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Tag: Broomfield
Concerns over oil and gas emissions during pandemic not enough to...
From her home in Broomfield, Susan Speece, 74, says she can tell when oil and gas workers are drilling.
“Burning eyes. Stuffy nose. Burning in...
Guest Post: Colorado must better regulate the oil and gas industry...
Three years ago, I heard a large fracking project was coming to my neighborhood. I did some research and everything I found brought more...
Jared Polis taps former Broomfield Rep. Dianne Primavera as running mate
Jared Polis has chosen as his gubernatorial running mate Dianne Primavera, former Broomfield state legislator and current CEO of Susan G. Komen Colorado.
The Twitter...
Big money fails to stop Broomfield oil and gas measure
Despite an aggressive, high-dollar campaign from the oil and gas industry, Broomfield voters Tuesday overwhelmingly passed a measure to allow more local control over...
FRACTURED: Undermining Broomfield
Broomfield resident and psychologist Lois VanderKooi was relaxing at home earlier this month after a long day working in her private practice. She spread...
Littwin: Adding “bullying a fifth grader” to the Boy Scout code
Let’s be clear what happened here. According to the facts as we know them, a bullying Cub Scout leader kicked an 11-year-old boy out...
Broomfield votes down fracking moratorium, praises driller
Broomfield City Council last night struck down a proposed six-month moratorium on fracking by a vote of 6-3, ending a lengthy and contentious public...
Digging in to Broomfield’s must-watch Gray/Nelson House race
Some of the most contentious issues in this year’s legislative session, like transportation and fracking, have a happy home in House District 33, which...
Tancredo will be Tancredo
The Colorado GOP’s nightmare is coming true. Tom Tancredo, unfazed by the candidates running against him, is speeding toward victory in the primary race for governor.
Map plots boomtime drilling spills (lots of them) in Colorado
Election season will heat up. The battle for local control over the oil-and gas industry will rage. And drilling will continue at its breakneck pace , which will mean more accidents and spills.