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Re: “Falling dominoes? The former president’s lawyers are going down. Is he?” Oct. 29 commentary

A former Colorado attorney, Jenna Ellis, pleaded guilty to a felony; however, that does not bar her from practicing law in Colorado.

Unbelievable! I wonder how many lawyer felons we have practicing law in Colorado?

I was moved to read Anna Stout’s compelling and heartfelt call in The Denver Post to preserve the Dolores River Canyon Country as a national monument. It resonated deeply with me, as a boater who has floated the Dolores, and, I suspect, anyone who values the natural beauty of our state.

For your readers who have not had the profound privilege of exploring the canyon country surrounding the Dolores River in western Colorado, I heartily recommend it. The landscape spans some of our most biologically and culturally rich public lands and offers unparalleled outdoor recreation opportunities. It is a place that reminds us of what unites us as Coloradans, of those shared values that transcend political and cultural differences.

I join Stout, Grand Junction mayor, in urging Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper, Gov. Jared Polis, and other elected officials to come together to see the Dolores River Canyon Country protected as a national monument. Let’s get it done. of the recipes and food stories The Post has published over the years, particularly since the pandemic started. I personally have zero interest in, for example, the sports section, and some days that is plural, but I do not begrudge it being available to all those who devour it. By comparison, the food section is published only one day a week.

So please, keep those stories and recipes coming for those of us who read them.