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John Howard

John Howard

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Business Editor, Business Pundit

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  • Taking a run down memory lane

    By John Howard Verified| Grainger Today Verified Let’s go back in time a few years – about 46 years to be more exact. It was the spring of 1978, and the Rutledge High School Pioneers had its first track team. Although our school did not have a track, we were allowed to use the track at other schools where the track meets were scheduled. We would stay after school about two hours and train. After the track season started we would have about one meet per week and maybe sometimes two.

    By John Howard Verified · Grainger Today

    Sep. 10, 2024

  • Politics undermines Colorado wolf plan | PODIUM

    By John Howard Verified| Colorado Politics Verified It has been a long 18 months of volunteer work on the Wolf Stakeholders Advisory Group. Each of the members faced terribly difficult compromises in developing our collective recommendations to Colorado Parks & Wildlife. Now our recommendations are in the hands of the CPW Commission, and there are a few things they should understand. Decisions around wolves are always mired in politics, and our experience was no different.

    By John Howard Verified · Colorado Politics

    Jan. 25, 2023

  • Taking a run down memory lane

    By John Howard Verified| Grainger Today Verified Let’s go back in time a few years – about 46 years to be more exact. It was the spring of 1978, and the Rutledge High School Pioneers had its first track team. Although our school did not have a track, we were allowed to use the track at other schools where the track meets were scheduled. We would stay after school about two hours and train. After the track season started we would have about one meet per week and maybe sometimes two.

    By John Howard Verified · Grainger Today

    Sep. 10, 2024

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