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Travels With Camilla

Despite the moves our current President is making to demolish diversity programs, inclusion will always matter. I think that’s more true in the arts than anywhere else, since art is all about perspective and empathy. However, is there such a thing as the “wrong” perspective? Maybe, when dusty old tropes are embraced rather than discarded. […]

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Colorado’s Chinook Winds vs. California’s Santa Ana Winds Explained

When it comes to unique and powerful natural phenomena, the Colorado Chinook winds and California Santa Ana winds stand out as remarkable atmospheric forces. These winds have distinct characteristics and impacts on the regions where they occur, shaping the environment and influencing various aspects of life. Let’s delve into the fascinating details of these two […]

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Preserving a Crucial Skill in a Digital Age, Handwriting

In today’s fast-paced digital environment, handwriting often seems like a relic of the past, especially for Generation Z—those born from the late 1990s to the early 2010s. This shift prompts important questions about the future of communication, cognition, and interpersonal relationships. A recent study from the University of Stavanger highlights a concerning trend: nearly 40% […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Snowy Adventures with Her Favorite Ball

  Today’s featured pup is a joyful canine enjoying the snow in Boulder, Colorado, with her beloved oversized tennis ball. In this picture, her excitement is unmistakable as she bounds through the fresh powder, clutching her big yellow ball. Like most dogs, her love for chasing and carrying her favorite toy knows no bounds, but […]

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Boulder’s Fox Theatre: From Iconic Venue to Cultural Reflection

Boulder, Colorado, is known for its vibrant arts and culture scene, and at the heart of this scene stood the iconic Fox Theatre. From its humble beginnings to its rise as a premier entertainment venue, the Fox Theatre has played a significant role in shaping the cultural landscape of Boulder. However, with changing times and […]

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Boulder’s Post-Storm Marvel: Snow and Sky Unite Over the Flatirons

Boulder, Colorado’s Flatirons are awe-inspiring year-round, but their beauty reaches new heights after a fresh snowstorm. The recent storm that swept through Boulder left behind several inches of snow, coating the iconic rock formations in a pristine white blanket. Paired with Colorado’s vivid blue skies—a phenomenon intensified by Boulder’s mile-high elevation—the snow-covered Flatirons create an […]

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Boulder’s Food Scene Recognized in Prestigious James Beard Awards

Boulder’s Culinary Excellence Recognized: James Beard *Awards Semifinalists Announced Boulder’s renowned food scene is receiving national attention yet again, with two local establishments earning semifinalist spots in the prestigious James Beard Awards. These honors underscore Boulder’s influence on Colorado’s reputation as a top culinary destination and celebrate the innovative talent within the community. The James […]

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Boulder’s Top 10 Rated French Onion Soups: A Winter Comfort Guide

Boulder’s Best French Onion Soup: A Winter Favorite Around Boulder County French onion soup is the perfect antidote to a chilly winter day. The rich, savory broth, tender caramelized onions, crusty bread, and gooey melted cheese combine to create an unforgettable dish. Boulder County and its neighboring cities are home to several fantastic spots where […]

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Boulder Snow Totals: How Much Did Your Neighborhood Get?

Boulder, Colorado, woke up to a dazzling winter landscape on Saturday morning, blanketed by fresh snow that made the city look like a postcard come to life. With Boulder County measuring up to 5 inches of fresh powder in areas like Allenspark, the snowfall not only brought beauty but also impacted travel, making it a […]

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The Science Behind Colorado’s Coldest Month: Why January Brings the Chill

Colorado, particularly Boulder, experiences some of the most frigid temperatures during the winter months. Among these, January stands out as the coldest month of the year, with Boulder, Colorado winters being especially relentless. To comprehend the science behind this bone-chilling phenomenon, it’s essential to explore the various factors that contribute to making January the coldest […]

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