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Spirit of the ’60s
"We are in the new ’60s, and every day I see people realizing that more and more...
New answers to development questions emerge
There are petitions circling in Boulder right now that, if they get enough signatures, will put on the November ballot two initiatives that amend the city charter and change the way we handle future development in the city...
Get in, gimme money
Get in, gimme moneyBoulder police are investigating an aggravated robbery, second-degree kidnapping and criminal conspiracy that occurred on March 22 at about 7:20 p.m. at 14th and College streets. Two young men reported that they got into a car with three men who ...
COGA agrees to drop ‘takings’ claim in fracking suit against Longmont
A judge has granted a motion dismissing a claim in the Colorado Oil and Gas Association’s lawsuit against the city of Longmont over its ban on fracking, or hydraulic fracturing...
Hertz fires 25 Muslim drivers who refuse to clock out
SEATTLE — Hertz has sent termination letters to 25...
Free transit offered for New Year’s Eve
The City of Boulder, RTD and Special Transit are offering free...
Students unite for Haiti
A group of University of Colorado student leaders are joining forces to raise $100,000 for Haiti relief. The “CU Stands for Haiti” campaign consists of several large fundraisers put on by about 25 student groups. Events so far have included a screening of the ...
Final vote on city’s medical marijuana ordinance set for Tuesday
The Boulder City Council is poised to give final approval to its medical marijuana ordinance on Tuesday night, and city staff are in the process of reviewing how that ordinance meshes with state legislation on the same topic passed this week...
Where there is smoke
In addition to the homes that were directly affected by the flames, the impact of the smoke from the wildfire in Fourmile Canyon was felt countywide...
Congress agrees to payroll tax deal; Obama will sign it
WASHINGTON — Congress on Friday swiftly approved a...
