Bennet’s support of charter schools is a mistake I appreciated the opportunity to attend the May 27 town hall meeting hosted by Sen. Michael Bennet and Rep. Jason Crow and
Continue readingSen. Michael Bennet’s charter school support is a huge mistake (Letters)
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero is right: the more accountability, the better for district schools that are struggling. We support his effort to reinstate district-led accountability metrics that bring
Families in Colorado facing danger of return to Afghanistan Re: “Trump’s presidency was never about deporting illegal immigrants,” June 1 editorial We thought your editorial was excellent — as far
Continue readingFamilies in Colorado facing danger of return to Afghanistan (Letters)
The Jewish community has warned that framing the war between Israel and Hamas as a simplistic, all-or-nothing fight puts Jews at risk here in Colorado. We’ve urged community leaders and
Continue readingTolerating violence against Jews is a choice (Opinion)
Did the powers that be learn nothing from the 2018 Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission Supreme Court decision? How about Trinity Lutheran v. Comer (2017) or Carson v.
Continue readingColorado comes for religion again, this time targeting a summer camp (Opinion)
The Jewish community is reeling after the antisemitic attacks of the last two months, from the firebombing of Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro’s home to the murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah
Continue readingIn wake of recent attacks, Jewish community needs to fight urge to retreat (Opinion)
Science is WEIRD: Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic. Of the global population, only 12% of individuals are actually “WEIRD”; however, 95% of psychological and behavioral research participants are from
Keys to keeping the Jewish community safe On Sunday, during a peaceful walk in Boulder, several people were burned in an incendiary attack. The suspect reportedly shouted “Free Palestine” as
Continue readingHow can we keep the Jewish community safe? (Letters)
On a tranquil Sunday afternoon in Boulder, 15 people, including an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor, were set on fire. The majority of survivors are Jewish and were part of a community
Pedestrian walkway at Capitol too pricey Re: “First images show pedestrian walkway,” May 23 news story A proposed pedestrian walkway/bridge is under consideration to run through Lincoln Veterans Memorial Park
Continue readingDo we really need a $20 million walkway from the Capitol to a park? (Letters)