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PERRY: Mizel Holocaust program reviews the road to Hell, and how to avoid it
Two recent programs produced by Denver’s Mizel Museum make it clear the red lights are flashing, folks. The critical message that a noted Holocaust researcher offered last week is that Americans must take action to keep history from repeating itself. Better hurry. “When we study the Holocaust, it’s very important to remember that these crimes […]
REP. CARTER: I voted yes on farm worker overtime bill. I would do it again.
I voted yes on Senate Bill 121, the “Overtime Threshold for Agricultural Employees” bill. I want to explain why — not just defend it. Let me start with something most people at the Capitol don’t have to reckon with: I represent Aurora. Our city has spent over $120 million in recent years purchasing small farms […]
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JOAN FITZ-GERALD: Colorado deserves a fighter in the Senate: It’s Julie Gonzales
In over thirty-five years in Colorado politics, I learned something: when things get hard, many legislators fold. When the votes aren’t there, when leadership’s against them, when the room full of lobbyists and donors is telling them to wait, many of them fold, lower their expectations, and move on. A few don’t. Julie Gonzales doesn’t […]
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Toon in Wednesday
Read more These are Edmunds’ top used SUVs under $20,000 for teen drivers Read more The Venice Biennale previews in chaos as war follows art into the world’s oldest exhibition Read more Ten years later, the cult of ‘The Nice Guys’ keeps growing
Toon in Thursday
Read more THURSDAY NEWS IN A RUSH: Top headlines in today’s NewsMinute video Read more State-level legislative effort to shrink single-family lots across Colorado fails Read more Winter’s back in Aurora, closing schools and downing trees
PERRY: Mizel Holocaust program reviews the road to Hell, and how to avoid it
Two recent programs produced by Denver’s Mizel Museum make it clear the red lights are flashing, folks. The critical message that a noted Holocaust researcher offered last week is that Americans must take action to keep history from repeating itself. Better hurry. “When we study the Holocaust, it’s very important to remember that these crimes […]
EDITORIAL: Condolences aren’t the problem in Aurora. Police shootings are
The problem Aurora can’t get past was made clear this week with controversy created in trying to adopt a policy dictating how city lawmakers should behave when they have to confront the public after news of an officer-involved shooting. One side of the city council scowlingly insists that offering condolences to friends and family members […]