Meet James Scherrer of My Mom’s Pie!  He considers Boulder his hometown but is currently living in Gunbarrel. He is a fourth-generation Coloradan on his mom’s side and a sixth-generation on his dad’s! “We use Great-Grandma Hazel’s recipes,” Scherrer says. You can find My Mom’s Pie in Niwot, Colorado–just follow the mouth-watering smells and you will be there in no time!  Just make sure you know which of the 16 pies you want before you get there! Not only does Scherrer make delicious pies, he is also a walking miracle. “15 years ago I was in... Read More

Meet Taylor Williams! Williams grew up in Denver before moving to Boulder to study Poly-Sci.  He teaches tennis when he isn’t studying and says that he wants to enter into the teaching field!  He said that he would like to teach 5th-8th graders! Good luck Taylor and Go Buffs!    Read More

Meet Levin Sliker! The food, open space and various outdoor opportunities are just a few of the reasons why Sliker loves Boulder!  He has his Bachelors, Masters and PhD in Mechanical Engineering and is now hoping to become a college instructor. What was his most memorable experience from living in Boulder the last nine years?  Sliker says, unfortunately, the flood. “It was really cool to see the community come together,” he said.  Sliker was directly affected by the flood, living in one of the most damaged locations. Thanks Levin!    Read More

Lucien Renjilian-Burgy has been illuminating Boulder with his bright smile since 2005. “Biking, climbing, dancing…I do a lot,” says Lucien. While running his own somatic psychotherapy and bodywork practice, Shifting States, Lucien also manages to make time for his passion of dance as a member of the Boulder Contact Lab. “It’s a type of improv partner dancing where there is always one point of contact between the two dancers,” Lucien explains. Lucien has lived in Boston, Madrid, and San Francisco. He has also lived off the grid in Hawaii for a year. “We just don’t need that... Read More

Meet Maureen Laitres (far right), Connecticut native who has been living in Boulder for the last five years. If Boulder is missing one thing, it would be a beach, she says. Laitres wears the brightest smile, and behind those glasses are the greenest Irish eyes you have ever seen. “You see some interesting, funky and beautiful things here,” she says. Laitres loves to sit out on her patio with her girlfriends and watch the beautiful Boulder scenery. “I live in a fabulous location, with a library and grocery store just a walk away!”  Read More

Meet Melissa Miller!  If you are ever at the Farmer’s Market here in Boulder, you can find her bright smile behind the Miller Farms tent. “We grow everything,” Miller says, “from asparagus to sweet corn, even pumpkins!” The Miller Farm is located in Platteville, Colorado, a state that Miller has always called home.  After living the city life in Florida for a short stay, she returned back to Colorado because she just couldn’t stay away.  Who can blame her?! “We are really proud of our CSA program,” says Miller.  The Miller’s Community Supported... Read More

“There are so many little gems in Boulder!” Meet Sophie! After growing up in Lincoln Park, Chicago, she made her way to Boulder to study English at CU.  She loves Boulder for its mixture of people and its beautiful nature. She fits right into the Boulder lifestyle; having played field hockey in high school, she loves the active lifestyle! Thanks Sophie!      Read More

To Chunu Shrestha, Boulder is a lot like home. “The mountains here are similar to Nepal, and the people are so nice!” Shrestha came to Boulder in 2003.  She works at Yeti Arts and Crafts, a 13 year old company here in Boulder.  Her eyes light up when she talks about her two sons and the Boulder atmosphere.  Shrestha is also a huge Buff fan! “It’s a good place.  I like the students here,” she says.  Read More

Meet John!  Born and raised in Denver, John is just about as Colorado as it gets!  He has worked as a library technician at the University of Colorado Boulder for 21 years.  He says that the University is his favorite part of Boulder. “Macbeth’s atmosphere puts it high up on the list,” he says when talking about his favorite book. “Colorado encourages individualism in solitude,” John says. I guess Colorado is just like a big library when you think about it! Thanks John!  Read More

When Michelle Theall was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2003, she wondered if she would still be able to do the things that she loved.  Well, after years of running, Theall has pushed those doubts to the side.  After competing in collegiate athletics at Texas Tech, her strong suit being the 800 meters, Theall has a passion for running that is contagious. Theall has lived in Boulder for 21 years.  “It’s home,” she says. Theall is the author of her memoior, “Teaching the Cat to Sit”  and contributed an essay in “Tales From Another Mother Runner.” Theall... Read More

