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Letters to the Editor

Send your letters to the editor (250 words or fewer) via e-mail: [email protected] or

The Denver Post will consider guest commentary submissions of 650 words or fewer. Send them to [email protected], along with a high-resolution photo of the author and a short

biographical paragraph.

We favor columns on public policy, social issues and current news, and give preference to local and regional writers and issues.

The material must be the author’s original work, and contain sources and attributions when appropriate. We cannot consider pieces that have already appeared in other publications, either

online or in print.

Individual writers are limited to one guest commentary contribution every three months to ensure a wide range of views on our pages.

We do not publish organizational statements, business pitches or political campaign promotions as guest commentaries.

We reserve the right to edit columns for style, grammar, length, taste, libel and general readability, although our goal is to preserve the writer’s voice.

Writers retain the rights to their work after publication.

We do not pay stipends for guest commentaries.

Editorial board meeting requests should be sent by e-mail to Megan Schrader at [email protected]. The request should include names of the people attending the meeting, the discussion

topic, and the suggested date and time. Meetings usually last one hour and begin in the morning after 10 a.m. and in the afternoon between 1 and 3 p.m., although we can accommodate other

times. Note: Not all requests will be accommodated.

The members of The Denver Post editorial board are:

Megan Schrader is editor of the editorial pages. Schrader grew up in Grand Junction hiking, fishing and downhill racing with her three sisters. She graduated from the University of Missouri

and worked as a reporter for the Kansas City Star, Gainesville Sun in Florida, Oklahoman and The Gazette in Colorado Springs. Schrader joined The Denver Post editorial board just before the

2016 elections. She lives in Denver with her husband and two children.

Lee Ann Colacioppo is editor of The Denver Post. She has been at The Post since 1999 in a variety of positions, including city editor, investigations editor and news director. She previously

worked at The Des Moines Register, Greenville News in South Carolina and Kingsport Times-News in Tennessee. She is a Denver native and graduate of Drake University in Des Moines.

Bob Kinney is vice president of technology for The Denver Post and its parent company, MediaNews Group. Kinney grew up in a large family outside Pittsburgh, Pa. and graduated from Ohio

University. He’s worked at various newspapers throughout his career, arriving in Denver in 1995 to work for the Rocky Mountain News. Kinney joined The Post in 2001. He lives with his wife

and two children in Highlands Ranch.

TJ Hutchinson is the systems editor of The Denver Post and has worked at The Post for more than 20 years. A Kansas native, she also was raised in Aurora and Texas. She previously worked at

the Long Beach Press-Telegram in California and Orange Coast Daily Pilot in California. She is an alumna of Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Justin Mock is CFO and vice president of finance of The Denver Post. Mock grew up in Ohio, is a graduate of Miami University, and has lived in Colorado since 2005. He has worked at The

Denver Post or its parent company, MediaNews Group, since 2006. He lives with his wife and two kids, and two dogs, in Conifer, and once finished second in the Fairplay 29-mile World

Championship Pack Burro Race.

Bill Reynolds is senior vice president of circulation and production. Reynolds has over 40 years of experience in the newspaper industry. He has held numerous positions since arriving in

Denver in 1994 including circulation vice president and general manager of yourhub.com; circulation director; and home delivery manager. Prior to coming to Denver he held management

positions with the New York Daily News and Long Island’s Newsday.

For more information, please call the editorial page at 303-954-1331.

Originally Published: July 9, 2013 at 10:40 AM MDTShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)FacebookClick to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)RedditClick to share on X

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