Boulder County.
Thursday, July 29,2010

Buechner: I didn’t refuse to be interviewed

By Jefferson Dodge
But Buechner told Boulder Weekly that he never actually declined to be interviewed, he just told someone that he’d have to think about it before agreeing to be interviewed. “I’ve said that to a couple of presidencies, too,” says the former University of Colorado president, who has also served as Boulder mayor and state legislator.
Thursday, July 22,2010

Mobility Impaired

Manager, residents of local mobile home park at odds

By Jefferson Dodge
Arranged thoughtfully on two stacked coffee tables are metal pigs, a sideways detergent container sprouting a plant and a giant gold medallion bearing the words Boulder and Colorado. Flanked by sunflowers are a female mannequin head on a stick and a walker that is only big enough for a child.
Thursday, July 15,2010

Golf carts becoming hot wheels in Lyons

By Jefferson Dodge
So Parker issued a memo on July 13 clarifying, among other things, that, yes, you can get a DUI while driving a golf cart on public streets or property, just like you can get one for riding a bike, or even a horse, under the influence.
Thursday, July 8,2010

Just doing our job

By Jefferson Dodge
Bob Brancato, a Republican vying to unseat U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, sent us a press release several weeks ago proudly announcing the fact that former Congressman Tom Tancredo had endorsed him. In the release, Brancato talked about his support for Arizona’s new anti-immigration law, which some say encourages racial profiling.
Thursday, July 8,2010

27 Years of Activism

Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center lays off staff, reinvents itself

By Jefferson Dodge
In the late 1970s, a group of protesters blocked the railroad tracks at Rocky Flats in an attempt to keep trains from delivering nuclear bomb-making supplies to the plant. That group, the “Rocky Flats Truth Force,” occupied the tracks for a whole year, and was joined by several prominent figures, including Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman and Daniel Ellsberg.
Thursday, June 10,2010

Fishing poll

Democrats spar over phone survey

By Jefferson Dodge
A push poll is couched as a way to test campaign messages, but its intent is to sway voters by associating a candidate with negative labels. For example, in the Longmont City Council election last fall, some accused a group supporting Katie Witt of targeting her opponent, Karen Benker, in a push poll.
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