John Vahlenkamp is the Managing Editor of the Longmont Times-Call, a local newspaper in Longmont, Colorado. With a focus on local news and community issues, John's articles cover a wide range of topics including events, opinion pieces, letters from readers, and archived content from the newspaper.
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Dear Johnnie: All plants die in winter. Dandelions don’t. Why? — TR
Thank you On Tuesday, I was in an accident at 17th and Harvard. Thank you to the witnesses that came to my assistance.
Science, technology will overcome renewable energy obstacles On March 22, Carl Brady pontificated about things we cannot do to save our planet.
A rebuttal regarding Paul Krugman and immigrants A few weeks ago, a letter was submitted (and printed) that responded in part to one of mine.
A portion of an engine cowling fell from a Southwest Airlines flight while departing from Denver International Airport enroute to Houston, Texas early Sunday morning.
I appreciate Green Girl Recycling. Employees are helpful and efficient; the price for the disposal of electronic items, for example, is reasonable. When I've called with questions, Bridget has answered. I like supporting our local economy.
It's nonsense to me, but perhaps someone can explain why the Democrats at the Statehouse seek to disarm the most law-abiding citizens in Colorado by outlawing certain types and calibers and features of the most popularly sold guns in America. This is in leu of incarce . . .
Colorado's plastic bag ban was a mistake The column on recycling, Tee Cee's Tip, on April 15 reminded us that plastic bags will be completely
If you’ve been reading about Brittany Harrington Grim and her family in the newspaper or online, you haven’t been getting the real story. From my perspective, working closely with Brittany as a gra…
Restrictive abortion laws have consequences In Colorado, we have legislative protections for reproductive care through the Reproductive Health Equity Act of 2022.
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