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Montana-based org. pours cash into conservative coffers in Longmont City Council...
A regional right-wing advocacy group with connections to Republican political powers in Colorado has taken a keen interest in a hotly contested Longmont City Council race...
Is city’s municipalization plan the next ghost at Valmont Butte?
When Boulder voters narrowly voted in favor of the 2011 measure to authorize the study and possible approval of a municipal utility, city leaders may not have realized some of the extra costs their grandchildren — if not great-grandchildren — might be inheriting...
Dumpster-diving for the poor
Every year, the U.S. produces about 34 million tons of food waste, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. But are local businesses in Boulder, a county that has the goal of producing “zero waste — or darn near” by 2025, really taking the steps needed to ...
Under the skin
The press release was innocuous enough, on its face, like so many others sent by the university about comings and goings within the administration. However, as is probably true with many other resignations, there is a story behind this one that goes beyond the glib...
Christine Berg seeking open County Commissioner seat in 2018
On Earth Day 2017, Christine Berg, Mayor of Lafayette, sat down and filled out her candidate affidavit to run for Boulder County Commissioner in...
People of the year: Longmont anti-fracking citizens’ group Our Longmont
OUR HEALTH, OUR FUTURE, OUR LONGMONT...
Windows to the cosmos
Since humanity began twiddling thumbs and contemplating ideas, we’ve questioned where we come from — how it all began.
With leadership from a CU Boulder...
Jessica Ridgeway: Local schools respond to Jessica’s death
This story is part of Boulder Weekly's Jessica Ridgeway package...
What do you do with all that leftover Halloween candy?
Like many people, you may find yourself in early November...
A reason to hope
Last year was the fourth hottest year on record, topped only by 2016, 2015 and 2017 in that order, NOAA announced on Feb. 6....
The elephant in the classroom
Boulder votes Democrat. It’s a People’s Republic tradition. But when it comes to the University of Colorado’s student government, that tradition may have to be amended. In its recent election, CU students showed up in record numbers to elect a new set of ...
