As I was looking through some of the local upcoming events to write about, one caught my eye. It’s called Dyno-Mite.

I love February, primarily because it is my birthday month, though I chafe about how it got short-changed in days. But given that it is often the coldest, most bone-chilling stretch of the year in the northern hemisphere, I do not mind cutting it short and rolling into March. 

February is a big month for Golden's basketball teams. Golden High School is hosting Senior Nights Feb. 6 and Feb. 10. Then, the Mines teams celebrate their Senior Night Feb. 18. So, I’m challenging my fellow Goldenites to pack the stands.

Even though many of us see the Denver skyline daily, there are all kinds of new perspectives and little touches that we may never notice. But the Y/OUR Denver 2022 photography exhibit, the fifth …

Suncor’s recent shutdown has received an appalling lack of scrutiny from the press. The narrative has been that with the shutdown gas prices will increase. I suspect this is Suncor’s attempt to distract the public and press from delving more deeply into the issues.

On Dec. 14, the Jeffco Planning Commission approved the rezoning of the 14-acre property just east of King Soopers on South Golden Road in Pleasant View to accommodate a mega-project of 350+ luxury rental apartments and townhomes.

I am still thinking about Renee Marcellis's Oct. 20 letter to the editor against our City of Golden Mayor Weinberg concerning Golden Seniors staying in their homes. 

My wife and I lived in Golden for nearly 30 years. We raised our kids there. They went to Bell Middle School and Golden High.