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Some Jews just accept anti-Semitism, says former congressional candidate Beinstein

Some Jews just accept anti-Semitism, says former congressional candidate Beinstein

Some Jews just accept anti-Semitism Carbondale law-school graduate, temporarily lapsed Republican and soundly trounced candidate for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District Alex Beinstein knows that his withdrawal from the GOP in…

Western Slope Bernie-backer insists Sanders is still in hunt for White House

Western Slope Bernie-backer insists Sanders is still in hunt for White House

Michael Gibson isn’t headed to Philadelphia next week for the Democratic National Convention. As a Bernie 2016 field organizer for Western Colorado, Gibson’s presidential candidate all but threw in the…

Green Party Senate candidate Menconi rejects spoiler label

Green Party Senate candidate Menconi rejects spoiler label

Former Eagle County commissioner and snowboard nonprofit founder Arn Menconi isn’t afraid of a little conflict — it’s the big ones he has a problem with — and he’s willing…

Ballot battle over grocery store beer, wine sales averted

Ballot battle over grocery store beer, wine sales averted

A compromise bill to allow the gradual sales of full-strength wine and beer in Colorado grocery stores and avoid a costly ballot initiative battle to speed up the process has…

U.S. Rep. Polis calls Orlando massacre an ‘act of terror against all Americans’

U.S. Rep. Polis calls Orlando massacre an ‘act of terror against all Americans’

In the wake of the nation’s deadliest mass shooting in Orlando on Sunday, U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, an openly gay Boulder Democrat who represents Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District, decried the…

Governor signs bill to gradually allow full-strength beer, wines sales in grocery stores

Governor signs bill to gradually allow full-strength beer, wines sales in grocery stores

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper late last week signed a pair of bills into law that will change how people get their buzz on in the state, including one that will…

Governor mulls bill to avoid ballot battle over grocery store beer, wine sales

Governor mulls bill to avoid ballot battle over grocery store beer, wine sales

Liquor store owners in Eagle and Summit counties are watching intently as Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper mulls signing into law or vetoing Senate Bill 197, a bid to head off…

Conservation groups applaud newly signed Colorado Public Lands Day

Conservation groups applaud newly signed Colorado Public Lands Day

Conservation and outdoor industry groups around the state and the country are praising the new, first-in-the-nation Colorado Public Lands Day after Gov. John Hickenlooper signed it into law last week…

Hickenlooper to sign Public Lands Day bill into law

Hickenlooper to sign Public Lands Day bill into law

Gov. John Hickenlooper will be in Vail on Tuesday to sign Senate Bill 21 that establishes the third Saturday in May as Public Lands Day in Colorado – a bill…

Bill to lower Western Slope health insurance rates clears Senate committee

Bill to lower Western Slope health insurance rates clears Senate committee

A bipartisan bill to lower Western Slope health insurance rates sponsored by state Sen. Kerry Donovan, D-Vail, made it out of the Senate Committee on Health & Human Services late…