Sun cartoonist Jim Morrissey riffs on the news that those “forever chemicals” that taint the water supply also have been found to impact freshwater fish as well.
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“What’d I Miss?”: Ossie realizes the power of a smartphone — and an ally
In “What’d I Miss?” Ossie recounts how an incident in Arizona last week reinforced the value of video when a Wall Street Journal reporter was detained and cuffed by police.
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“What’d I Miss?”: So what does “white privilege” really mean?
In “What’d I Miss?” Myra makes an effort to define a term that, she allows, might not use the best choice of words but also has been frequently misconstrued.
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Drew Litton: Will parents hit “pause” after Damar Hamlin injury?
Drew Litton figures Damar Hamlin’s life-threatening injury naturally gave some parents pause about their kids playing football. And maybe even watching it.
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Drew Litton: This Colorado cold front’s too dang frosty even for the snowman
Drew Litton reminds us that there’s cold and then there’s cold. This shift in the Colorado weather may be short-lived, but it struck so suddenly that it felt especially jarring.
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Jim Morrissey: When the elf on the shelf goes rogue in Colorado
Sure, it’s cold outside. But Jim Morrissey wonders, with energy costs being what they are, do you really want to bump the heat up a few degrees?
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Drew Litton: The message of the season isn’t really that difficult
Cartoonist Drew Litton reminds us that iIn a time of division and violence, it’s important to remember that everyone deserves our wishes of peace and goodwill.
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“What’d I Miss?”: Intentional or not, who really pays when workers get stiffed?
In “What’d I Miss?” Myra wonders why, when companies fail to pay workers what they’re due, they’re treated differently than an individual caught stealing.
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“What’d I Miss?”: An errant Denver warrant raises questions about police process
In “What’d I Miss?” Ossie’s parents discuss a SWAT raid based on an iPhone app that traumatized a 77-year-old woman — and prompted them to question the police budget.
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6AM, Saturday, on I-70: Five modest proposals for how to speed Colorado ski traffic this season
Coloradans have to wait until 2027 for Floyd Hill to be fixed. Here are some more immediate suggestions.