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Letters to the editor: April 29, 2024 - Boulder Weekly

Opinion: Colorado's Congressional delegation must rethink its approach on wildfire "fuel reduction" logging

Environmental groups challenge elected officials to stop ignoring science showing this approach does more damage than good

Steve Wolf Wants to Fight Fire With Hurricanes

The Boulder inventor/entrepreneur has worked with Tom Cruise, taught kids science and is now taking on nature with Team Wildfire.

Letters: More internet options exist; lack of pharmacy competition; supporting increased density; forests under fire

Open Forum letters to the editor for Wednesday, September 6, 2023.

LETTERS: Wasting tax dollars; do something Denver

Wasting tax dollars

Writer Josh Schlossberg on Malinae, Denver Horror and More

Pete Rawlik reviews "MALINAE" by Josh Schlossberg

Ten Best Things to Do In and Around Denver This Weekend, April 8 to 11, 2021

In this Denver Women's Press Club program. Dr. Juana Bordas — author of the award-winning books The Power of Latino Leadership and Salsa, Soul, and Spirit: Leadership for a Multicultural Age — will discuss the connecting points among Latino, Black and Native American communities. It's $5 to register here. Friday, April 9, 5 to 6 p.m, online MALINAE, the debut novella of Josh Schlossberg, biological horror author and Denver Horror Collective co-founding member, will be released by D&T Publishing this month, with an e-book available from Godless.com on April 9. During this virtual launch, Schlossberg will read an excerpt from MALINAE and share the real-life inspiration for his work’s exploration of Alzheimer’s disease. D&T Publishing editor Dawn Ellis Shea will relate her experiences working as a nurse with dementia patients, and Huntington Potter, director of the University of Colorado Alzheimer's and Cognition Center, will discuss the latest scientific progress toward a cure. Their talks will conclude with a Q&A. It's free to participate; sign up here.

A Familiar Face

An EPD BearCat moves southbound on Patterson Street The Civil Liberties Defense Center filed an amended federal lawsuit on Feb. 22 with names of police officers involved during the May 31, 2020, George Floyd protests. The five plaintiffs and the CLDC initially filed a federal lawsuit in July 2020 that alleges Eugene police officers violated their First, Fourth and 14th Amendment rights. The city has settled two lawsuits related to policing from May 31.   The filing, made after a months-long legal discovery process, reveals that one of the Eugene police officers involved with the May 31 evening alleged police brutality has been a defendant in other police misconduct cases and lawsuits. 

Eugene CLDC Amends Filing Against City of Eugene & EPD To Name Officers In May 31 Protest

The Eugene Civil Liberties Defense Center filed an amended federal lawsuit against the city of Eugene and its police department this week. The filing names