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Subsidize something and you’ll get more of it. Tax it and you’ll get less. That’s Economics 101. It’s not surprising that nearly three years after Colorado voters approved a ballot measure to subsidize free lunches for all students, regardless of parental income, utilization rates are higher than proponents expected, and the program is coming up…
You can’t spell “pain” without AI, and nobody hurts on the Rockies quite like the computers. Dick Monfort’s annual preseason vow is as much a part of winter along the Front Range as the Western Stock Show and leaving your holiday lights up through late January. To the baseball guys in the Grading The Week…
Tax credits for Sundance raid TABOR refunds Re: “Colorado gets blinded by showbusiness,” Feb. 2 editorial The $34 million Colorado taxpayer bribe to entice the Sundance Film Festival to relocate to Boulder misses a bigger issue. As the sole legislator, so far, to vote against this taxpayer giveaway to a private entity, I’ve observed up…
In the latest edition of the Nuggets Ink podcast, beat writer Bennett Durando and sports editor Matt Schubert reconvene as trade season begins in the NBA. Among the topics discussed: Zach Lavine to the Denver Nuggets … not so fast, sweetheart. Can the front office make a pitch to move enough pieces to upgrade —…
Winter for many gardeners is a necessary quiet season and period of rest after the active outdoor spring-summer-fall months. December, although busy with shopping and holiday celebrations, is the perfect month to dream about spring gardening and enjoy the respite. One of the ways I gather information and inspiration is to listen to garden podcasts….
