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Love from The Johnstown Breeze

Matt Lubich - Another small-town paper supports The Mountain-Ear after the Lakeview Fire

Will Fossil Fuel win out?

Bill Thibedeau - Congress should fight rollback of clean energy efforts

Mud Lake Musings

Arden and Betsy Buck - Most lakes are fed by streams flowing into and out of them, but there are no streams feeding or exiting Mud Lake. Instead, it’s fed by ground water.

Again I say, DON’T GO!

Ellen Moore - When it comes to military enlistment, signer beware

Food pantries need your help

Gregory Petty - SNAP benefits will be frozen this Friday, October 31. Individuals receiving “food stamps” will have to find some way of feeding themselves and their families.

Shopping Center memories

Dan and Karen Adler - Expedite permitting process to get Nederland back in business

Reflections on No Kings rally

Bill Thibedeau - On a cold and windy No Kings Day, Nederland folks came out in force to make a statement: They don’t want a king or dictator. 

Lunch, our Constitution, and longevity

Rudy García - We both knew our discussions, murmurs, and opinions were going to take on a tone fraught with political and legal implications – a new President had just been elected.

Ready, set, snow!

Lindy Lewis - Is your vehicle ready for winter road conditions? How’s your firewood supply? What’s your propane level? Canyon Cares can help anyone who meets our financial aid criteria with expenses related to winter preparation.

A newbie thank you

Richard Lynch - Peak to Peak Visitors Guide is jam-packed with ideas, info and tips

Compliments, not a complaint!

Andrea Sedlmayr - We want to thank The Mountain-Ear, especially Christopher Kelley, for the “Tragedy in Pictures: Day One” text and photos.

1A funds open space—will we be welcome?

Dear Editor, Boulder County's open-space program has preserved much of what makes this region remarkable. Since 1967, voters have supported protecting over 100,000 acres, creating trails and preserving rural character. But after decades of...

Central City vote NO on Measure 2A

Dear Editor, I urge Central City voters to vote NO on Measure 2A on November 4, 2025, to protect the character and integrity of our city. By voting “NO” on Measure 2A, we can ensure that sexually oriented businesses remain restricted to...

Gilpin Dems chair on RE-1 candidates

Dear Editor, If you are voting for RE-1 school board candidates, here are summary profiles; if you use social media, some may have profiles there to view as well. Party rules limit my ability to recommend some candidates.  As mentioned in...

RE-1 school board candidates endorsements

Dear Editor, I have had the opportunity to speak with three of the candidates for the RE-1 School Board in the last few weeks. I endorse all of them as excellent choices for the Board. Two candidates are running for one 2-year term, filling out...

Main Street Central City deserves better

Dear Editor, As Central City voters consider whether to allow sexually oriented businesses on Main Street this November, one fact should not be overlooked: the company at the center of this debate, RCI Hospitality, has a troubling record that...

Dear Editor, Even though I don’t have children attending the Gilpin School now I still believe I benefit as a community member if Gilpin RE-1 has an excellent school board. My children benefited from the excellent education they received from...

Hubris in the land of Oz

Dear Editor, Last week, our president addressed the United Nations in which he rambled and scolded the members, many of them our allies, for over 90 minutes. The UN requests that speakers limit themselves to 20 minutes.  This week, the...

I’m a life you could save

Dear Editor, You don’t know me, but I may need you one day. I might be a child in surgery, a parent in a car accident, or someone fighting cancer. I’m a life that could be saved — with just one blood donation. There’s a Blood Drive on October...

Dear Editor, The Board of the High Country Auxiliary (HCA) would like to express our sincere gratitude to all who contributed to the resounding success of our recent flea market! When you donated your items, and then purchased other tools,...

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