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FLYING HIGH: Lang Sias Lands in HD27

If there was ever a more deserving candidate ripe for House District 27, it was pilot Lang Sias, who, over the weekend, received his boarding pass to represent the district and replace Libby Szabo. Szabo's last day as a State Representative was on Thursday as she was...

HICK’S BIG ADVENTURE: Gov. Claims 100 Visits to Club 20 Counties

    Gov. Hickenlooper claims to have placed “an unprecedented focus on rural Colorado.” Or at least that’s what he told the good folks from Club 20 last week, IN DENVER. “In the first four years, I’ve been to Club 20 counties just over 100 times,”...

KEYSTONE AMENDMENTS: Good News in the Details

The U.S. Senate finished it’s first order of business on Thursday and finally passed legislation to build the Keystone pipeline. It took them nearly a month to sift through more than 200 amendments, before finally deciding to vote on more than 40, and then cast all of...

NO BRAINER: Perlmutter Promotes Bizarre Scholarships

Either U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter has hired a new social media director who thinks they are too clever for words, or we just discovered a honey pot of wasteful spending. Perlmutter was promoting a tuition and scholarship fair that will be held Saturday at the Westminster...

WATER WAR: Eklund Gets the Vapors, Bows to California

  This was last month: James Eklund, director of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, initially gave some tough remarks in explaining his state’s intentions in an interview with The Associated Press. “If anybody thought we were going to roll over and say, 'OK,...

HYPOCRITE: State Tests for Thee, But Not for Me, Says JCEA Prez

Jeffco Education Association President John Ford, apparently, is now backing the sentiment of the Jeffco School Board majority when it comes to testing kids.  Ford has requested a waiver for his children for the state-mandated Colorado Measures of Academic Success...