Vince Bzdek
Editor at The Denver Gazette
Editor-in-Chief at The Gazette (Colorado Springs)
Executive editor, Denver and Colorado Springs Gazettes, Colorado Politics
Articles
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6 days ago |
gazette.com | Vince Bzdek
"Cowboy up.”It’s a phrase uttered often in the wide opens of Colorado. “Walk it off.” “Tough it out.” “Strap your boots back on and get ‘er done.”It’s the Cowboy Code, and out in mountain towns like Durango, that code still hangs in the air like an old ghost from the wild West. Ranchers and farmers live it, mountain bikers and extreme skiers embody it, even shopkeepers trying to hang on for dear life embrace it.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Vince Bzdek
In his 99 years on the planet, Ken Akune has been sorted into many bins. The first was Nisei, the term for second-generation Japanese Americans born in the United States. Akune had lived in both the United States and Japan and his family was divided between the two.
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1 week ago |
coloradopolitics.com | Vince Bzdek
In his 99 years on the planet, Ken Akune has been sorted into many bins. The first was Nisei, the term for second-generation Japanese Americans born in the United States. Akune had lived in both the United States and Japan and his family was divided between the two.
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2 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Vince Bzdek
The Republican governor of Wyoming was in Denver last week for a panel discussion on the future of mining and energy in Colorado and the West, and at one point he stopped the talk and asked the crowd how many of them cared about the environment. Everyone raised their hand. His point was that Democrats and environmental advocates don't have exclusive rights to protecting the West's unique environment. Many mining execs, oil execs and Republicans want to, too.
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3 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Vince Bzdek
At the beginning of “The Book of Laughter and Forgetting," the great Czech author Milan Kundera tells the story of a cold, snowy day in Czechoslovakia in 1948 at the height of Communist rule. A man named Clementis stood next to Communist Leader Klement Gottwald on a balcony overlooking a crowd. Because of the cold, Clementis solicitously placed his own cap on Gottwald’s head. Alas, Clementis fell out of favor and was hanged four years later.
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