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A Winter Olympics Recap – Kash, Condoms, and Chaos

Maybe it’s just that it’s hard to watch the Winter Olympics when Colorado doesn’t get snow anymore, but times have changed. I can still remember years ago, sitting around with my family, not knowing any results, cheering for the USA during a delayed, recorded broadcast. Now, instead of sitting with my family, I’m yelling to […]

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Boulder’s Lensworth: The Judge Who Teaches You How to See

      A Lifetime of Stories, Now Shared Through the Camera In Boulder, some people follow a straight line through life. Others follow something closer to a murmuration — a shifting pattern that only reveals its shape over time. For Lenny “Lensworth” Frieling, that pattern has included more chapters than most people experience in […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Thor Discovers the Magic of Coot Lake

Thor looks like he owns the trail in today’s Boulder’s Dog of the Day photo, standing proudly along the shoreline of Coot Lake on a perfect blue-sky day in Boulder, Colorado. The sunlight reflects off the calm water while the foothills of the Rocky Mountains rise in the distance, creating the kind of scenery that […]

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Boulder’s Global Street Food Boom: Dumplings, Ramen, and Tacos Take Over

Boulder’s food scene has long been known for organic ingredients, creative chefs, and a deep appreciation for locally sourced cuisine. But another exciting trend has been gaining momentum across the city in recent years — global street food. From handmade dumplings and steaming ramen bowls to authentic street tacos and noodle dishes inspired by international […]

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Boulder Skywatch: Rare Planetary Parade Visible Tonight and This Week

A Planetary Parade Appears Over Colorado Boulder residents may have a chance to witness a beautiful sky event this week. Several planets are appearing along the same arc of the sky shortly after sunset, creating what astronomers often call a “planetary parade.” While the planets are still millions of miles apart in space, their positions […]

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The Shot Didn’t Beat Us

What does it take to be a great basketball player? Not good, like a high school team or someone dominating in pickup. I mean great. A little research tells me it’s about more than high level athleticism. A great player needs willpower. Coachability. Determination. An understanding that the game is about far more than one […]

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Boulder’s Most Legendary Food Items Locals Keep Coming Back For

Seven Iconic Dishes That Define Boulder’s Food Scene Boulder, Colorado is known for its breathtaking mountain views, vibrant outdoor culture, and creative energy. But anyone who has spent time in this city knows the food scene holds its own special place in local culture. Certain dishes have become so beloved over the years that they’ve […]

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