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Who killed the vote on fracking?

At first glance, determining who to blame for the fact that Colorado voters will not get their chance to decide for themselves who controls oil and gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing in their neighborhoods seems simple enough. On Monday, Aug. 4, as the result of a...

Tickets for Fourmile Fire benefit concert sell out

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Tickets for the Fourmile Fire benefit concert at the 1stBank Center on Oct. 9 went on sale Tuesday at 10 a.m. and sold out at 10:02 a.m.  The "Fourmile Canyon Revival" sold all of its tickets almost immediately when they went on sale and raised more than $300,000 for...

Landlord crackdown

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The City of Boulder has ramped up its enforcement of the city’s rental licensing code, targeting property owners who are illegally leasing units to renters...

City Council to consider allowing cyclists in Anemone Hill area

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Boulder City Council will consider a motion to amend the...

Man who killed girlfriend while riding in car sentenced to 31...

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SEATTLE — A man who fatally stabbed his girlfriend last year...

Briefs | Spaw days for Japan

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Spaw days for Japan...

New Web site is a one-stop job shop

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MINNEAPOLIS — Peggy Byrne lost her most recent job as a...

Cultivating solutions

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Boulder Mushroom uses fungi as a tool for healing people and saving soil—and that shouldn’t sound so radical, they say

Chipotle fires hundreds in Minnesota after immigration probe

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MINNEAPOLIS — Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc...

Shell Preemptively Sues Environmental Groups over Arctic Drilling

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You’ve probably heard that Shell is planning to drill in Arctic...

Craigslist founder launches venture to connect nonprofits

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Once upon a time, a guy named Craig started a list to keep his friends abreast of goings-on about San Francisco. Before long, Craigslist had spread like kudzu, opening online communities across the globe and forever changing the way people buy and...

BP to sell oil and natural gas fields to rival Apache...

LOS ANGELES — Beleaguered petroleum giant BP agreed Tuesday to sell oil and natural gas fields in the United States and other countries to rival Apache Corp. for $7 billion, in its biggest move yet to raise money to pay reparations for the Gulf of Mexico oil ...