Ten Most Popular Comments of the Day From 2015

As 2015 winds down, we’re starting to look back at what helped define the year. And what better way to do so than to listen again to what you had to say. What follow are the ten most viewed 2015 posts from our Comment of the Day archive. As you’ll…

Stoner Pottery? See Artwork From Puff, Pass & Paint

Denver blog posts appreciate the art of it. At our Arts blog, Lindsey Bartlett takes you on a visit to one of Puff, Pass & Paint studio’s cannabis-and-pottery classes. Colorado Pols isn’t wild about Tom Tancredo’s gun stamps proposal. Denver Infill’s Ken Schroeppel looks into a new Arapahoe Square project, Renaissance…

Marijuana Giveaway for Colorado Veterans Staged by Local Nonprofit

A local support group spent its Saturday handing out a medication that many of Colorado’s veterans are scared to apply for: cannabis. In an effort to supply Denver’s veterans with alternative medication for conditions like chronic pain, post-traumatic stress and insomnia, Grow for Vets— a support group dedicated to supplying…

Ten Unusual Colorado Pride Items on Etsy, Holiday Edition

Etsy is an online shopping site that specializes in the unique and the unusual. That’s certainly the case when it comes to Colorado pride items — like, for example, Colorado Rockies lingerie, which might be the only way the struggling team will get to first base. It’s available for $44.50;…

Colorado Cops Help Convince California City to Ban Medical Marijuana

Is Colorado’s experiment with marijuana legalization a success story or an abject failure? Depends on who you ask. Studies from organizations such as the Brookings Institution have praised the state’s roll-out of cannabis-related rules and regulations. But law-enforcement groups such as the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area continue to…

Reader: Stoner Hill Is Beautiful, Not an Eyesore, and Here’s Why

Andrew Kenney’s feature article about Stoner Hill, located near the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River in Commons Park, highlighted the often negative reaction of neighbors to the homeless youths who regularly gather there. But as demonstrated by many of the comments shared on the piece, plenty…

Colorado Supermax Will Build Rec Yards to Settle Prisoners’ Lawsuit

The Colorado Department of Corrections has committed to spending more than $4.7 million to build outdoor recreation areas at the state’s highest-security prison. The move is in response to a class-action lawsuit brought by prisoners in lockdown at the Colorado State Penitentiary and a federal judge’s ruling that conditions at…