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Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

Meet Jenna I found Jenna sitting outside of Lolita’s on a nice sunny afternoon. She was in an in depth conversation with an older man who seemed to be passing on some good advice. “After I left work today, I knew I needed to gather wisdom from an elder. I ended up talking to this […]

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A Brief History of Some Incredible Boulder Women

Revealing Our Routes: Women of Boulder County was originally developed by the Women of the West Museum back in 2002. Now the exhibit is now hosted by Boulder History Museum’s site. There are dozens of dynamic ladies documented in this collection, and today we’ve brought you a few of our favorites. Ruth Cave Flowers (1903-1980) was a native […]

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Flashback Friday! ~ Boulder’s Going Topless This Weekend – 9/5/2015

This Saturday a peaceful rally of topless women and bare chested male supporters will gather on Pearl street for a demonstration. But is it legal for a woman to go topless in  Boulder? Yeah, it’s totally legal. Boulder city law does prevent nudity. So you must keep your “downtown” areas to yourself. Anyone over the […]

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Girl Power! The History of Women in Boulder

In a recent study in Boulder, it was found that the city is leading the nation on gender equity. Currently, the national average for women’s wages are 84% of what men make. In Boulder the average is 88%. Boulder is obviously a special city, leading the nation in multiple avenues from preventative measures for climate […]

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Boulder’s Intellectualism Shapes its True Character

Some of you have heard that Boulder is “25 square miles surrounded by reality”. Which is one way to say that the character of the city of Boulder is extremely different from other nearby cities. Today we will discuss how intellectualism has helped to create this unique reputation. There is a huge focus on anti-intellectualism […]

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Looking Back – World-Record Slide on Boulder Hill!

Have you ever looked at the Hill and thought “I would totally ride a giant slip and slide down that.” Well you are’t the only one. Is 1000 feet going to be long enough for you? That’s 3 football fields. July 18, 2015, a Guinness World-Record holding waterslide comes to Boulder, and will carry thousands […]

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FLASHBACK ~ Tube to Work Day: a Friday Commute

Last Friday, for the 9th year in a row, Boulderites from businesses all over town ditched their wheels, picked up their inner tubes, and hopped into Boulder Creek to ride the waves to work. Dressed in everything from a full suit and tie to tight flashy spandex and wacky wigs, tubers gathered along Boulder Creek […]

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The Artistic Wonders of the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art

Are you looking for a unique and creative way to explore the artistic wonders of the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art? Then look no further! From its stunning exhibitions to its vibrant programs, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is a must-see destination for art lovers of all ages. In this blog article, you will […]

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The Legacy of Mike Sandrock: Celebrating a Boulder Icon

As a city nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its vibrant community of athletes, writers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Among the iconic figures who have left an indelible mark on the city is Mike Sandrock, a celebrated writer, and running advocate. His contributions to the Boulder Daily Camera and […]

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Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

Faces of Boulder CU Edition: Students and Their Furry Companions Embrace the Snowy Bliss” Amidst a winter wonderland, the University of Colorado students and their loyal canine friends gather on the CU’s campus in Boulder, Colorado. The campus, transformed into a picturesque scene straight out of a snow globe, exudes an enchanting charm that captures […]

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