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Jim Trotter

Jim Trotter

Associate Editor at The Colorado Springs Gazette

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    • General Assignment News
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    Recent Articles

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    Matthew McConaughey, Ukraine’s Zelensky highlight National Governors meeting

    SALT LAKE CITY • Everything is not all right, all right, all right in America, Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey told a rapt crowd at the National Governors Association meeting here on Friday, alluding to presidential politics and bitter partisanship. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky followed him onto the same stage a couple of hours later and […]
    over 2 years ago
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    The massive fence that has divided means of life in the San Luis Va...

    SAN LUIS • This land has gone by many names. The “Sangre de Cristo Grant,” so named by the Mexican government in 1844 to encourage settlement. “Taylor Ranch.” And now “Cielo Vista Ranch.” For Eli Rael, whose ancestors moved here in the late 1800s, it’s always been simply “La Sierra,” a communal mountain landscape where […]
    over 1 year ago
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    Town manager blasts Telluride ski owner for neglect: ‘Chuck is not ...

    Thursday night was one of brutal critique for Telluride Ski & Golf owner Chuck Horning, who bore the brunt of a rare public rebuke from the town manager of nearby Mountain Village, which was later reinforced by a Telluride City Council member. Mountain Village Town Manager Paul Wisor slammed Horning as an out-of-touch owner whose […]
    over 1 year ago
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    Tom Cronin: CIA — the mission and the challenges

    President Harry Truman established the CIA in 1947 to prevent future Pearl Harbors and to deal with the developing threats of the Cold War. He did not know this espionage agency would later topple foreign governments, assassinate people, operate overseas torture camps, and frustrate virtually every president who came after him. America has always had […]
    over 1 year ago
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    Proposed Front Range passenger trains: Important decisions made, bu...

    We already have a good idea of what proposed future passenger train service up and down the Front Range corridor of Colorado might be like. Fast trains could run from Pueblo to Colorado Springs to Castle Rock to Littleton to downtown Denver to Boulder to Longmont to Loveland and then to Fort Collins. Trains could […]
    about 1 year ago