GJ Sentinel Daily REWiND Podcast
A look back at the week's headline-making stories in the Grand Junction area and across Colorado's Western Slope Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Daily Sentinel Publisher Jay Seaton and Audience Engagement Director Gretchen Reist interview Restore the Balance board members Tim Sarmo and Dave Murphy about their efforts this election season to counter the flood of disinformation related to the integrity of our election system that aims to cast doubt on the voting process. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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This week, we turn our attention to the “Digital Delusion,” and how it relates to District 51’s push to remove technology from the classroom and go back to more traditional means of education, Colorado’s “J-Curve” education funding and how it puts our local schools near the bottom funding nationwide, the deluge of ballot measures facing voters this November and The Daily Sentinel’s commitment to in-depth analyses of their potential impacts, and what our readers think Colorado’s Initiative 302, w
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We go a little rogue this week, looking at Meta’s $18 billion multistate settlement in a lawsuit alleging the platform intentionally hooked children, the safeguards it has agreed to implement and the likelihood that Colorado will get a sizeable chunk of that money, the AI bubble underpinning the economy amid an increasing pushback against data centers and a technology that’s increasingly crossing its manmade boundaries, adjacent neighbors to a proposed D51 OWL camp who are rising in opposition t
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This week, we reflect on recent revelations detailing the Trump administration’s apparent efforts to punish the state of Colorado over Tina Peters’ incarceration, the latest updates on a case from 2024 in which a woman allegedly mutilated her boyfriend’s penis in the course of stabbing him, resulting in his death, the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office defending the use of Flock cameras by local law enforcement, the editorial board’s view of looming DHS layoffs in the face of imminent cuts to federal
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In this week’s episode, we discuss the rise in childhood hunger striking Mesa County, which has 64% SNAP eligibility, and the reasons for continued low wages across the region, the lives of five local teens that ended tragically in a crash in Orchard Mesa, mini-bike mayhem that broke out downtown amid increasing problems with e-motorcycles on roadways, Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx’s odd claims and his refusal to participate in a moderated debate, and what our online readers thi
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