Performance evaluations for Janet Rowland’s first terms as Commissioner, by citizens
A search of Daily Sentinel archives for information on Republican Janet Rowland’s first two terms as Mesa County Commissioner (2004-2012) […]
Democracy
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers’ 2019 Student Essay Contest is ON, and the prizes are terrific.
Kids: want to make some easy money? Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF), is announcing its 2019 Student Essay Contest.
Proposition CC on the state-wide ballot aims to end the failed TABOR experiment
Proposition CC on the November 5 ballot, if enacted, will let state and local governments keep all the revenue they
“Recall Polis” campaign violating laws to gather signatures – county passes Resolution prohibiting taping signs to their buildings
Upset citizens have been contacting the City of Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Department and the Mesa County Elections Bureau
Beware electing Janet Rowland as county commissioner again
Janet Rowland is running for Mesa County Commissioner. Yes, again. She’s already been a Mesa County Commissioner — from January,
Mesa County residents and Mad Dog PAC put up gun control billboard in G.J.
Mesa County residents fed up with the national epidemic of gun violence in the U.S. are teaming up with Mad
There’s a seat on Grand Junction Regional Airport Board up for grabs
Want to gain some influence in town, and have a voice without having to get elected? Here’s another chance to
Now’s your chance! City seeks to fill open City Council District E seat
If you’ve ever wanted to serve on Grand Junction City Council but didn’t want to have to endure a campaign
ACLU Sues CO State Senator Ray Scott for Blocking Constituent on Social Media
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 13, 2019 MEDIA CONTACT: Vanessa Michel, Director of Communications Office: 720-402-3112, Mobile: 917-399-0733 Deanna Hirsch,
Democracy, Education, Separation of Church and State
Local students win essay contest awards of $500 and $250
An awards ceremony will be held tomorrow, Sunday, March 31 at 1:15 p.m. in the Monument Room of the downtown
AnneLandmanBlog Voter Guide: Grand Junction City Election 2019
Wondering how to vote in the City of Grand Junction 2019 election? Following are AnneLandmanBlog’s recommendations for how to vote
Lessons from past G.J. City Council elections
Were you around for the 2013 City of Grand Junction election? If not, then you really missed a doozy. That
Sen. Ray Scott absent for full Senate vote on oil and gas bill, SB 19-181
Mesa County’s State Senator Ray Scott didn’t even bother to show up for the full Senate vote today on SB19-181,
Sign the letter: Prioritize people’s health and safety above unfettered drilling by supporting SB 19-181.
In a reaction to a letter the Mesa County Commissioners sent to the state legislature opposing SB19-181(pdf), Mesa County residents
City Council may be staring down the barrel of another ACLU lawsuit over criminalizing homelessness
On the same night that Grand Junction City Council will consider adopting an inclusiveness proclamation that says the City “desires
Activism, Democracy, Equal rights, Human rights, Women
Court rules Fort Collins ordinance banning topless women violates the U.S. Constitution
The U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled February 15, 2019 that a Fort Collins, Colorado city ordinance prohibiting women
Crazy Republicans, Democracy, Economics, Embarrassing Republicans, Ethics, Fake patriotism, Intolerance, politics, Poverty, Stupid Republicans, Trump Insanity
Lessons from the Shutdown
Donald Trump just put America through the longest federal government shutdown in history, single-handedly keeping over 800,000 federal workers from
Annual Grand Junction Women’s March draws huge crowds again
The third annual Women’s March in Grand Junction on Saturday, January 19th, drew an enthusiastic crowd of about 2,000 liberal