Opinion
Outward bound
Contrary to popular belief, there are a few benefits to being a wheelchair user. Adaptive recreation is one of them.
I’ve always been adventurous. Growing...
Via: Mobility needs unmet for 1,000 locals
“My husband, Albert, is a retired police officer. He is 87 years old and has had multiple surgeries. Recently, his right leg was amputated...
Citizens for true civic use
By Stan Garnett
I have agreed to provide legal counsel to the group called Protect Boulder Civic Space and proudly added my name to their...
From pollution to solution
By Alejandro Murillo
Boulder, a beacon of environmental consciousness, faces a pivotal moment in its quest for climate justice. The Valmont Power Station, once a...
Letters to the editor: June 10, 2024
Democracy in action
Ms. Ochs’ challenging trip to Washington shows how a determined advocate can create more understanding with members of Congress, hopefully leading to...
Ms. Ochs goes to Washington
Last month, I wrote about the difficulties of traveling for wheelchair users (“Inaccessible world,” April 22). Not long after, I took a solo flight...
Imagine! the future
By Fred Hobbs
There are some significant changes coming soon that will transform the way Boulder and Broomfield County citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities...
Millionaires for vacant concrete pads
A new group, Protect Boulder Civic Space (PBCS) group, has sprung up to oppose development of the 11,000-square-foot Civic Use Pad attached to the...
Discourse & discord
College students across the nation have risked arrest and expulsion to demand that institutions of higher learning cut financial ties with Israel and/or weapons suppliers, or at least...
The progressives’ Palestine dilemma
By Tom Shelley
As I write this, I am having trouble staying on top of what is happening at this or that university campus. It’s...
Disturbing the peace
By Sean Bodhivajra Scanlan
President Biden went on camera recently to wag his finger at all those naughty schoolchildren throughout the country, who, instead...
Balance, not betrayal
By Nicole Speer and Mark Wallach
Last month, the Boulder Weekly published a lengthy recitation of grievances and claims of betrayal by the city from...
