In July, at the end of a marathon twelve-plus hour hearing attended by hundreds, the state health board rejected contentious new restrictions on medical marijuana dispensaries, including one that may have limited them to five patients each. But that doesn’t mean questions and controversies surrounding the state’s booming medical marijuana…
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House Democrats are playing nice again, and moving closer to finding compromise on a stripped down version of the president’s health-care plan. And wouldn’t you know it, just days after irking upperclassmen with his very-un-freshman-like stance on the bill, Rep. Jared Polis (D-A Big Pile of Money) showed up on…
We’re giving away three links every day. All you have to do is send them to us. The challenger for John Salazar’s House seat isn’t exactly rolling in dough at this point. (Colorado Independent) Corruption for a good cause in Longmont? (Face the State) Brekenridge might not even need to…
UPDATE: HuffPo is also looking for an editor in Los Angeles, LAWeekly.com reports. Rahm Emanuel’s daughter is said to be considering the job, but is “worried it might conflict with ballet practice.” ORIGINAL POST: On the off chance you were worried the Huffington Post would abandon its storied brand of…
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Politico reports this morning that the battle over President Obama’s health care-reform bill will be waged, and won, during the upcoming August recess. And Republicans is already identifying Colorado Democrats it believes it can persuade to stiff-arm the president come vote time. From Politico’s piece: “There’s a reason why they…
Get your blogs here. We catch ’em fresh daily. Send us links. Fort Collins will be the proud owner of Colorado’s second Smart Grid. (Square State) I don’t want to ruin the ending, but they painted photoshopped your name on the field, and Dan Hawkins recorded voice will call you…
When Michael Bennet was just a baby/his mama told him, son/always be a good boy/don’t ever play with guns. But that (weird, re-imagined-by-me Johnny Cash lyric) didn’t stop him from voting for them. Now he and fellow Sen. Mark Udall are in trouble — at least with the press –…
Join us every afternoon for a tall glass of ice cold blog. Bring links. A day after blowing a late-game lead to the D-Backs, the Rockies trade for some bullpen help in the form of Rafael Betancourt. (Purple Row) Just because we’re not paying them for four days doesn’t mean…
Get used to the words flashing on your TV screen and bouncing from your radio speakers: “Pay as you go.” And we’re not talking cell phones or Craigslist escorts (they do that, don’t they?) President Obama’s proposed “pay-as-you-go” plan — wherein every expenditure (except for lots of them) must be…
OK, so CNN.com’s Freshman Year — the internet reality show starring Colorado Congressman Jared Polis — isn’t likely an accurate representation of how Polis spends his time. And he does allegedly visit an Aurora detention center in the most recent episode (although we don’t see it, and I’m convinced he…
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Mayor John Hickenlooper may be starring in his own documentary series, but if this morning’s Denver Post is any indication, he’s soon going to be starring in his own political thriller, in which he somehow tries to trim $120 million from the city’s budget without decimating services, putting more people…
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After 12-plus hours of testimony, the state health board on Monday rejected a key restriction on medical marijuana dispensaries — a rule that would have limited them to five patients each. You have to imagine this was the most attention ever heaped on the health board, which played host to…
Our daily ticket to blog-land. Got something for us? Send it here. The Pew Center released a report on corrections. Colorado’s correctional population ranks 15th among states. (Square State) The NL West is the second best division in baseball. That sound you hear is ESPN trying to figure out who…
It looks like Boulder Congressman Jared Polis has taken the lead as one of the Democrats to cross party lines and thumb his nose at President Obama’s health care proposal. But his concerns don’t have to do with health care itself. No, a letter he wrote that was signed by…
It’s hard to understate the explosive rise of Colorado’s medical marijuana industry. When Westword took an in-depth look at issue in the February 2009 article “Medical marijuana Has Become a Growth Industry in Colorado,” just over 5,000 patients had been approved by the state to use marijuana — which was…
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Our daily cruise through the local blogosphere. Send tips this way. A new poll says Ritter’s approval rating is bad. But it could have been worse. (Colorado Pols) A little Rockies-related context before tonight’s All-Star game. (Purple Row) “Carbon Flats:” Swanky new condos on their way up in Arapahoe Square…
Even Republican South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham concedes that Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor will be approved unless she has a “complete meltdown.” But that hasn’t prevented conservatives across the country from frightening their ideological comrades with the horrific prospect of a “wise Latina” judge on the most important bench…
