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Jeremy P. Meyer
Jeremy P. Meyer was a reporter and editorial writer with The Denver Post until 2016. He worked at a variety of weeklies in Washington state before going to the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin as sports writer and then copy editor. He moved to the Yakima Herald-Republic as a feature writer, then to The Gazette in Colorado Springs as news reporter before landing at The Post. He covered Aurora, the environment, K-12 education, Denver city hall and eventually moved to the editorial page as a writer and columnist.
Stories I worked on included the Aurora theater shooting, wildfire coverage, the Asian tsunami, the arrest of John Mark Karr, the Aurora witness shooting, the disappearance of Aarone Thompson, the election of Mayor Michael Hancock, the pick of Michael Bennet as Senator and the death of Jessica Ridgeway.
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Tough choices in 2012 will reveal Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s leadership style
Tough choices in 2012 will reveal Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's leadership style

Denver cops clear Occupy Denver; protesters set shelters aflame, then take to streets
Denver cops clear Occupy Denver; protesters set shelters aflame, then take to streets

Denver police chief tells Occupy group to remove tarps, structures
Denver police chief tells Occupy group to remove tarps, structures

Denver must prove red-light cameras improve safety, city audit says
Denver must prove red-light cameras improve safety, city audit says

Denver reaches settlement in 850 police officers’ lawsuit
Denver reaches settlement in 850 police officers' lawsuit

Life with Down syndrome
Life with Down syndrome

New Denver police chief wants more officers on patrol
New Denver police chief wants more officers on patrol

New Denver Police Chief Robert White: More officers should be on patrol
New Denver Police Chief Robert White: More officers should be on patrol

Tattered sales at Lowenstein complex finds city of Denver modifying development loan
Tattered sales at Lowenstein complex finds city of Denver modifying development loan

Denver’s historic sites are priced right for residents ready to reserve them for events
Denver's historic sites are priced right for residents ready to reserve them for events