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Paul Tweedlie — 2023 Boulder Mayoral Candidate Questionnaire
Candidate: Paul Tweedlie
Office: Boulder Mayor
Website: https://www.tweedlie4bouldermayor.com/
QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES:
Yes/No Questions - Please answer only with yes/no.
Are you a homeowner? Yes
Do you think your City should add...
Election Guide 2013: Yes on Boulder Ballot Issue 2D
City of Boulder Ballot Question 2DSales and Use Tax Extension...
What’s old is new
If you haven’t watched the BBC series The Edwardian Farm, I highly recommend it. A series that ended this past January, the program features historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn, who attempt to show what daily life was like during...
Election Guide 2013: Yes on Lyons Regional Library District Issue 4D
Lyons Regional Library District Ballot Issue 4DCollect grants and revenues with no new taxes...
The racial wounds of 9/11
On Sept. 11, I was a 28-year-old attorney working for the Department of Justice. I remember being evacuated from my federal office building that morning, and later heading across the 14th Street Bridge to my home in Arlington, Va. I could hardly believe the sight ...
Terrorist or freedom fighter?
Newt Gingrinch has accused him of “information terrorism” and said he should be treated like an enemy combatant. Radio personality and columnist Jeffrey T. Kuhner has said the United States should treat him as they would any other high-profile terrorist target. And ...
Palatable presents
Everyone loves food. This holiday season, why not nurture the love of eating by gifting something delicious? From homemade goodies to unique kitchen gadgets, this guide will help holiday shoppers please even the pickiest eater in town. Here’s what to get for...
Minneola Orange Toasted Walnut Cake
Oh January, you’re a cold one, but you have been very good to me...
The better-than-restaurant-pizza project, part 1
Wood-fired, brick oven Napoletana. Put this in front of the word pizza, and people will pay about $18 for a tiny 12-inch pie made with less than $4 of ingredients. The problem is, in my experience, the success rate for traditional ’za, good enough to bring a tear to ...