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Business as usual
The City of Boulder may have taken an important preliminary step in addressing a racial disparity in arrests, but it’s business as usual when it comes to police interactions with the homeless population...
Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
SEATTLE — Microsoft Corp. is buying Internet phone company Skype Technologies SA for $8.5 billion...
Study finds racial bias in North Carolina’s death sentences
RALEIGH, N.C. — Someone accused of killing a white person in North Carolina...
IRS wants receipts, not your word, to value charitable giving
Year-end holiday giving and cleaning tend to get...
David Crosby, Graham Nash to deliver closing address at Conference of...
Organizers of the University of Colorado's Conference on World Affairs (CWA) have announced that David Crosby and Graham Nash — of the legendary band Crosby, Nash, Stills and Young — will deliver the conference's closing plenary address, called “Life Matters,” at 2:...
Cops seek help with unprovoked assault
Boulder police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect in a second-degree assault that occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 4:45 p.m. at 13th Street and Portland Place...
news briefs
If you want advice on what you can do to help Boulder recover from last year’s flood, you might want to talk to Seth Blum. On Saturday, he led a team of 38 volunteers in a flood-restoration project along South Boulder Creek. By all accounts, it was a good day. Not ...
City finds Knollwood Village in violation of fair housing rules
The City of Boulder determined on July 2 that Knollwood Village was in violation of the City’s fair housing rules by enforcing a rule in their covenant that mandated that two or more people could only live in one of the complex’s units if they could prove they were ...
Federal agency fines SeaWorld $75,000 in trainer’s death
ORLANDO, Fla. — Federal regulators blasted SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment...
