Balancing

Retired Resident Reflects on the Jury Duty Experience: A Balancing Act of Justice and Personal Conviction

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Durango, Colorado – Serving on a jury can be a unique and thought-provoking experience. Recently, a columnist from The Durango Herald shared their personal reflections on their time as a juror. As someone who was also a part of that jury, I can relate to their sentiments. Throughout the years, I had been summoned for jury duty multiple times, but never had the opportunity to actually serve until now. When my name was called, I felt a mixture of surprise and responsibility. I took pride in knowing that I could approach the role with impartiality … Read more

Controversial Legislation Threatens Colorado’s Obese Community: Balancing Rights and Risks

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Denver, Colorado – Proposed laws aimed at helping the obese in Colorado could have unintended consequences, potentially harming the very community they aim to assist. The push for these laws, part of a growing “fat acceptance movement,” raises concerns about potential lawsuits and the impact on employment opportunities for overweight individuals. Obesity is not a fixed characteristic like race, religion, or gender. It is a complex physiological condition influenced by genetic and behavioral factors. In a state like Colorado, known for its healthy and lean population, obesity is less prevalent than in many other states. … Read more