Whitman Park Closed Two Years Ago This Week

From the upcoming September news briefs: "Two years ago the City of Grand Junction suddenly closed Whitman Park, with no notice or public process. Whitman Park had long been associated with the unhoused, who found community, mutual aid, and public bathrooms there. Numerous organizations and private citizens utilized this gathering place to serve food to … Continue reading Whitman Park Closed Two Years Ago This Week

America’s Mom Meddling in GarCo Custody Case

by Jacob Richards On August 25, right-wing anti-trans election denier Sherrona Bishop interviewed Garfield County parents Heather and Brent Fitzke about a recent court decision which gave temporary emergency guardianship rights of their transgender son to two local LGBTQ+ activists, on her podcast. Screen shot from Bishop's podcast/doxxing platform. The child is seventeen years old, … Continue reading America’s Mom Meddling in GarCo Custody Case

GRAND VALLEY ZINE CLUB: CHAOS ART AND COMMUNITY-BUILDING

By Heather L. Nicholson  Zines (short for magazines) are self-published mini-books and are distributed on a small scale,” states the public Facebook page for Grand Valley Zine Club. “Come and make some with us (and even learn how)!” Read the “Get Involved” section of this article to find out more about joining the club. HISTORY … Continue reading GRAND VALLEY ZINE CLUB: CHAOS ART AND COMMUNITY-BUILDING

ACCESO DE CAMÁRAS DE GJPD CINCO VECES DURANTE EL INCIDENTE DE GONCALVES 

Por Jacob Richards  El 5 de Junio, desde que el agente Zwinck detuvo por primera vez a Caroline Dais Goncalves por seguir demasiado cerca a un camión semirremolque, hasta su liberación y posterior detención por parte de agentes del ICE/HSI, dos agentes del alguacil del Condado de Garfield realizaron cinco consultas independientes a las cámaras Motorola … Continue reading ACCESO DE CAMÁRAS DE GJPD CINCO VECES DURANTE EL INCIDENTE DE GONCALVES