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The flood and the faces that matter

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This story is part of Our Road to Recovery, our coverage of the 2013 Boulder County floods...

Longmont City Council breakdown

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Incumbent Roger Lange, a financial advisor by profession, is facing two challengers in this election, businessman Bryan Baum and attorney Jeff Thompson...

A tale of two sexes

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It is the best of times. It is the worst of times. For women, that is...

Town of Superior Trustee: Williams, Gourgouris and Cirelli

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Town Of Superior — Trustee...

Another water battle to keep an eye on

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While citizens of Boulder and Larimer counties battle horizontal fracking and the mess associated with it, countless communities in Latin America, Asia and Africa are trying to stop open-pit mega-mining in order to save their water...

Seeger’s true politics

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Folk singer Pete Seeger, who died at age 94 last month, provided a soundtrack for every progressive crusade of our time, from labor unions to civil rights, from world peace to environmentalism. He wrote, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?” “If I Had A Hammer” and “...

The skinny on hormones

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Dear Dr. Jenni...

Chocolate is A Love Drug

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Dear Pharmacist,My wife made a resolution this year to eat healthy, but she loves candy and chocolate. Is there any compromise because I want to surprise her with something delicious without sabotaging her diet? --S.H., Dallas, TexasAnswer: Ah, Valentine’s Day, when ...

Apple Cinnamon Cake with Cinnamon Glaze

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Attention, all you apple fans. Your favorite new recipe is here...

Women are not farms

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I spent an afternoon some time ago with a master composter who, while helping me improve my composting game, offered this summation of our consumer-based economic system: “It’s all about making more people to sell more shit to...

Walmart’s workers unite

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Walmart is the largest private employer on the planet. The uber-retailer turned 50 this year, and it’s had a somewhat unhappy birthday. For the first time, workers at many stores are on strike around the country. This unrest is an amazing development, since the ...

Limit corporate welfare

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Tea party politicians are denounced for their dangerous antics, but their doomsday warnings about profligate government spending are the conventional wisdom of the so-called “moderates” of big business, the mainstream media and too many politicians of both parties (...