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David Gerch, Dr. Al Carr honored during Longmont Boy Scout dinner
Longmont-area Boy Scouts of America supporters attended the 23rd annual dinner honoring a Boy Scout and a distinguished citizen May 7 at The Plaza Hotel.
Boulder and Broomfield seniors celebrate stepping into the future
The future arrived today for hundreds of young men and women across Boulder and Broomfield counties as caps flew, smiles blossomed and the high school years came to a close with joyful celebrations.
Re: Czechoslovakia neurologist who fled communist state gunned down in Denver clinic
Kirk Mitchell is a general assignment reporter at The Denver Post who focuses on criminal justice stories.
4 taken to hospital after student releases pepper spray at Boulder's Fairview High
A Fairview High School student is facing a misdemeanor criminal charge after Boulder police say he released pepper spray or mace in a central part of the school Friday in an incident that injured eight people, sending four students to the hospital.
Kyle Ringo Blog: President Bruce Benson makes move we can applaud
University of Colorado President Bruce Benson recently took advantage of the school's partnership with the Bolder Boulder to try to recruit some of the brave men and women in the armed forces to attend the school when they are finished with their service to our country.
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Mother-daughter team shuts down Agloves
Glove maker Agloves has closed its doors. Mother-daughter co-founders Jennifer and Jean Spencer decided it was better to close the Boulder company than to lose their personal relationship with each other, daughter Jean Spencer said.
Mary Bevilacqua couldn't imagine giving up her art to pursue science, or sacrificing her science for an art career.
Growing up in Boulder inspired Lila Morency's Italian clothing...
Fashion designer Lila Morency, who grew up in Boulder, models one of her couture gowns in Tuscany in February.
Rudresh Mahanthappa On Piano Jazz
Rudresh Mahanthappa creates an explosive blend of South Indian classical music and progressive jazz.
Boulder raises legal concerns about bid to force 2nd municipalization vote
Boulder officials are raising numerous concerns about a potential charter amendment that would require a second vote on municipalization, saying the measure as it now stands could be subject to legal challenges should it make the November ballot.
Record number of CU-Boulder students receive Fulbright awards
The 2013 University of Colorado students who have received Fulbright offers and their destination countries are: Ulyana Horodyskyj, Nepal; Renee Payne, Brazil; Elise Pizzi, China; Sean Planchard, Spain; Ian Rowen, Taiwan; Amelia Schubert, China; Eric Simley, Denmark; Levin Sliker, Italy; Marin Toscano, China; Andrea Watson, Chile; Claire Waugh, ... (more)
Luke Chrisco, accused Boulder 'potty peeper,' set to stand trial in August
A trial date for alleged Boulder "potty peeper" Luke Chrisco has been set once again, this time for late August, after his return from a mental health evaluation.
Xcel Energy admits links to Boulder group pushing 2nd municipalization vote
Language of proposed Boulder charter amendment: Before the electric utility enterprise issues any debt, voters must approve the amount of the utility's debt limit and the total cost of debt repayment that the utility will incur, both to be stated in dollars in any ballot question; and The utility's service area shall not extend to areas outside the ... (more)
CU-Boulder researchers help show impact of global melt
Melt from Alaska's Columbia Glacier and other glaciers around the world contributed as much to global sea rise as the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets combined from 2003 and 2009.
Divided Boulder Landmarks Board grants demolition permit
Boulder will allow the demolition of a historic but dilapidated house in the Goss-Grove neighborhood that was once home to former slaves and the city's early black settlers.
Boulder County commissioners get calls for extending oil, gas drilling timeout
On Tuesday, Boulder County commissioners are to revisit the issue of whether they'll once again extend their current temporary moratorium on processing new applications for drilling for oil and gas in unincorporated parts of the county.
1770 13th St.: A history of contamination, and an odd land-use decision
Boulder was a very different, grittier place at the turn of the last century. The first automobile had just appeared in town and the speed limit for the new machine was capped at six miles per hour.
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Zolo withstands the test of time
Long before Boulder achieved fame as a foodie paradise, there were a handful of restaurants that opened in the early '90s and swiftly landed on many locals' favorites list.
Huge Solar Flares Keep Erupting from Busy SunspotThe X1.2 solar flare ...
An overachieving sunspot on the surface of the sun unleashed its fourth major solar flare in two days late Tuesday , a solar storm that may deal Earth a glancing blow, space weather experts say.