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A Rockie Start to the Season

With the baseball season upon us, I must admit that I struggled to find the positives when it came to writing about the Colorado Rockies. The team had gotten off to another slow start, the pitchers were getting shelled, and Kris Bryant was again, a virtual no-show. So, I cheated. I sat down at my […]

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The Sweet Sixteen Winners – It’s a Coin Flip

Entering the Sweet Sixteen, I have to say that my bracket is looking pretty good. It helps that I had Kentucky going out a little early, picked Clemson over Baylor, and primarily went with the favorites up until this point. And I would like to think that my current success was due to the countless […]

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Spring Skiing: The Ultimate Guide to Enjoying the Slopes in Warmer Weather

As the Boulder temperatures rise and the sun shines brighter, many ski enthusiasts look forward to hitting the slopes for some spring skiing. Spring skiing offers a unique experience with its longer days, softer snow, and enjoyable après-ski activities. Whether you’re a seasoned skier or a beginner, there are several tips and tricks to make […]

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The Broncos Without a Starting Quarterback? – Inconceivable!

Like many Bronco fans, I was struggling to figure out Sean Payton’s quarterback plans after letting go of Russell Wilson, despite still owing him $40 million. The Denver Broncos lacked the cap space for any high-priced free agent, were absent of the draft capital needed to move up for a top-three pick, and obviously, Jarrett […]

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Boulderites LOVE Spring Skiing: Mud, Mayhem, and Mountains!

Boulder is nestled in the Rockies, and is surrounded by our neighboring ski areas. Within 2 hours lie some of the finest skiing in the world. And, the good news!  Spring Skiing in Colorado is Spring Magic! While the snow can be getting rather sparse, and the rocks and mud can make an appearance, the […]

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Boulder’s Skyline to Success: Ultra-Marathon Running Lessons for Life

The “Boulder Skyline Traverse” is one of Boulder’s iconic mountain running trails that summits each of the 5 mountain peaks that etch the Boulder skyline. At 35 miles and 10,500 ft vertical gain, the out-and-back traverse provides a long day of physical and emotional ups and downs — not unlike life itself. As a health coach, I […]

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Swifties, a Strip Show, and the Las Vegas Super Bowl

In a Super Bowl that featured celebrities in the stands, clever commercials, and of course, Taylor Swift, it would be easy to lose focus as a sportswriter and simply put together 1100 words that avoided the game – and just focused on the Swifties, and their clicks. But Super Bowl LVIII wasn’t just about Taylor. […]

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Future Legends: Skating Through the Pee Wee Hockey League

  Traveling from Boulder to Florida can be very confusing. For example in Florida, people drive on the “wrong” side of the road, like in England. Florida clocks are different by hours, and for 4 hours a day the dates are different! My confusion was exacerbated when my Florida family said, on a 71 degree […]

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Rink Rivalry Arizona Coyotes vs. Colorado Avalanche - AboutBoulder.com

Rink Rivalry: Arizona Coyotes vs. Colorado Avalanche

This article delves into the exhilarating game between the Arizona Coyotes and the Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena on February 18. We’re breaking down key players, pivotal moments, and the strategies that defined this game. Get ready to explore every angle of this epic clash. Balanced Offense of the Coyotes: Impact Players Stepping Up The […]

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