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Bleeding ink
More details have surfaced about the behind-the-scenes factors that contributed to the University of Colorado at Boulder’s move to discontinue its journalism school...
FBI: Alleged investment scam could top $1 billion
MIAMI — The investment scam by Fort Lauderdale attorney...
Boulder’s town gas processes and the resulting contamination
Related: Experts: Contamination from teahouse likely spread; 'Relief holder' may be the biggest problem of all at former town gas site; Tempest under a teacup...
Boulder’s municipalization minefield
The City of Boulder has reached another milestone in its effort to explore creation of a municipal electric utility company. Staff has prepared a 285-page memo for city council members explaining that it is, indeed, possible for the city to successfully create a ...
Personhood Amendment defeated
Coloradans once again rejected an attempt to amend the state’s constitution to give full constitutional rights to fertilized eggs. Amendment 62, known unofficially as the Definition of Person amendment and the Fetal Personhood amendment, sought to apply the term “...
Study associates some birth defects with proximity to natural gas development
Living near hydraulic fracturing (fracking) sites may increase the risk of some birth defects, according to a new study, though the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has countered that the findings indicate association, not causation, and should ...
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...
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...
















