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Petition for home rule circulates Boulder County
An initiative to create “home rule” in Boulder County, which might allow it to ban fracking, GMO cropping and other ventures currently under state jurisdiction, is under way after the Boulder County Clerk recently approved an initial petition for the case...
ELECTION 2015
Every year come election time, Boulder Weekly editorial staffers get to spend about two months immersing ourselves in seemingly every spec of political minutia from every corner of Boulder County. You might think that we would find fact checking a mill levy or taking...
Footing the bill
For years, environmentalists have raised concerns that oil and gas companies were going to leave communities on the hook for the billions of dollars...
Library district, fancy fire station, and more
What happened at Tuesday’s City Council meeting?
Remembering Berta Cáceres
(return to Paying the price)
In the early morning of March 3, 2016, prominent environmental and indigenous rights activist Berta Cáceres was killed while sleeping...
NRA’s influence in Colorado politics is indirect, but powerful
A week after the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Florida, two nonprofit gun-control organizations placed a two-page ad in The...
Good guys gone wrong
A soldier eats, sleeps and works all day surrounded by companions who have promised to protect him, people that soldier would die for, and who he has promised to protect at a moment’s notice...
Election recap
COLORADO BALLOT MEASURES
As of 12:11 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9
Proposition HH — Reduce property taxes and retain state revenue
Yes: 642,755 (40.36%)
No: 949,850 (59.64%)
Proposition II...
‘Drastic action’
Boulder’s Police Oversight Panel (POP) last week enacted a partial work stoppage, even as they were warned by city attorneys that doing so could...
A rugged road for Meals on Wheels
Boulder’s nonprofit meal delivery service struggles with grocery prices and supply chain hitches—but asserts “failure is not an option”
2nd Annual 101-Word Fiction Contest
Welcome to Boulder Weekly’s Second Annual 101-Word Fiction Contest. Just as we had hoped and expected, this year’s competition grew significantly over last year’s...
Is abortion an ‘essential’ procedure?
On March 19, Colorado become one of several states that temporarily suspended “elective and non-essential surgeries” in order to limit public exposure to COVID-19...


















