Tag: voices
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The joy of little free libraries | From my Perspective
I’m rarely without a book wherever I go. I read in the car and on planes. When I head to the DMV, I anticipate the wait in line and I bring my book along. In the evening, I’m often seen by neighbors on our front porch with my kindle and water bottle. I’ve always loved…
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The joy of little free libraries | From my Perspective
I’m rarely without a book wherever I go. I read in the car and on planes. When I head to the DMV, I anticipate the wait in line and I bring my book along. In the evening, I’m often seen by neighbors on our front porch with my kindle and water bottle. I’ve always loved…
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Independence, connection and quality of life | Golden Bridge Network
By Tracie Ashley As Teller County’s older adult population continues to grow, the Teller Senior Coalition plays a critical role in helping seniors maintain independence, connection and quality of life. Through a wide range of programs and services, the coalition is working to meet the evolving needs of older adults in the community. Located in…
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Union was preserved at Newburgh | From the Editor
The man who has been called the “father of his country” was certainly that. He led the successful rebellion. He was president of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, which rewrote the Articles of Confederation and produced the World’s best and most enduring foundational document for a nation. After being unanimously elected as country’s first president,…
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Union was preserved at Newburgh | From the Editor
The man who has been called the “father of his country” was certainly that. He led the successful rebellion. He was president of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, which rewrote the Articles of Confederation and produced the World’s best and most enduring foundational document for a nation. After being unanimously elected as country’s first president,…
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Letters to the editor
Get involved Healthy government should welcome public participation, not avoid it. Citizens should not have to fight for basic transparency, timely responses, or equal treatment from public officials. A community functions best when residents attend meetings, ask questions, and remain engaged in local decisions that affect taxes, safety, land use, schools, and public resources. Public…
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Amid division, what unite us | Veterans’ voice
As we approach our country’s 250-year mark, we are a deeply divided nation at war once again. I wonder how we got here and how we have survived this long and whether we will survive another 250 years. Our history shows the reality of this historic achievement. Regardless of whether our president or congress has…
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Amid division, what unite us | Veterans’ voice
As we approach our country’s 250-year mark, we are a deeply divided nation at war once again. I wonder how we got here and how we have survived this long and whether we will survive another 250 years. Our history shows the reality of this historic achievement. Regardless of whether our president or congress has…
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We keep paying for being the first | From the Editor
It usually not a good idea to be first. I was fervently against the legalization of medical marijuana in 2000. I was even more against the legalization of recreational marijuana in 2012. Most recently, I was against allowing medical marijuana dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana. I’m not against legalized marijuana. I don’t use it nor…
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We keep paying for being the first | From the Editor
It usually not a good idea to be first. I was fervently against the legalization of medical marijuana in 2000. I was even more against the legalization of recreational marijuana in 2012. Most recently, I was against allowing medical marijuana dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana. I’m not against legalized marijuana. I don’t use it nor…





