Rocky Mountain News
A belated eulogy for InsideTheRockies.com
A few hours after midnight on January 1 this year — I was far too tired for anything so dramatic as the stroke of midnight between 2011 and 2012 — InsideTheRockies.com, one of the first projects for America's Fish, was locked down. For the first baseball season since 1996, I will be merely a fan in 2012.
Rockies make contact, two years later, 60s
Early returns suggest the Colorado Rockies might be on the verge of correcting a serious flaw from last season. Meanwhile, it's been two years since my newspaper closed and with weather in the 60s today, I'm going outside for a while to forget about it all.
New look for InsideTheRockies.com
A new look for InsideTheRockies.com was unveiled late Friday and after two years, the first website I launched following the closure of the Rocky now meets the standards I would propose for clients.
Two years after the beginning of the end
Saturday marked the two-year anniversary of E.W. Scripps putting the Rocky Mountain News up for sale and Sunday marked the anniversary of the beginning of America's Fish.
Three Aprils so similar, yet so different
Each April the past three years, I have been without steady, secure employment, without an office and wondering just how much longer I have health insurance. But in all three years the outlook has been different.
Who is America's Fish? »
A former journalist for the Rocky Mountain News, Chicago Sun-Times and Longmont Daily Times-Call, now a writer, designer and fish of all trades.
Who America's Fish works for »
Whether it's as a member of the TEN|10 Group or independently, America's Fish works with businesses and individuals in need of multiple services — design, development, copywriting and sometimes just advice — but operating on a budget.