Issue No. 111 — Safety in runaway truck ramps ☼ Chop (your tree) local ☼ Witchy novel born from genealogy research

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Stefan Scheuermann’s research melded with inspiration to create “Brighter than the Flame”
Geneology led Stefan Scheuermann to a distant great-grandmother burned as a witch in the 17th century. That marked the beginning of an ongoing relationship that led to “Brighter than the Flame.”
Old Firehouse Books suggests a diverse array topics for December
The staff at Old Firehouse Books in Fort Collins recommends a tale of self-improvement, an Indigenous mystery and a biography of George Washington Carver.
The Unaffiliated | State worker pay has improved in Colorado, but other employers still pay more.
Plus: Michael Bennet on Israel. Update to Tina Peters lawsuit. The cost of the offices formed by Jared Polis.
What to do if you see a wolf
Plus: How to hunt (or not hunt) mountain lions, Proposition 123 one year in, a gold mine scam and more Colorado news
These Colorado schools are housing teachers and staff
Plus: Biden touts jobs in Boebert country, yet another lawsuit surrounding Suncor, a handy holiday market guide and more Colorado news
Biden lambastes Boebert during Denver-area fundraiser
Plus: Winter is off to an uninspiring start, new youth housing shelter looks like a college dorm and both sides are skeptical of an election overhaul
Concerts are more expensive than ever
Plus: Filling the middle-skill jobs gap, land trusts urge support for easements and more
The hidden costs of the great outdoors
Plus: Teachers unions’ winning streak, modeling drought solutions, Cora Indians take a seat at the political table and more
Leading the Cora into the community
Issue No. 110 — Political life becomes possible in Gunnison ☼ Farolito light the way to winter ☼ Adventures in rodeo mysteries