By: Sam Tabachnik
DENVER — Mesa Verde National Park plans to return more than 4,000 sacred Native American objects and the remains of 85 Indigenous people in its
Sam Tabachnik is a reporter at the Denver Post. He specializes in investigative reporting, focusing on regional interest, law and legal affairs, and societal issues, including disaster response, racial issues, and public policy. Sam's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Mercury News, NBC News, and The Washington Post.
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