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Peter Boyles endorses Jeff Peckman in Denver mayor’s race: “Beam Peckman up!”

By Michael RobertsApril 26, 2011

All you fancy-schmancy mayoral candidates bragging about being supported by business groups, unions or past and present officials should feel mighty jealous about now. That’s because long-shot hopeful Jeff Peckman, the man behind Initiative 300, which would have established an extra-terrestrial affairs commission, has been formally endorsed by KHOW talk-show…

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Theresa Spahn is a breath of fresh air in the mayor’s race: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 26, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election are due on May 3, 2011. With one week left to vote and nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the empty rhetoric to find the meaningful content. Today,…

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Kenneth Simpson is the great unknown in the mayor’s race: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 25, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election are due on May 3, 2011. With one week left to vote and nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the political rhetoric to reveal what is known. Today,…

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Thomas Wolf is the risk and return candidate for Denver mayor: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 22, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election were mailed out to voters late last week. With nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the political rhetoric to reveal the risk and return spectrum of each candidate…

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NORML conference deserves honorary proclamation: Kenny Be’s Worst-Case Scenario

By Kenny BeApril 21, 2011

The Denver mayor and City Council hand out an honorary proclamations nearly everyday. Organizations as varied as martial arts dojos and garden clubs are honored for their unique contributions to the city. It seems only fitting that NORML, a marijuana legalization group holding its convention in Denver today, should get…

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Wild horse roundups: Judge okays lawsuit as accounts of abuse pile up (VIDEO)

By Alan PrendergastApril 21, 2011

Amid mounting evidence of wild horses being mistreated during government roundups and suffering in poorly tended holding facilities, a federal judge in California is allowing a key legal challenge by horse advocates to move forward — one that could end up ordering captured horses released back to the open range…

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James Mejia is a sleeper in the mayor’s race: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 21, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election were mailed out to voters late last week. With nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the political rhetoric to awaken the truth. Today, we set the alarm for…

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Paul Noel Fiorino drops out of mayor’s race to run for District 8 city council seat

By Michael RobertsApril 21, 2011

Paul Noel Fiorino’s run for Denver mayor was bumpy, with so many signatures disallowed that he failed to make the ballot. He announced that he’d carry on as a write-in candidate — but now he’s dropped that plan to join the 39 hopefuls for the late Carla Madison’s District 8…

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Midwifery: Bill to expand midwives’ scope of practice passes House committee unanimously

By Melanie AsmarApril 20, 2011

A bill to expand midwives’ scope of practice in Colorado that’s seen its fair share of compromises may have had its easiest day in the spotlight yesterday. After several hours of testimony and questions about infant death rates and medical liability insurance, the House Judiciary Committee passed the bill unanimously…

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James Mejia: Activist attacks Denver mayoral candidate for using phrase “illegal immigrants”

By Michael RobertsApril 20, 2011

James Mejia is now among the frontrunners in the race for Denver mayor, which makes him a target for attacks — including an unexpected one from a group of Latino activists led by Lidia Ortiz. They’ve written an open letter blasting Mejia for using the phrase “illegal immigrants” in a…

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Danny Lopez likes to think he is a mayor candidate: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 20, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election were mailed out to voters late last week. With nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the political rhetoric to reveal the painful truth. Today, we feel the hurt…

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James Mejia wraps up campaign to sleep his way around the city on his quest to become mayor

By Melanie AsmarApril 19, 2011

Last week, mayoral candidate James Mejia wrapped up his campaign to sleep over at homes across the city. I was at the last slumber party on Friday night, as it was hosted by my boyfriend’s house, Sleeptight, which he shares with four roommates in the Lincoln/La Alma Park neighborhood…

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Doug Linkhart has the grassiest grassroots in mayor’s race: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 19, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election were mailed out to voters late last week. With nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the political rhetoric to help uncover what is buried below. Today, we dig…

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Barack Obama’s sit-down with CBS4’s Shaun Boyd: The pros and cons of going local (VIDEO)

By Michael RobertsApril 19, 2011

According to CBS4’s Shaun Boyd, the station was granted an interview with President Barack Obama because “we asked.” But this on-air explanation doesn’t tell the whole story. Obama sat down with numerous TV reporters from local outlets yesterday — presumably because his staff felt he might get more favorable coverage…

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Michael Hancock wears Webb’s shoes in Denver mayor’s race: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 18, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election were mailed out to voters late last week. With ten nine candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. My Speed Candidating profiles cut through the political rhetoric to help voters pick the least objectionable candidate. Today,…

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Carol Boigon dropping out of Denver mayor’s race, endorsing Michael Hancock

By Michael RobertsApril 18, 2011

Denver City Councilwoman Carol Boigon has run one of the more aggressive mayoral campaigns to date — but it’s over. According to campaign spokeswoman C.L. Harmer, Boigon is dropping out of the race, and she’ll endorse fellow councilman Michael Hancock at a 10:30 a.m. press conference…

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Loveland Tax Day Tea Party: 3rd annual event growing — which is why Ken Buck will be there

By Michael RobertsApril 15, 2011

Anyone who doubts the continuing influence of the so-called Tea Party movement need only look at the guest list for tomorrow’s third-annual Loveland Tax Day Tea Party. Speakers constitute a who’s who of conservative political power in Northern Colorado and beyond…

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Jeff Peckman has explosion of ideas in Denver mayor’s race: Kenny Be’s Speed Candidating

By Kenny BeApril 15, 2011

Ballots for the 2011 General Municipal Election were mailed to voters on April 14, 2011. With ten candidates running for Denver mayor, voters will need to keep a “cheat sheet” handy. Speed Candidating profiles cut through the rhetoric to help voters pick their favorite candidate. First up: Jeff Peckman…..

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Midwifery: Bill to revise midwifery law moves forward — without provision allowing suturing

By Melanie AsmarApril 7, 2011

Update below: As detailed in our feature, “Special Delivery,” a group of midwives, moms and home-birth advocates are pushing to expand the scope of what Colorado midwives can do. Among the proposed changes: allowing midwives to administer certain drugs and IVs, and making it legal for midwives to suture women…

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Carla Madison, Denver City councilwoman, dies after cancer battle: Colleagues pay tribute

By Michael RobertsApril 6, 2011

District 8 councilwoman Carla Madison has been battling colon cancer for about two years, but the fight didn’t seem to slow her down. That’s why her sudden death yesterday came as such a surprise. Below, read the city’s official goodbye to Madison, featuring remembrances from council president Chris Nevitt and…

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B.J. Nikkel: Facebook page claims blood will be on her hands for helping kill Civil Union Act

By Michael RobertsApril 5, 2011

After the Colorado Civil Union Act was approved by the Senate, sponsor Pat Steadman predicted that it would pass the House if not blocked by “extremists.” However, the measure died in the judiciary committee, with B.J. Nikkel and other Republican members voting against it. The anger this vote stirred is…

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Chris Romer wins Denver Post mayoral endorsement — but does that mean anything?

By Michael RobertsApril 4, 2011

Yesterday, the Denver Post officially endorsed former Senator Chris Romer in the Denver mayor’s race, calling him a “dynamo of ideas” who would bring “the critical eye of an outsider” to the gig, since he’s never worked for the city. But in today’s shifting media environment, does the Post’s blessing…

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