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Patrick Traylor

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As seen in: The Denver Post, The Mercury News, Teen Vogue, WPLG-TV (Pembroke Park, FL), Lexington Herald-Leader, WDIV-TV (Detroit, MI), Fort Worth Star-Telegram, WCVB-TV (Boston, MA), East Bay Times, Wichita Eagle, Law360 and
Covers:  national news, world news, photojournalism, photography, colorado news
Director of Photography at The Denver Post, husband, cat dad

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I'm a Digital Photo Editor at the Denver Post, producing photo galleries and occasional videos. I help curate our photo blog and edit the nation/world section of the printed paper.

I joined the Post in 2012, after receiving my master's degree in photojournalism and design from Ohio University's School of Visual Communication in Athens, Ohio. Before graduate school, I interned as a photojournalist at The Peoria Journal Star in Peoria, Illinois, The Hutchinson News, in Hutchinson, Kansas, and The…

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Colorado's first reported bear attack of the year shuts down Jefferson County park

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By Patrick Traylor Verified
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
A view of Golden, Colo., from Lookout Mountain on July 1, 2023. (Patrick Traylor/The Denver Post/TNS) A popular hiking and biking area near Golden was closed Monday after a bear attacked a hiker the night before - Colorado's first reported attack of the year, according to state wildlife officials. Jefferson County Parks and Open Space announced the closure of Apex Park shortly before 6:15 a.m. Monday. The park will reopen "when it is safe to do so," county officials said.
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PHOTOS: Rev. Jesse Jackson in Colorado through the years

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By Patrick Traylor Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
The Rev. Jesse Jackson from operation push in Chicago flashes a grin as a joke is made at the idea that he might announce his Presidential campaign, during an interview in July 1983. (Photo by Anthony Suau/The Denver Post) • Rev. Jesse Jackson visits with children at the Richard Allen Pre-school part of the Shorter Community Church, during his Denver visit on Oct. 14, 2988.
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EPA Draws the Line: What Can You Build Before Getting an Air Permit? | Insights | Vinson & Elkins LLP

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By Jon Niermann, Eric Groten, Casey Hopkins, Patrick Traylor Verified
| Vinson & Elkins
By Jon Niermann, Eric Groten, Casey Hopkins, Patrick Traylor, Grant Tolley, and Ryan Vanderlip What can project developers actually build before securing an air permit? The Clean Air Act (“CAA”) prohibits constructing an “emission unit” without the requisite air permit. Yet many large capital projects involve both emitting and non-emitting components, and for decades, project developers have faced uncertainty about where the line is drawn.
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