Sneak Peek of the Week Growing community of amateur radio operators ready to serve in crises An American flag waves atop a customized radio mast June 22 as members of Rocky Mountain Ham Radio participate in their annual Field Day. (Andy Colwell, Special to The Colorado Sun) “These are people who really love this hobby and want to serve.” — Tom Kephart, who has been licensed as an amateur radio operator since 1988 19,629 Licensed amateur radio operators in Colorado JEFFERSON — Far from pavement, in a craggy South Park meadow of sagebrush and granite, a die-hard group has established a high-tech command post. They’ve circled their camper trailers. Lo
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