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‘Boulder Weekly’ wins 36 awards from Society of Professional Journalists
Boulder Weekly won 14 first place awards and 22 other honors for stories written in 2013 in the annual multi-state Top of the Rockies contest held by the Society of Professional Journalists. Results for the competition, which takes entries from news media in Colorado...
Parent: Sacred Heart had other lesbians’ children, ‘closet baptisms’
The lesbian couple whose child was recently denied re-enrollment at the Sacred Heart of Jesus School in Boulder is apparently not the first lesbian couple that had a child enrolled at the Catholic school...
Casey Anthony found not guilty in daughter’s death
ORLANDO, Fla. —After deliberating for less than 11...
Man who killed girlfriend while riding in car sentenced to 31...
SEATTLE — A man who fatally stabbed his girlfriend last year...
Relocalization may be the key to not exterminating ourselves
In the novel Time Enough to Love, author Robert Heinlein’s character Lazarus Long opines, “A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, ...
Cops Crash Campout
Cops Crash CampoutAt approximately 5:45 p.m. on April 28, deputies from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office received a call that seniors from Boulder High School were planning to hold a campout in the mountains west of Boulder. Deputies responded to the area of ...
Person of the Year runner-up: Brian Vicente, legal marijuana
The successful passage of Amendment 64 was the result of a combined effort among many different parties and tireless activists. But if we had to choose one to honor above the rest, it would be Brian Vicente, lawyer, activist, executive director of Sensible Colorado, ...
Alternative options for a safe ride
With three days off and the Boulder Creek Festival to look forward to, Memorial Day weekend gives Boulderites the perfect excuse to go downtown and have at least one crazy evening...
Brigham attorney Lane threatens suit against Boulder City Council
David Lane, the high-profile Denver civil-rights attorney who has represented everyone from Ward Churchill to Richard Heene, has sent a letter to the Boulder City Council threatening to sue over Seth Brigham’s ejection from a council meeting in February.Brigham, who ...
Russian Scientists Breach Antarctica’s Lake Vostok
Russian scientists have confirmed that they have penetrated Antarctica's Lake Vostok, an event that may "expand the limits of life on Earth," a U.S. scientist says...
More disclosure problems for Boulder City Council
Additional questions have emerged around the financial disclosures filed by Boulder City Council members...
