It’s better to be skeptical than cynical, but we have a problem here. In the early aughts, a once-respected writer was found out by editors that the writer had introduced information that was not true. The writer bowed out, but then wrote a novel titled The Fabulist. Forbes ran a review of the book, noting …
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That was perhaps one of the most important sentences spoken at a Denver Landmark Preservation Commission meeting earlier this week. Warren United Methodist Church in the Wyman Landmark District was sold to the Saint Francis Center after closing the church in 2014. It was a house of worship for 113 years. And now, it will …
Talk about a shake-up – and days of volatility. But it’s time to get those ballots in before 7 p.m. today. I’m heading off to the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library to drop off my ballot before going to a meeting. Probably a lot of people will be staying up late tonight. And who can …
The dithery approach by the current administration to the challenge of handling the coronavirus – also called COVID-19 – is not helping. Things seem to be settling down a bit now that an expert or two are being let into the fold, not just members of the administration who at some levels do not have …
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