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Longmont Museum expands to meet community priorities
It started in a room. Then it moved to a basement. A few years later, to a converted garage and a renovated warehouse.
The Longmont...
Palin tells Newsweek: ‘I can win’
WASHINGTON — Sarah Palin believes she can win the White House. That's what she says in a new magazine article out Monday...
Boulder Rights of Nature hosts water forum
Backed by local activist group Boulder Rights of Nature and the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, a diverse group of experts, environmentalists and concerned citizens will address a variety of critical water issues facing Boulder, the state and the West at an ...
On shaky ground
While much has been made of fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, another possibly negative side effect of oil and gas operations has emerged...
Huge cyberattack hits Swiss-British anti-spam company
The largest known cyberattack in history has affected an anti-spam email company in Great Britain, causing disruptions across the Internet...
Weekly news round-up
Major fish kill on the Poudre
Dozens of dead fish have been found along the banks of the Poudre River in Fort Collins, in what...
New accuser contends Herman Cain made unwanted sexual advance
WASHINGTON and NEW YORK — A new accuser came forward...
Turning workers’ challenges into workplace assets
New state law aims to provide better jobs and pay for Colorado workers with disabilities.
Shackling bill makes debut
Senate Bill 193, which would prohibit the shackling of inmates in labor, will come before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, April 21. Carried by Sen. Evie Hudak, D-Westminster, SB 193 would ban the use of shackles on inmates during labor, delivery and the ...
Catholic school parents upset over decision to kick out lesbians’ child
Several families who have students at the Sacred Heart of Jesus School in Boulder had their children at home today to protest the Catholic school’s decision to keep the child of a lesbian couple from re-enrolling next fall...
