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Boulder County Farmer’s Market
On Saturday morning, Jared greeted shoppers at the final Boulder County Farmer’s Market of the year. The weather was wonderful and many a happy smile met Jared as he walked through the pedestrian thoroughfare. Though I shouldn’t be surprised, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics
Tagged Boulder, Boulder County Farmer's Market, Colorado, Congress, Election 2008, Farmer's Market, Jared Polis, Polis for Congress
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Campaign Headquarters
Here are photos from Jared’s visits to his campaign headquarters and the joint Obama/Udall/Polis campaign office. The level of coordination is pretty cool at these offices; I saw volunteers from California and New York. Since Colorado is a swing state … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics
Tagged Boulder, Campaign Headquarters, Colorado, Jared Polis, Obama, Polis, Polis for Congress, Udall
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Munchkin Masquerade and Pearl Street
On Friday afternoon, we attended the annual Munchkin Masquerade on Pearl Street in downtown Boulder, Colorado. Kids and parents of all ages were dressed in their Halloween Costumes. Jared, still in his Colorado Rockies #45 uniform, handed out candy to … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics
Tagged Boulder, Colorado, Congress, Jared Polis, Munchkin Masquerade, Pearl Street, Polis for Congress, Politics
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Halloween Honk and Wave
Jared and I use to play high school in baseball. While I was stuck on the JV team, Jared was playing first base and pitcher for the varsity club. Jared’s a lifelong baseball fan, so for the Halloween Honk and … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, Photography, Politics
Tagged 2008, Election, Halloween, Honk and Wave, Jared Polis, Polis for Congress
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Cannon Mine Coffee House in Lafayette
The Jared Polis train continues to run. This evening, he attended another meet the constituents session at the Cannon Mine Coffee House in Lafayette, Colorado. There were over a dozen prospective constituents present at the meeting and they had their … Continue reading
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Tagged Cannon Mine Coffee, Colorado, Denver, Election Congress, Jared Polis, Lafayatte, Polis for Congress
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Gilpin County Rotary Club
This afternoon, we left the comfortable confines of Denver to drive up into the mountains of Gilpin County. The district that Jared is running in is quite large and covers major metropolitan areas, college towns like Boulder, and less heavily … Continue reading
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Tagged Fortune Valley Casino, Gilpin County Rotary Club, Jared Polis, Polis for Congress, Rotary Club
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Jared at the Wagon Road Park N Ride in Westminster, Colorado
This morning, Jared Polis greeted commuters and voters at the Wagon Road Park N Ride in Westminster, Colorado. As the commuters lined up to take the bus, Jared introduced himself to each one individually. Many of the people had already … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics
Tagged 2008, Colorado, Congress, Election, Jared Polis, Polis for Congress, Wagon Road Park N Ride, Westminster
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Jared Polis at the Atlanta Bread Company
The evening after we arrived in Denver, Colorado, Rae and I attended a meeting with Jared Polis at the Atlanta Bread Company restaurant in Northglenn. As I wrote in my previous entry, Jared is running for Congress this year. We’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics
Tagged 2008, Atlanta Bread Company, Congress, Denver, Election, Jared Polis, Polis for Congress
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Jared Polis Blog Posts from the Middle East
Jared Polis, my friend from high school, has made a recent trip to the Middle East as part of his run-up to the Congressional elections next year. I just finished reading his blog post about the use of private mercenaries … Continue reading
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