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A Gavel Is NOT Welcome in Boulder On New Years Eve!

Let’s talk about that delicate dance between good cheer and good judgment. The holidays bring out the best in us: warmth, music, lights, friends, and the clink of glasses. They also bring out a classic seasonal combo that has been tempting fate for generations. Entertainment and alcohol mix easily. Add a touch of cannabis to […]

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Boulder Bobcats: Where These Wild Cats Live and How to Spot Them

Are there bobcats in Boulder, Colorado? The answer is a confident yes. Bobcats (Lynx rufus) are part of the natural ecosystem that surrounds the city, thriving in the foothills, canyons, and open-space areas that stretch across Boulder County. These beautiful, elusive animals have adapted exceptionally well to the rugged terrain that defines Boulder’s western edge. […]

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Kali Basman and the Art of Embodied Leadership in Boulder

There are teachers whose work lives at the surface of the body—muscles, poses, adjustments—and then there are teachers like Kali, whose teaching drops you into the marrow of your own existence. Kali teaches at the intersection of yoga, Internal Family Systems therapy, Buddhism, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. What she values most is something rare in […]

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Boulder Pic Of The Day: The Foehn Wall And Snow!

Commonly called a “fern wall,” the bank of clouds behind the foothills is actually a “Foehn” wall. The name Foehn (German: Föhn, pronounced [ˈføːn]) arose in the Alpine region. Originating from Latin (ventus) favonius, a mild west wind of which Favonius was the Roman personification When winds blow over elevated terrain, air forced upwards expands […]

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Boulder’s Best Soup: The Top 7 Places to Warm Up in 2025

Boulder, Colorado might be known for its sunshine and outdoor adventure, but when the weather cools and comfort calls, the city’s soup scene rises to the top. From international flavors to nourishing broths, Boulder offers an impressive mix of spots where a warm bowl becomes the highlight of the day. Zoe Ma Ma on Pearl […]

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Goldie on the Peak: Boulder’s Four-Legged Mountaineer of the Day

  Today’s Dog of the Day is Goldie, the wide-eyed, tongue-out adventurer who has made one of Boulder’s iconic peaks her personal playground. In this photo, Goldie stands propped proudly at the summit, her golden coat catching the Colorado sun, her stance steady and confident as she looks across a landscape that stretches from the […]

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A Boulder Bird Gets Angry At Being Soaked!

Lensworth here.Some stories announce themselves the moment you see the expression on the protagonist’s face. This one belonged to a very wet, very unimpressed European starling who had just been plucked from an accidental dip in a hot tub. If ever a bird mastered the art of the glare, this little survivor had it down […]

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Why Are Boulder Winter Sunrises So Colorful? There’s A Reason!

Winter sunrises often look shockingly colorful – especially those intense reds glowing against the cold blue of a brightening sky – because several winter-specific conditions line up perfectly to paint the sky more dramatically than at other times of year. That’s all fine, but WHY is it so??? Why winter sunrises explode with color: Lower […]

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