So less than two weeks ago, I developed a nodding acquaintance with the Grim Reaper, thanks to a couple of pulmonary embolisms that had taken up residence in my lungs.
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Wolverines Coming Back to Colorado?
A bill is sitting on the desk of Colorado Governor Jared Polis that would begin a process of reintroduction of the wolverine, the largest member of the weasel family and a native Colorado species, back into the state.
One Colorado Rancher Had Five Calves Killed by Wolves in 11 Days
KREMMLING – Of the six livestock killed by wolves in Grand County, Colorado, five were owned by a Kremmling-area rancher named Conway Farrell, who has or leases several ranches in the area.
Boebert at the Center of Unusual Polls and Politics in Race To Replace CO Congressman Buck
Bent County Republican Pamela Kuhn-Valdez said she’s getting ready for the Santa Fe Trail Parade on Friday, where U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and several other GOP candidates for the competitive 4th Congressional District (CD4) primary are expected to show up.
In Praise of Nap-Time for Trump
As an older gentleman like Donald Trump and Joe Biden (though I’m younger at 72), I would like to speak in praise of naps and in defense of Trump’s naps on Monday and Tuesday during court proceedings in Manhatten.
CONTEXT: 2.8 Million Cattle in Colorado. Two Calves Killed This Year at the Paws of a Wolf
Wolves have killed just two calves in Colorado so far this year, and though much has been made of the deaths, they are statistically insignificant.
Despite Disbarment Ruling, Colorado GOP Still Supports Eastman
Last week, a special disbarment judge in California suspended John Eastman’s law license. She noted his utter lack of remorse in advising former President Donald Trump that the 2020 presidential election was stolen by Joe Biden, and formulating a strategy to block Biden’s election and return Trump to the White House.
Wildlife Managers Meet with Ranchers To Explain How To Prevent Attacks by Wolves — and Get Compensation if Attacks Occur
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS – About 100 ranchers from northwest Colorado gathered Wednesday evening to hear Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) and Wildlife Services personnel present information about the reintroduction of grey wolves into western Colorado. Officials answered questions about how to prevent wolf depredations on livestock, as well as how the state will compensate ranchers for losses.
‘We Can’t Just Assume That It Will All Work Out in the End:’ Forum Explores How To Find Common Ground in a Divided Country
Over 1,000 Colorado and American citizens tapped into a wide-ranging, non-partisan discussion Monday about the state of this deeply divided nation and what to do about it.
Colorado Wolf Saga Veers Toward Farce and Tragedy
As a natural resources-oriented journalist for over 40 years, I’ve been blessed with opportunities to learn and grow in my work – especially during my decade-long stint in Wyoming, covering the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and what can be found there: grizzly bears, super-volcanoes, elk and wolves.