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Canyon Courier Letters to the Editor, Week of March 17
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3/16/22 02:49 PM
Recently I was diagnosed as having kidney stones. I paid $150 out of pocket to have some CT imaging done to discover that. While it is certainly unpleasant to have them, those stones are not my major health problem. The imaging discovered a 1.5 inch mass on one of my kidneys.
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Column by Joe Webb |
3/16/22 02:46 PM
Canyon Courier letter to the editor, Week of Feb. 24
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2/23/22 08:42 AM
In death, Pat Teegarden inspired something that would have given him both pride and satisfaction during his life.
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Column by Greg Romberg |
2/23/22 08:41 AM
Lately, I’ve been wondering how I’ve moved from “It’s a Wonderful World” through “It’s the End of the World (as We Know It)” to, simply, “Wake Me Up (When It’s All Over).” When did I actually give up?
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Column by Andrea W. Doray |
2/23/22 08:40 AM
We live in a representative democracy, and the Constitution requires each 10 years to reapportion members of the U.S. House of Representatives in accordance with the results of a population census.
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By Art Onweller |
2/16/22 08:49 AM
Canyon Courier Letters to the Editor, week of Feb. 17
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2/16/22 08:49 AM
Canyon Courier Letters to the Editor, week of Feb. 10
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2/9/22 09:06 AM
As we celebrate Black History Month this February, let me introduce you to two giants in Colorado history, Edna and John Mosley.
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Column by Greg Romberg |
2/9/22 08:56 AM
Canyon Courier letter to the editor, week of Feb. 3
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2/2/22 01:04 PM
You may remember the song by Jefferson Airplane, “When the truth is found to be lies. And all the joy within you dies. Don’t you want somebody to love?” Well, today we would write it differently. We would ask, “Don’t you want somebody to blame?”
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Column by Jim Rohrer |
2/2/22 09:00 AM
Community Voices by Kathryn Mauz
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Community Voices by Kathryn Mauz |
2/2/22 09:00 AM
With the passing of 2021, we launch into a new year with exciting plans, innovative ideas and a backpack stuffed with challenges facing folks living in the high country of Evergreen and surrounding areas.
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Frosty Wooldridge, Genesee |
1/26/22 08:44 AM
Following politics can be disheartening and distressing, but it’s never dull. The last couple of weeks have been especially interesting, to say the least.
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Column by Linda Rockwell |
1/26/22 08:44 AM
We’re about to lose one of the really good guys.
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1/26/22 08:21 AM
Canyon Courier letter to the editor, Jan. 20
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1/19/22 09:01 AM
I love college athletics, and I bet you do too. Again this year we had an endless array of bowl games. Several times I found myself happily watching two schools I hardly knew. None was more exciting than the RoseBowl, in which my beloved Buckeyes came from behind to win in an exciting fashion. I think we are drawn to college games partially because the players are young men and women who are receiving an education opportunity in exchange for the many hours they donate to practicing and building their skills. Most will not go on to play their sport at a professional level.
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Column by Jim Rohrer |
1/19/22 08:46 AM
Eli Bremer is a friend of mine running for the United States Senate. He is seeking the Republican nomination to oppose Michael Bennet for reelection.
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Column by Joe Webb |
1/12/22 08:49 AM
I love questions. Questions are the beginning of all learning, of all wisdom. Guy’s walking along, sees some interesting phenomenon, says, “Why do you suppose that happens?” That is how physics, astronomy, meteorology, psychology, chemistry… well, you get the idea.
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Column by Michael Alcorn |
1/12/22 08:49 AM
Canyon Courier letters to the editor for the week of Jan. 13
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1/12/22 08:46 AM
