You go Josh.......nice work and good to hear you are moving forward and trying to provide local, well raised food for the valley. I have eaten your farm products in the past and it has always been delicious!!
Mr. Eedy i am glad you had the chance to tick Steamboat off of your ski bucket list. I hope you got nice fluffy deep champagne powder while you visited. I am married to a Canadian from Northern Ontario and she was happy to hear one of her fellow countrymen showed up in our paper!!
I only hope that the long-winded rants and paranoid responses contained within the comments section following your article do not keep you from returning to Steamboat again in the future.
Woooooo!!!! Jaconettas!! Keep up the good work you guys are making a great name for your restaurant. Great atmosphere and delicious food!!
It's more than worth the drive steamboat, MAKE THE DRIVE!
Max i have to agree with you on the illegals getting in-state tuition. I do not agree with that measure whatsoever. How can you be illegally in our country AND get in state tuition? Not enough balance in our state legislature OBVIOUSLY.
What Wiggins says in the paper basically equals dissent. As a responsible and civil minded adult i don't see how people can readily champion dissenting views that can be seen as disrespectful of the very people that are lawmakers and law interpreters for our beloved United States. Just because you do not agree with a law doesn't give you the right, even as a county sheriff, to announce you will not enforce it.
If my boss gave me a task, and I announced that i was not going to perform this duty, i would lose my job. This, in my opinion, is just simple accountability and i believe our sheriff should be held to this same level of accountability.
Don that is a ridiculous statement and you know it. The second amendment is not unlimited and has been proven since it's origination to NOT be unlimited. You can't interpret it the way you see fit and do with it what you please. Just because you are American doesn't mean you can have whatever you want whenever you want it. Whether or not you agree with it, it comes with limitations just like freedom of speech.
I find it interesting that the US has the most guns per capita by a LARGE margin and we bitch and complain about not being able to have all the guns we want when, in reality, we already do.
Respect the constitution? I believe our elected officlas do respect the constitution, i believe it is folks like yourself that do the constitution a disservice by stretching it's intended boundaries to whatever you see as your agenda.
I am sure this is a very general statement. Some folks in, say texas, likely don't average the same amount of time on death row as somewhere else like, lets say colorado....Also each state has it's own interpretation of "life". Some state's life is truly LIFE where as some states define it as jail for twenty years with possibility of parol at that point. So i don't put much faith into such a large generalization. If you catch the guy in the act with irrefutable evidence i don't think the assailant should live much longer on this earth. This may be my conservative side showing.
And when value grows large enough you can rip the land from beneath it's tenants and the city can pay off the occupants to the tune of- what was it? 23,000 per household? River Walk...........oh wait that project is still ongoing all these years later.
Kevin Chapman 1 week, 6 days ago on Courtney Hill: Insensitive coverage
Courtney Hill: Insensitive coverage
Thank You Courtney. I agree it was in very poor taste.
Kevin Chapman 1 month ago on Gary Hofmeister: 'Just the facts, ma'am'
Gary Hofmeister: 'Just the facts, ma'am'
fair and balanced (not)
Kevin Chapman 1 month, 3 weeks ago on Routt County chicken farmer seeks permit to process his own roasters
Routt County chicken farmer seeks permit to process his own roasters
You go Josh.......nice work and good to hear you are moving forward and trying to provide local, well raised food for the valley. I have eaten your farm products in the past and it has always been delicious!!
Kevin Chapman 1 month, 4 weeks ago on Richard Lorne Eedy: Canadian difference
Richard Lorne Eedy: Canadian difference
Mr. Eedy i am glad you had the chance to tick Steamboat off of your ski bucket list. I hope you got nice fluffy deep champagne powder while you visited. I am married to a Canadian from Northern Ontario and she was happy to hear one of her fellow countrymen showed up in our paper!! I only hope that the long-winded rants and paranoid responses contained within the comments section following your article do not keep you from returning to Steamboat again in the future.
Kevin Chapman 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Circle R restaurant in Oak Creek marks 1 year of craft menus, beers
Circle R restaurant in Oak Creek marks 1 year of craft menus, beers
Woooooo!!!! Jaconettas!! Keep up the good work you guys are making a great name for your restaurant. Great atmosphere and delicious food!! It's more than worth the drive steamboat, MAKE THE DRIVE!
Kevin Chapman 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Sherry Aitken: Respect the rule of law
Sherry Aitken: Respect the rule of law
Max i have to agree with you on the illegals getting in-state tuition. I do not agree with that measure whatsoever. How can you be illegally in our country AND get in state tuition? Not enough balance in our state legislature OBVIOUSLY.
Kevin Chapman 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Sherry Aitken: Respect the rule of law
Sherry Aitken: Respect the rule of law
What Wiggins says in the paper basically equals dissent. As a responsible and civil minded adult i don't see how people can readily champion dissenting views that can be seen as disrespectful of the very people that are lawmakers and law interpreters for our beloved United States. Just because you do not agree with a law doesn't give you the right, even as a county sheriff, to announce you will not enforce it. If my boss gave me a task, and I announced that i was not going to perform this duty, i would lose my job. This, in my opinion, is just simple accountability and i believe our sheriff should be held to this same level of accountability.
Kevin Chapman 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Sherry Aitken: Respect the rule of law
Sherry Aitken: Respect the rule of law
Don that is a ridiculous statement and you know it. The second amendment is not unlimited and has been proven since it's origination to NOT be unlimited. You can't interpret it the way you see fit and do with it what you please. Just because you are American doesn't mean you can have whatever you want whenever you want it. Whether or not you agree with it, it comes with limitations just like freedom of speech. I find it interesting that the US has the most guns per capita by a LARGE margin and we bitch and complain about not being able to have all the guns we want when, in reality, we already do. Respect the constitution? I believe our elected officlas do respect the constitution, i believe it is folks like yourself that do the constitution a disservice by stretching it's intended boundaries to whatever you see as your agenda.
Kevin Chapman 3 months ago on Larry Haines : Repeal state death penalty
Larry Haines : Repeal state death penalty
I am sure this is a very general statement. Some folks in, say texas, likely don't average the same amount of time on death row as somewhere else like, lets say colorado....Also each state has it's own interpretation of "life". Some state's life is truly LIFE where as some states define it as jail for twenty years with possibility of parol at that point. So i don't put much faith into such a large generalization. If you catch the guy in the act with irrefutable evidence i don't think the assailant should live much longer on this earth. This may be my conservative side showing.
Kevin Chapman 3 months ago on West Acres owners confirm new mobile home park planned for Steamboat's west side
West Acres owners confirm new mobile home park planned for Steamboat's west side
And when value grows large enough you can rip the land from beneath it's tenants and the city can pay off the occupants to the tune of- what was it? 23,000 per household? River Walk...........oh wait that project is still ongoing all these years later.