Meet Rachel Walker!  Walker grew up in Colorado Springs, went to college in Vermont, and is now back in Boulder. Her freelance and journalism work has been published in numerous magazines and newspapers across the nation! Walker loves running, mountain biking and skiing. “I hate driving,” Walker says, “I bike as much as I can.  I have biked over 900 miles since September.” Walker also recently contributed an essay to the book, “Tales From Another Mother Runner.” Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to be the Face of the Day, Rachel!  Read More

Meet Zach Mitchell!  He has lived between Boulder and Broomfield his whole life and says that he loves the time he spends in Boulder. “When I think about Boulder, I think about North Boulder Park.  It has a special place in my heart,” Mitchell says. Mitchell is saving up to move to New Zealand this year! He said that he wants his seven-month-old to grow up in a different place and experience new things!    Read More

Meet Daelin!  Daelin was inspired to pursue music education after having great teacher’s of his own. “Music is a big deal to me,” he says, “it would be cool to be that person that teaches other people their own music.” He is currently saving up to attend CU Boulder to continue his passion and beautiful talent while teaching others the art of music.  Read More

Meet Mary Harris! She is from Littleton but works here in Boulder and absolutely loves the Flatirons.  One of her favorite spots in Boulder is Pearl Street! “Licking my elbow is my fun party trick.”  Read More

Meet Jonny Brodack, Cleveland native, who is now spending some time in Boulder. After talking to him, you will learn that music is his life.  With an i-pod in hand, he is always jamming to something! “Classic rock is my favorite,” he says.  “My first music festival changed my life.  It was the Classic Fest at Nelson Ledges Quarry Park in Ohio.” His first concert?  The Dave Mathews Band!    Read More

“I groove with the goddesses.” Richard J. Hull may be, undoubtedly, the grooviest cat in Boulder. Hull lives and breathes positive vibes. He follows the mantra that his mom, Mama Honey Joy, had always told him growing up: “Little Richie, positivity rules.” Hull has been in Boulder since 1971. “You got yourself a nice little treat here,” he says, “I just love groovin’ here.” And groove, he does. When the sun is shining, you can count on seeing Hull out on Pearl Street, dancing or doing yoga and spreading his endless supply of good vibes. “We all need to learn to focus on... Read More

Meet Andie Doak!  She is a (get ready) third-year molecular, cellular and developmental biology major and philosophy minor (phew!) at the University of Colorado Boulder.  Doak was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. “Boulder is close to the mountains yet still very much a city.  That is hard to find,” Doak says. Some stand-out classes she has taken at CU have been her music appreciation and bio-psych classes. “My goal is pharmacy school.  I want to do research with neurological diseases,” she says.  Read More

Meet Rockies and fantasy baseball fan, Brian Morton! Representing for the big opener in Denver today, Morton is ready to watch a great game. “I’m looking forward to the Rockies still being awesome,” he says, confident that the Cubs will go down tonight at Coors Field. Morton, a philosophy and math double major at CU, has lived in the Louisville and Boulder area his entire life. “Boulder is the San Francisco of the mountain west,” Morton says, “It has grown a ton, but the culture hasn’t changed at all.” So what do you say? Are you guys ready to cheer on the Rockies today with Morton?  Read More

Taking a break in the shade with his buddies by the Boulder Creek, Tony Masar loves this beautiful spring weather. Masar is an Erie native who works and spends his weekends here in Boulder. He skis, snowboards and camps–to name just a few. “It’s a great outdoors place,” he says, “My wife and kids love to hang out by the creek and walk the Pearl Street Mall.” Masar says that he has a hard time getting his kids off of the rocks on Pearl Street. “They love playing on those things!” He recommends the Chautauqua trails for those looking for hikes here in Boulder. Masar is validation... Read More

Meet Margarita Delgado, a retired forensic psychologist from Massachusetts. When asked about the strangest thing she has ever seen here in Boulder, her response may surprise you. “The kindness of the people here. It is strange to see how kind they are.” Delgado also claims that Boulder’s weather is the best she has ever seen!  She loves to walk around the University of Colorado campus and attend classes. “Being in the classroom makes me feel young and happy,” she says.  Read More