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Boulder’s Haunted Hideaway: The 2nd Most Haunted Hotel in State, Offering Spine-Chilling Thrills Near Boulder

  What’s a haunted house without a moon in clouds for atmosphere? “The Castle Project” is a spine-chilling documentary that delves deep into the haunted history of the Patterson Inn, previously known as the Croke Patterson Mansion, located in Capitol Hill. This grandiose red sandstone mansion, constructed in 1890 by Thomas B. Croke, spans a […]

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Boulder’s Best-Kept Secrets: Two Top-Rated Award-Winning Restaurants Nearby

The New York Times, a renowned publication with a rich history of culinary reporting, has once again turned its spotlight on the vibrant American dining scene. In a recent article, they unveiled their carefully curated list of the “50 American Restaurants They’re Most Excited About.” This highly anticipated list not only celebrates culinary excellence but […]

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Boulder and the Gold Rush

Up until 1858, few people from the East Coast had any interest in the area that would one day be the state of Colorado. It was not until the Pike’s Peak Gold Rush that settlers came to the region and laid the roots of the town that would become Boulder. Even though small amounts of gold […]

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Denver’s Sporting History: 10 Cool Things You Didn’t Know

When I initially started to brainstorm ideas about what my first article for About Boulder should be, my mind crafted all manner of different approaches: football analysis, social commentary, feature piece etc. etc. However, I decided that instead of delving into something multi-layered and thought provoking, to start with something light: a list of 10 […]

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Pearl Street’s Quick ‘N Dirty Backstory

A Boulder resident in the 1940s remarked that Pearl street is “a good place to buy a pair of socks.” I think this adage holds true today, and that Pearl offers Boulder exponentially more to go along with those socks. Pearl Street is supposedly named for one of the wives of the original 54 founders […]

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Autumnal Coffee Pleasures

In Boulder, foliage is changing along with people’s outfits and appetites. Fall alters eating habits and restaurant menus along with the colors and temperatures of the city. Hearty foods made from autumnal produce like butternut squash and sweet potatoes, along with sweet treats like pumpkin pie and hot apple cider, are the order of the […]

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Ten Reasons Why Boulder Rocks

Happy cows may come from California, but happy people come from Boulder. And for good reason! Boulder has so much to offer, it’s no wonder that people here are considered to be among the happiest in the country. Narrowing this list down was the real challenge, but here are ten reasons why Boulder rocks: 1. Hiking, […]

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