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Best of Boulder Survey 2019 Calling all friends of Boulder County! This is your chance to vote for your favorite businesses, services, events and organizations....

The magic of the session

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The story of Ímar — the traditional Irish music group, not the ninth-century Viking king the band is named after — starts, unsurprisingly, in...

Longmont Restaurant Week returns with unique events, dining specials

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Longmont Restaurant Week exceeded expectations when it launched last year. Folks at the Longmont Chamber of Commerce, including a handful of motivated Longmont restaurateurs,...

Dave Mason is feelin’ … pretty good

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There aren’t many artists of Dave Mason’s vintage who can escape being defined by their past, and for most them — rockers who came...

‘What cinema is capable of, at all ends of the spectrum’

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Kathryn Bernheimer — programmer of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival (BJFF) — knows what her audience wants. “Opening and closing films have to be feel-good,”...

New book challenges the status quo

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When an Oakland warehouse-turned-artists-collective known as the Ghost Ship exploded in flames in December 2016, it took the lives of 36 people, drawing both...

Adventures in cinema

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Back for a 15th year, the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF), Feb. 28–March 3, has expanded its usual scope. With over 50 features and...

Behind the scenes

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When Diana Zuniga was a baby, her parents brought her to Salt Lake City, Utah. It’s where her aunts and uncles were living, in...

As state Dems prepare legislation, data shows oil and gas emissions...

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High levels of harmful atmospheric pollutants (such as nitrogen oxides, methane and volatile organic compounds (VOCs)) are regularly blown into Boulder County from oil...

Knocking down dominoes

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On Jan. 6, Jeff Kassel and Jake Lobel looked out over the crowd at the Riverwalk Center in Breckenridge. The electronic dance music producing...

The bluest sky you’ve ever seen

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When head flight attendant Jan Brown told her crew on United flight 232 what was about to happen, she said it clearly and calmly:...

Making the planet great again

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In his 2001 book Who Owns the Sky, entrepreneur Peter Barnes suggests that any system designed to tax heat-trapping pollution must redistribute the revenue...