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Posted : 2021-05-06 17:16 By Alex Gratzek Last month America really did show the world it was back. As more Americans have received the vaccination, a feeling of normalcy has returned. So have mass shootings. As I watched coverage of the King Sooper shooting in March, I asked my uncle, "Is this the first mass shooting of the Biden presidency?" He thought for a moment and then said "No, there was a shooting in Atlanta a couple of days ago." According to the New York Times, as of April 20, there have been nearly 50 shootings involving four or more people shot in the last 30 days. It seems we...

AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana Over at Hot Air, Allahpundit has been doing a bang-up job of pointing out something odd about many of those who’ve received the COVID-19 vaccine; they’re still scared to do many normal activities like go out to eat or take in a movie even though they’re as COVID-proof as they can get. It’s gotten to the point that some blue communities are now ignoring CDC guidance (which itself has been criticized for being too cautious) in favor of keeping restrictions in place. Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, a moderate Republican, lifted the state’s outdoor mask mand...

Boulder, Colorado has never been a hotbed of Second Amendment support, even before a shooting at a King Sooper grocery store earlier this year claimed the lives of ten people. The Berkeley of the Rocky Mountain foothills has long embraced restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms, and it’s a lock that the city’s ban on so-called assault weapons, struck down by a state judge earlier this year as a violation of the state’s firearms preemption law, will return if Democrats are successful in repealing that law through the state legislature. It’s not surprising, in other words, for ...

KUNC Police tape surrounds the parking lot of the King Soopers in South Boulder the morning after a mass shooting in March that left 10 people dead. The grocery store at the center of a shooting that left 10 people dead in Boulder remains closed. More than a month later, a memorial around the perimeter of the site still attracts mourners who leave behind flowers and heartfelt notes. What lies ahead for that building is very much an open question. But there is a playbook, of sorts, for communities finding a way to move forward with physical infrastructure that has become synonymous with mass ...

Last spring, multi-instrumentalist Steve Varney was preparing for another summer of playing in singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov’s band. The group was poised to continue touring the world, and even perform at Coors Field on a locals-only bill with the Lumineers. Of course, COVID-19 wrecked those plans. Since then, Varney — whose solo project is called Kid Reverie — has spent most of his time teaching music lessons via Zoom and writing and reflecting at his home on Isakov’s farm in Boulder, where the string player lives with his partner and seven-year-old daughter. This spring, a s...