Nolan Peterson

Ukraine

Writer, Author, and Nonresident Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council

Writer, 10+ yrs living/reporting in Ukraine, senior fellow @AtlanticCouncil, expert @IrregularWarCtr, ex-USAF spec ops pilot.

Articles

Former Greeley Man and Parker Woman Indicted for Alleged COVID-19

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

A former Greeley man and a Parker woman have found themselves on the wrong side of the law after a federal grand jury in Colorado indicted them for allegedly scamming COVID-19 relief programs, as reported by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Colorado Enhances Student Success and Workforce Readiness with New

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: US House Office of Photography, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsColorado Governor Jared Polis has signed two significant education bills into law on Friday, set to transform student support and workforce readiness across the state. The legislation, backed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, aims to update educational standards and streamline funding to better equip students for in-demand careers post-graduation.
Six Injured in Shooting Near Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: Google Street ViewChaos erupted on a Saturday night near Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs when an argument devolved into violence, leaving six people injured from gunshot wounds. The Colorado Springs Police Department is currently piecing together the events that led to the shooting, which took place on Potter Drive, as reported by Denver7. Upon arriving at the scene, officers found several individuals with gunshot wounds.
Denver City Offices to Close for Memorial Day, Essential Services

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Denver city folks, mark your calendars and rearrange your errands—the city is taking a day off on May 26th for Memorial Day. The City and County of Denver will have most of its doors closed, including the Mayor’s Office, City Council offices, and even the Auditor’s Office. Denver's Department of Transportation & Infrastructure permit counters and the Parking Magistrate’s Office will also join the downtime day.
Delays and Detours

2 weeks ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Attention, Colorado Springs motorists: buckle up for a string of roadwork activities that may impact your commuting routine in the coming weeks. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has provided updates on closures and detours starting this week for the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program (MAMSIP), as reported by CDOT.
High-Speed Chase Ends in Serious Injury After Vehicle Crashes into

2 weeks ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

A high-speed chase in south Fort Collins took a dire turn Saturday night when a driver attempting to escape law enforcement control crashed into a tree, resulting in serious injuries to all occupants in the fleeing vehicle. According to the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office, the pursuit began near Roma Valley Drive and Napa Valley Drive and ended tragically around Boardwalk Drive and Highcastle Drive with a precision immobilization technique, or PIT, used by deputies to end the pursuit.
Colorado Enacts Legislation to Mandate Dyslexia Screening in

2 weeks ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: xiquinhosilva, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia CommonsColorado has taken a solid step to actively support students with dyslexia at an early age. Governor-signed legislation now puts the state in line with most of the nation as it mandates that elementary schools screen for this common learning disability. This move could potentially change the academic trajectories for many students who might otherwise slip through the system unidentified and unsupported.
Colorado State Leaders Slam Federal Budget Cuts, Warn of Dire Impact

2 weeks ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Following the US House's approval of President Trump's budget cuts, Colorado's state leadership came forward to voice their disdain and concern for the implications on Coloradans, specifically addressing the cuts to Medicaid and other social programs. As reported by Colorado Senate Democrats, the repercussions of such federal measures would ripple through the lives of the vulnerable, affecting health care, food assistance, and critical consumer protections in the state.
Colorado Governor Polis Signs Historic Bill Strengthening

2 weeks ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: Google Street ViewOn the legislative front, Governor Polis has signed a bill into effect that significantly fortifies anti-discrimination measures in Colorado. The recently enacted HB25-1239 is co-sponsored by Senators Mike Weissman and Lindsey Daugherty, alongside Representatives Yara Zokaie and Andrew Boesenecker, and aims to bolster protections for especially vulnerable populations, including individuals with disabilities.
Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park Set for Seasonal Opening on May 24

2 weeks ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park is making a splash once again with its seasonal opening set for May 24. Nestled at 1852 E Bromley Lane, the park will welcome guests daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. through August 18, and on a more limited schedule over weekends and Mondays until September 2. For those eager to dive into summer with a splash and save some cash, the park is offering a 20 percent discount on season passes until June 10.