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Maybe there’s something we can do on warming

WASHINGTON – On global climate change, I’ve changed my mind – just slightly. I’ve written about this issue for more than two decades, and my theme has been monotonously consistent...

DATE: Jan 21, 2019 | CATEGORY: Robert Samuelson

What Sears and GE declines say about capitalism

WASHINGTON – General Electric and Sears have fallen on hard times, and that tells us a lot about U.S. capitalism. Both were once great enterprises -– symbols of American ingenuit...

DATE: Jan 17, 2019 | CATEGORY: Robert Samuelson

Busy year ahead for city with water, other issues

New Year’s is traditionally a time to reflect on where we’ve been and contemplate where we are going. In that spirit, I want to share some city highlights for 2018 and provide a preview of 2...

DATE: Jan 14, 2019 | CATEGORY: From the Mayor

Busy year ahead for city with water, other issues

New Year’s is traditionally a time to reflect on where we’ve been and contemplate where we are going. In that spirit, I want to share some city highlights for 2018 and provide a preview of 2...

DATE: Jan 14, 2019 | CATEGORY: From the Mayor

Trampling barriers: Mancos artist’s bronze sculpture honors fall of Berlin Wall

President George H.W. Bush helped reunite East and West Germany when the Berlin Wall fell, and a Mancos artist cast a 7-ton bronze sculpture commemorating the event. For 28 years,...

DATE: Jan 12, 2019 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's travels

This asterism is a highlight of the winter sky

Greetings, Stargazers. I have to say that comet 46P/Wirtanen last month exceeded my expectations. By that, I simply mean I could see it with my naked eye, even if it was just bare...

DATE: Jan 12, 2019 | CATEGORY: Others Say

Resolve to be curious about the natural world

We’re almost to mid-January. How are those New Year’s resolutions going? I’m still vacillating over whether or not to actually make any resolutions. I have a number of goals for ...

DATE: Jan 11, 2019 | CATEGORY: Powerful solutions

Fort Lewis College women frustrated at Chadron State

Late chances don’t fall for FLC

DATE: Jan 8, 2019 | CATEGORY: Above the Rim

Evangelicals falsely believe Trump is a champion

WASHINGTON – By all indications, the reluctant support by white evangelicals for Donald Trump against Hillary Clinton in 2016 has solidified into something like devotion. In his a...

DATE: Jan 7, 2019 | CATEGORY: Michael Gerson

It’s a new year ... now what?

Christmas has come and gone, and as usual, most of the items on my wish list are still there. We don’t have world peace, hunger is still around, happy political parties are still...

DATE: Jan 4, 2019 | CATEGORY: Writers on the Range

Leaving White House, they say ‘Don’t blame me’

WASHINGTON – One by one they leap – or are pushed – from the foundering USS Trump, each offering a variation of the same plea: Don’t blame me. Comes now retired Gen. John Kelly, t...

DATE: Jan 3, 2019 | CATEGORY: Dana Milbank

The rough route to Mesa Verde in the early 1900s

As interest in ancient dwellings increased, tourists arrived by Oldsmobiles, in caravans, by the hundreds

DATE: Jan 1, 2019 | CATEGORY: Looking back

Maybe there’s something we can do on warming

What Sears and GE declines say about capitalism

Busy year ahead for city with water, other issues

Busy year ahead for city with water, other issues

Trampling barriers: Mancos artist’s bronze sculpture honors fall of Berlin Wall

This asterism is a highlight of the winter sky

Resolve to be curious about the natural world

Fort Lewis College women frustrated at Chadron State

Evangelicals falsely believe Trump is a champion

It’s a new year ... now what?

Leaving White House, they say ‘Don’t blame me’

The rough route to Mesa Verde in the early 1900s

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