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Citizens gather to discuss Gross Reservoir expansion
A proposal by Denver’s water authority to expand Gross Reservoir in Boulder County is in the approval process, and concerned citizens and environmental groups...
Commentary: Medical marijuana and taxes
An obscure tax law, intended to prevent cocaine kingpins from deducting yachts and other necessities, may alter Boulder’s landscape...
Bringing the WTO home
On Saturday, Nov. 27, 1999, I embarked on a journey with more than 70 activists in a four-van caravan from the Denver/Boulder metro area to one of the longest, most intense and diverse demonstrations in this country since the 1960s. Kids and grandparents, ...
Banned Pesticides Found in Popular Chinese Tea Brands
A Greenpeace investigation has found pesticides banned for use on tea...
FBI: Alleged investment scam could top $1 billion
MIAMI — The investment scam by Fort Lauderdale attorney...
Cantaloupe warnings continue as death toll rises
PHILADELPHIA — With 13 confirmed fatalities so far, a...
The art of resilience
A few years ago, photographer Peggy Dyer had what she says in “yoga terms” — Dyer herself is a yogi — one might call “a spiritual awakening...
‘A Setup for Disaster’
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The California Legislature recently passed a bill that would provide the state’s taxpayers some of the strongest protections in the nation...
News Roundup: March 23, 2023
Case against fossil fuel companies could stay in local courts
The federal Office of the Solicitor General recommends the Supreme Court allow the City of...
‘BW’ wins 34 awards from Society of Professional Journalists
In this year’s multi-state Top of the Rockies contest put on by the Society of Professional Journalists, Boulder Weekly won 13 first place awards...
Taking aim
Is a bow and arrow a firearm? Yes, according to the Boulder County Commissioners, but only on Sugarloaf Mountain...















