Yes on city revenue issues
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2008
There are three city ballot measures regarding finances that the Camera supports: Full story »
more Editorials
- On endorsements and the silly season
- Evans: The registration blues
- Editorials from around the country
- Congrats to local chefs
- Vote NO on Amendment 48
- From the editorial advisory board: Political and attack ads
- Working together: Crisis averted, but situation shows state's vulnerability
Butterfield: Hip towns and a clever measure
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008
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We in Boulder have so many reasons to see Berkeley, Calif. as our rival; in worldclass research and education, in natural beauty and liberal views bordering on wackiness, and for leadership with new ideas. And now the rivalry comes down to Boulder's vote coming up to allow property owners to finance green improvements on their properties with county bond money, and to pay the debt through their land tax bill. Pretty clever: no taxes, low interest, low risk, low or no money down, lower utility bills and the loan goes with the property. Full story »
more Opinion Columnists
- Krauthammer: Obama's Reagan factor
- Pitts: Compassion, certainly, but justice, too
- Greenlee: More bucks simply sucks
- Time for an FDR moment
- Goodman: Sea smurf invasion
- Scoville: Civics and economy in school
- Will: Angry public still needs this deal
Letters to the Editor - Oct. 8
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2008
Worthy Cause amendment, the elections, Amendment 48 Full story »
more Letters to the Editor
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 7
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 6
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 5
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 4
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 3
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 2
- Letters to the Editor - Oct. 1
League of Women Voters on local issues
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008
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One of the major activities of the League of Women Voters has always been the study, member discussion and consensus of public policy issues. As a result of this process, we have developed an extensive set of positions on various governmental topics. We have always separated our nonpartisan or neutral stand on candidates and our stand on issues. Our members have produced ballot issue pamphlets with the major provisions, the background and the pros and cons of each ballot issue. They are available in all public libraries in the county and on our web site, www.lwvbc.org. Full story »
more Guest Opinions
- Boulder County Bar Association: King Solomon and the rule of law
- Guest commentary: Support for Amendment 58
- McFeatters: This bailout had better work
- Hawkins: The pine beetle vs. the Flatirons
- Health care and the election
- The gross-out option
- Guest opinion: Former council members say 'No on 2B'
Virtual Editorial Board: Political ads
Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008
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This week’s question: We are bombarded with political ads from all sides this season. Do the political ads in general, or the attack ads more specifically, impact your voting decisions? Do you feel that the ads help to educate voters, or do they cloud the issues?
Full story »more Virtual Editorial Board
- Virtual Editorial Board: The $700 billion plan
- Virtual Editorial Board: Government bailouts
- Virtual Editorial Board: Candidates’ questionnaire
- Virtual Editorial Board: Vice presidential picks
- Virtual Editorial Board: The Democratic National Convention
- Virtual Editorial Board: Concealed guns on CU’s campus
- Virtual Editorial Board: Non-citizens on city boards and commissions
- Peter Dente: Voting with your conscience
October, 7 2008 - Libby Ericson: Sarah Palin as vice president
October, 7 2008 - Bob Burke: Mark Udall and the rescue package
October, 7 2008 - Kate Crowder: Thank you from the Crowder family
October, 7 2008 - Rebecca Ketcham Mastrangelo: Vote yes on school mill levy 3A and 3B
October, 7 2008
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