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Former newspaper publisher and community philanthropist Rowland "Reb" Rebele died Saturday at age 93. Rebele was active in a number of community organizations in Santa Cruz County.

"Having worked in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District with potential dropouts as a K-12 teacher, principal and volunteer for 45 years, I agree that many of our children are still suffering from the COVID disruption as the Sentinel Editorial mentioned, but they are also fearful about school safety (bullying) and even school shootings," writes Don Eggleston in a Guest Commentary.

The 2024 contest projected Aug. 30 in a Sentinel Editorial pits Biden against Trump and asks if the contest is indeed viable. I beg to differ with those who in any way equate the two. On one hand, we have a multi-indicted (over 90 criminal charges), twice impeached rather dimly-brained liar leading a cult of […]

Of all the Colorado elected official choices voters must decide this year, the race most demanding clarity is that of state attorney general.

Successful political leadership is about making apt choices.

Last call. The party’s over, Colorado.

The alarming scheme involving a former Arapahoe County social worker using her position to persecute an Aurora city council member in an apparent act of wanton vengeance has now mushroomed

The universal benefit of making all education, including higher education, available to everyone is an easy argument to make: Educating anyone benefits everyone.

In a world where so many people don’t like being told what to do — and they have to be shown — state Sen. Kevin Priola this week illustrated the

There is no starker contrast along the Front Range between the sea of green lawns that generations have maintained and the harsh reality that they don’t belong here, and can’t.