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Honey Ginger Pumpkin Pie

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Yes my friends, the time has come. A whole month of pumpkin desserts...

Holiday recipes from Boulder%uFFFDs Basta

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When you have a background that includes cooking at Michelin-starred restaurants in Southern California and extensive professional experience in Italy, you might make for an intimidating holiday dinner guest. Such is the experience of Chef Kelly Whitaker. His ...

Oatmeal Trail Mix Cookies

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So, last week I gave you a “healthy” muffin recipe. I must say, I got a great response and decided I shall become the Muffin Man, I mean the Muffin Woman. I already have a muffin top, so I have a jump-start. Come on, that’s funny...

Buffs´ spikers take sets from top teams

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The days of consistent 0-3 losses for the University of Colorado volleyball team appear to be over. After a fairly successful four-game road trip,  CU returned home to face Stanford and California, both top 10 teams...

Barbara Hamlington — 2023 Louisville City Council Candidate Questionnaire

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Yes/No Questions: 1. Are you a homeowner? Yes 2. If the City police force was fully staffed, would you advocate for adding more officers? No 3. Do...

What to get the green thumb

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A recurring theme emerges when asking local nurseries and garden-supply stores about their hottest gifts of the holiday season...

Dems win pretty much everything, so now what?

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While President Barack Obama was still waiting for the phone call from Gov. Mitt Romney conceding the presidential race, Democrats in Colorado were celebrating victories here that make our swing state seem more like a Democratic stronghold. The Colorado House and ...

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The headline read, “Jobs that died in 2011.” There at the bottom of the list, beneath stock brokers, toll collectors, video store clerks, real estate agents and U.S. postal carriers, was “newspaper reporters...

Walmart is still bad for the planet

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In May, Walmart was hit with $110 million in environmental fines after pleading guilty to improperly dumping pesticides, fertilizer and other hazardous materials into public sewers and landfills. The Justice Department’s Environmental Crimes Section said that it was ...

10 unique gifts

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Sometimes you find yourself scraping the bottom of the gift-giving barrel, struggling to find something new and interesting for your dad or best friend...

Boulder Weekly’s 2010 Ballot Picks

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Amendment P Gaming regulations...