Author: Jerry Herman
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Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to visit Colorado Springs, NORAD
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday announced that he will travel to Colorado Springs to visit the North American Aerospace Defense Command headquarters. Trudeau’s office announced that he will visit NORAD at Peterson Space Force Base on Tuesday before traveling to Los Angeles to participate in the ninth Summit of the Americas, hosted by…
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I-70, closed recently during the Grizzly Creek fire near Glenwood Springs, has reopened
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Interstate 70 between Glenwood Springs and Gypsum reopened in both directions Monday morning, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. The stretch of I-70 has been closed due to the Grizzly Creek fire burning in Glenwood Canyon. The human-caused fire east of Glenwood Springs has burned more than 30,000 acres as of Sunday, with containment…
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EDITORIAL: Fort Collins should stay the course on homeless services
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Fort Collins police, officials and residents are in the midst of making sense of a terrible tragedy. A Fort Collins resident and young mother, Heather “Helena” Hoffman, was found dead in Sheldon Lake in City Park. Police believe she was killed and sexually assaulted by a self-described transient man who in May registered as a sex offender…
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EDITORIAL: When it comes to arming teachers, some training is better than none but we still have concerns
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If teachers and other educators are allowed to have guns in schools, we certainly would prefer they are trained. In that context, we support Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams, who hosted 17 school administrators and teachers in a course designed to teach armed teachers and school administrators how to handle a school shooter. The FASTER course,…
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EDITORIAL: We can do more to discourage bears
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We have a complex relationship with our neighboring black bears. We love to see them, whether it is a solo male spotted near a trail at Junction Creek, or a mother with cubs under an apple tree at the edge of town. There’s a certain cachet in Colorado to sighting or being visited by a…
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EDITORIAL: Blocking EPA overreach
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The Trump administration has taken formal steps to repeal an Obama-era “Waters of the United States” rule that threatened to unleash gross overreach by the Environmental Protection Agency. President Donald Trump and like-minded critics of the rule saw the former regime’s “waters of the U.S.” as an attempt to subject farmers and legitimate business interests…
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Grand Junction City Council tables votes on incentive package, Bonsai Design lease
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Plans to locate a business park in a portion of Las Colonias Park and offer incentives to a local company to act as the anchor tenant have stalled, mostly over terms of a potential lease. The Grand Junction City Council was prepared Wednesday to vote on terms of the incentive package for Bonsai Design, but…



