Quentin Young
Editor at Colorado Newsline
Editor @newslineCO | formerly @dailycamera. Views are my own.
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1 week ago |
kiowacountypress.net | Quentin Young
In July 2020, just several months into the COVID pandemic, Colorado Public Radio published a remarkable story about how the virus was spreading just as a “brain drain” weakened the state’s public health agency and the governor was turning to outside tech entrepreneurs for help with disease testing. Relying on public records and more than two dozen interviews with officials and experts, CPR produced one of the most illuminating examples of Colorado journalism on the biggest news story of the era.
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coloradonewsline.com | Quentin Young
by Quentin Young, Colorado Newsline May 9, 2025 In July 2020, just several months into the COVID pandemic, Colorado Public Radio published a remarkable story about how the virus was spreading just as a “brain drain” weakened the state’s public health agency and the governor was turning to outside tech entrepreneurs for help with disease testing.
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yahoo.com | Quentin Young
and CEO of National Public Radio Katherine Maher, left, and President and CEO of Public Broadcasting Service Paula Kerger prepare to testify before a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing at the U.S. Capitol on March 26 in Washington, D.C. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) In July 2020, just several months into the COVID pandemic, Colorado Public Radio published a remarkable story about how the virus was spreading just as a “brain drain” weakened the state’s public health agency...
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kentucky.com | Quentin Young
I’ve been on both sides of a conversation no one wants to have. I asked a close friend if she was considering suicide. She was. A few years ago, another friend asked me the same question. I was. From both vantage points, the question didn’t shatter the silence so much as it reshaped it. It carved out space, not for answers, but for connection that had just a moment before felt out of reach. In both experiences, what I remember most was the sense of unburdening that followed — like a weight had lifted.
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2 weeks ago |
montrosepress.com | Quentin Young
Countless elected officials in Colorado must consider themselves vulnerable to personal legal liability and even arrest, based on the Trump administration’s dramatic escalation this week of immigration enforcement tactics. Administration officials have shown that there is no limit — and certainly no limit imposed by the Constitution — to the methods they’ll pursue to undertake mass deportations.
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