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Wells, Winfield punish Grand County voters, yet again

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By Kevin Walker
| Times-Independent Verified
On April 2 we saw a shameful scene at the Permanent Community Impact Fund Board (CIB) meeting. Board Chair Curtis Wells, perhaps seeking revenge on Moab voters for rejecting his mayoral candidacy a few months earlier, advocated for rejecting a vanilla, uncontroversial request by Moab City for funding for a new water tank. Grand County Commission Vice Chair Bill Winfield. Courtesy file photo Weirdly and inappropriately, Wells’ reasons had nothing to do with the merits of the project.
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‘Psycho Killer’ Review: This Aimless, Boring Slasher Owes the Talking Heads an Apology

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By Georgina Campbell, Kevin Walker
| starsalert.com
If you watch the new horror movie “Psycho Killer” (not recommended), you’ll recognize a familiar sensation. It’s not boredom, although don’t get me wrong, there’s plenty of that. No, it’s the sneaking suspicion that you’re watching a project that fell out of time.
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PA Environment Digest

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By Kevin Walker, Duquesne Light
| PA Environment Digest
By Kevin Walker, CEO, Duquesne Light This guest essay first appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on July 30, 2025-- I appreciated the Energy and Innovation Summit’s visionary focus on why our nation needs to quickly increase development of a world-class artificial intelligence ecosystem, and the energy supply it requires.
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