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Waste injection wells: The Earth’s invisible dump

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April 10, 1967, was no ordinary day in Boulder County...

Homeless services providers adapt to the coronavirus pandemic

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As Daniel (a pseudonym) walks up to the Severe Weather Shelter operated by Bridge House on 30th Street and Valmont, he goes through a...

Not in my backyard

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When Vic Pizzo moved into a southwest Longmont neighborhood five years ago, it quickly became home.  He calls Clover Creek a “nice place to live”...

Paying the price

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When I first meet Juan de Dios García, he’s laughing. His dark eyes twinkle as his dimples indent and his smile broadens. But there...

The e-scooter influx

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Boulder Launches new Lime e-scooter pilot program to gather data.

The forest is crying

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"One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk.” The quote is attributed to Crazy Horse in the late 19th century, as he...

Boulder Theater and Fox Theatre merge

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After nearly a decade of positioning and posturing by both sides, the Boulder Theater and Fox Theatre have merged into a single limited liability corporation. Executives from the new parent company, Z2 Entertainment, announced the merger at George's bar, adjacent to ...

Lawmaker: Stop shackling inmates in labor

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 A state lawmaker is introducing a bill that would prohibit the shackling of pregnant inmates while they are in labor...

ICE detaining transgender individuals despite widespread calls for their release

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This story was updated on Feb. 12 to reflect comments received from ICE post publication. In Estella’s home country of Cuba, transphobia is rampant, she...

There’s a new chief in town

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On April 20, Boulder’s new, and first female, police chief started work in the midst of a global pandemic and public health crisis. Maris...

Here and there: Part 1

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Editor’s note: For several years now, Boulder Weekly has been covering the hardships Front Range families face when a loved one is held in...

Waiting for the clean up

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The County has a plan for debris removal after the Marshall Fire, but some residents have concern