Content Archives
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A fracking credibility gap
On Nov. 6, the city charter of Longmont banned fracking from its city limits...
Lafayette City Council breakdown
Vote Alex Schatz, Carolyn Cutler, Chris Cameron and Brian Herzfeld for Lafayette City Council...
Cinnamon Mocha Cake with Mocha Glaze
Well, my coffee dessert from last week was so delicious, I am breaking out another one this week. Please know this isn’t the Dessert Diva patting herself on the back (although I am flexible). This comes directly from you, my Boulder Weekly readers. The sweet ...
Consider books over toys this season
In this fast-paced, high-tech age of newfangled gizmos and gadgets, when all that kids seem to want is the latest video game or highpriced toy of the month, sometimes it’s good to get back to basics...
Longmont City Council and mayoral candidate questions and answers
Below are Boulder Weekly's five questions for Longmont City Council and mayoral candidates, and their answers...
White Chocolate Popcorn Surprise
Dear almighty weather person, please warm this joint up! Yes, yes, it’s just beautiful. The snow covering the Flatirons is like frosting on a cupcake. The holiday lights twinkling through the cold white stuff is like something out of a fairytale. But what about my ...
Heather Cracraft — 2023 Superior Home Rule Charter Commission Candidates
Tell us a little bit about your personal and/or professional background and why it makes you a good fit for the commission (I.e., how...
Nederland Community Library District ballot results
The following is a list of the final unofficial 2009 results...
Keeping your tax dollars home
For every dollar spent in retail stores in Boulder, about 3.5 cents in tax revenue goes to the city to improve services for residents and businesses, including open space expansion and enhancement, road maintenance, and development of parks, trails, and recreational ...
