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Pro-fracking commenter admits getting paid by industry
In yet another apparent example of big money infiltrating local elections, an individual who has reportedly become a frequent defender of “fracking” at recent Boulder City Council meetings has acknowledged that he is on the payroll of the Colorado Oil and Gas ...
Project YES hosts MLK march
On Jan. 18, Project YES will hold a march and rally for peace in Lafayette to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. The fifth annual Martin Luther King Jr. March for Peace, originally conceived by service-learning students at Pioneer Elementary School, begins at noon with a ...
Soldiers sworn in as U.S. citizens
MIAMI — Fabian Prado was 7 when he, his 8-year-old brother and their mother crossed the U.S-Mexico border without papers in 1987 — among the first Cuban refugees to flee to the United States via Mexico...
Shell Oil, One Step Closer to Drilling in the Arctic
It’s official. On Feb. 17, Shell got a step closer to drilling for oil in our planet’s last wild ocean—the Arctic...
Heat Wave Sizzles On, Toppling More Than 2,000 Records
Records continue to fall across much of the U.S., as the...
Palm Pre Plus for Verizon has better features than original
DALLAS — As a Palm Pre owner and Sprint customer, I'm glad to see the phone getting picked up by Verizon Wireless. It's a sign the platform might yet succeed and thrive...
Squatters’ Rights
A new sewer system installed in Eldorado Springs has clogged relations between Boulder County and local homeowners who say they shouldn’t be on the hook for cost overruns caused by county mismanagement...
Can RNAi technology save the honeybee?
In 2006, professional beekeepers in the U.S. began to report mass die-offs of their honeybee colonies, between 30 and 90 percent. Since then, “Colony collapse disorder” hasn’t slowed down...
T-Mobile to launch 10 LTE devices and iPhone-compatible 4G in 2013
T-Mobile will have 10 LTE devices available by the end of 2013, and it...
