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Goodbye Summer

Despite the fun seasonal events and vacation travel opportunities, I’m still a Summer-hater. Dealing with excessive sunshine and heat, plus the inability to wear layers, is incredibly frustrating and uncomfortable for me. So I’m super excited that it is officially the first day of Fall—my favorite season—and that the weather is finally beginning to cool. […]

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Meet John Stork! This performer from Vermont spent the day wowing spectators on Pearl Street. His dangerous act consisted of high flying fire juggling, and blowing flame balls high into the Boulder skyline. He starts his act by “warming up his body” with flames and balancing stunts. He also includes the crowd in his performance, […]

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Sundowners

There’s a few things that kids know, deep down on a molecular level. Fart jokes are never not funny. When your parents are in a hurry, that’s your cue to go slower. Old people are creepy and weird. Coming from someone who hopes to live long enough to be old, creepy, and weird, I know it’s […]

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Meet Flick! This Australian native is a professional athlete and triathlon runner. She has been living in Boulder for 2 years now, and loves road running and the Bake House. Can you guess what her favorite thing about Colorado is? The mountains of course!!! Thanks Flick!

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Meet Mary! This mom was hiking up on Mt. Sanitas, and took a moment to share a little about herself. Originally from Louisiana, this southern native has made Boulder her home. Sticking with the theme of clean air and mountains, the high altitude and sparkling clean city of Boulder top her favorites. Thanks Mary!

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Contaminated Colorado Water Now Safe, But Larger Issue Becomes Apparent

A little over a month ago, CNN reported that, “More than 3 million of gallons of wastewater from the Gold King Mine spilled into the nearby Animas River.” According to the Denver Post the river has been safe for recreational use since a little more than a week after the spill, and even the fish in the river are now safe to […]

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Faces of Boulder- Summit of the Week!

Meet Brandy! This super star had ran S. Boulder Peak, Bear Mountain, and Green Mountain all in one jaunt. Why? Well it was her birthday, and she was treating herself to a long and strenuous run in the Flatirons. She is a full time mother, and an attorney in town. Originally from New Orleans, she […]

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Boulder Weekend Events

Saturday, September 19 Today is one of the rare $5 Days at the Butterfly and Insect Center, so you won’t want to miss out. The center features an array of various insects and other creatures for patrons to interact with and occasionally hold in their own hands! I will be missing out on holding a […]

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Is Cooperative Living Illegal in Boulder?

Last night, a new movement launched at Boulder City Council advocating for housing policies that support affordable housing and cooperative living. The city of Boulder has an occupancy ordinance that limits the number of “unrelated” adults living in a single-family home to a maximum of three or four. This means that if a house has […]

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Meet Jimmy, Victoria, and Cody! These three have been traveling from all over in hopes of making it to Yellowstone!  It was all laughs for these guys as they were on Pearl in hopes of running into some kind spirits to help them out on their journey. “I’ve been in Boulder longer than expected, the […]

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