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South African COVID-19 Variant Hitting Colorado: Risks and Worries

South African COVID-19 Variant Hitting Colorado: Risks and Worries

By Michael RobertsMarch 9, 2021

The first cases cropped up in Chaffee County.

Marijuana Sales Off to Record Start in 2021

Marijuana Sales Off to Record Start in 2021

By Thomas MitchellMarch 9, 2021

Medical and recreational marijuana sales both hit individual high points in January.

Colorado Artist Ellie Paisley Designs New Hemp Backpacks

Colorado Artist Ellie Paisley Designs New Hemp Backpacks

By Hilal BahcetepeMarch 9, 2021

The artist’s signature style can be found for a limited time on the satin interior of Dime Bags’ best-selling backpack, the Hot Box Mini Backpack, and she’s created new pins and patches for Dime Bags, as well.

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Thirty Years After Colorado Legalized Gambling, Two Mayors Place Their Bets

Thirty Years After Colorado Legalized Gambling, Two Mayors Place Their Bets

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMarch 9, 2021

Colorado legalized gambling thirty years ago.

Kristi Burton Brown on Bid to Lead the Colorado Republican Party

Kristi Burton Brown on Bid to Lead the Colorado Republican Party

By Michael RobertsMarch 9, 2021

Burton Brown was once the face of the personhood amendments.

Kelsie Schelling Case Guilty Verdict Doesn’t Mean Mom’s Trial Is Over

Kelsie Schelling Case Guilty Verdict Doesn’t Mean Mom’s Trial Is Over

By Michael RobertsMarch 9, 2021

Schelling’s body has never been found.

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Ask a Stoner: Where Can I Find Bubble Hash Nowadays?

Ask a Stoner: Where Can I Find Bubble Hash Nowadays?

By Herbert FuegoMarch 9, 2021

Bubble hash is harder to find than it was ten years ago, but it’s making a comeback.

See Photos, Video of Suspects From Boulder Hill Party From Hell

See Photos, Video of Suspects From Boulder Hill Party From Hell

By Michael RobertsMarch 9, 2021

One person is seen wearing a fraternity T-shirt.

Criticism Clouds the Park Hill Golf Course Visioning Process

Criticism Clouds the Park Hill Golf Course Visioning Process

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMarch 9, 2021

Some want the 155 acres to live on as open space, while others want mixed-use development.

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“Honey Badger” Scott Gessler on His Bid for Colorado GOP Chair

“Honey Badger” Scott Gessler on His Bid for Colorado GOP Chair

By Michael RobertsMarch 8, 2021

Gessler takes pride in comparisons to honey badgers.

COVID-19 Variants in Colorado Up Nearly 50 Percent in a Week

COVID-19 Variants in Colorado Up Nearly 50 Percent in a Week

By Michael RobertsMarch 8, 2021

Other major metrics have seen increases, too.

Inside Boulder Hill Party Gone Terribly Wrong

Inside Boulder Hill Party Gone Terribly Wrong

By Michael RobertsMarch 8, 2021

A CU alert subject line read: “RUN HIDE FIGHT.”

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Opponents of Denver Group-Living Overhaul Pushing Repeal

Opponents of Denver Group-Living Overhaul Pushing Repeal

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMarch 8, 2021

The signature-gatherers have until mid-May.

Op-Ed: Never Start Smoking, It’s So Hard to Quit

Op-Ed: Never Start Smoking, It’s So Hard to Quit

By Ariel TomlinsonMarch 7, 2021

Flavored tobacco and vaping products lure kids in.

Reader: You Can Check Your Burger at a Drive-Thru, Why Not Weed?

Reader: You Can Check Your Burger at a Drive-Thru, Why Not Weed?

By Westword StaffMarch 7, 2021

Some of the pandemic systems could stay.

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Reader: The Problem Is the Pet Owners, Not the Pets

Reader: The Problem Is the Pet Owners, Not the Pets

By Westword StaffMarch 7, 2021

A change.org petition asks for more access at parks.

Reader: Don’t Mess With Texas, You Liberal Colorado Wimps!

Reader: Don’t Mess With Texas, You Liberal Colorado Wimps!

By Westword StaffMarch 6, 2021

Coloradans aren’t masking their concerns.

Op Ed: Just Say No to Arbitrary THC Potency Caps

Op Ed: Just Say No to Arbitrary THC Potency Caps

By Paul ArmentanoMarch 6, 2021

The recent call from elected officials in Colorado and elsewhere to re-criminalize cannabis products containing elevated levels of THC is simply a new page taken from an age-old playbook

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No Charges Against Von Miller: Much Ado About Nothing

No Charges Against Von Miller: Much Ado About Nothing

By Michael RobertsMarch 5, 2021

The district attorney is mum on the subject of the probe.

Grand Junction to Vote on Retail Marijuana Sales in April

Grand Junction to Vote on Retail Marijuana Sales in April

By Thomas MitchellMarch 5, 2021

One of the Western Slope’s largest cities and a popular stop for road travelers on I-70 and Route 50, Grand Junction has never allowed recreational marijuana sales and has banned medical dispensaries since 2010.

One Claim Tossed for Baker v. Trans Woman Trial, Both Sides React

One Claim Tossed for Baker v. Trans Woman Trial, Both Sides React

By Michael RobertsMarch 5, 2021

The trial is still scheduled to get underway on March 22.

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Polis Won’t Quarantine Possible Texas Superspreaders

Polis Won’t Quarantine Possible Texas Superspreaders

By Michael RobertsMarch 5, 2021

Texas plans to open up “100 percent” next week.

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