Tag: Mar 10 2022 issue

Spirit Hound noses out another fine whiskey release

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Like many fine things in life, making good whiskey takes patience and time. Spirit Hound Distillers’ latest release, a five-year-old Colorado rye whiskey, proudly...

My life as a ditch

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I am a ditch. I live in the ground. When the water flows through me it washes along my sides with a familiar tingling that I...

Selling Boulder’s taste buds

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Dear Dale’s Pale Ale,  I’m breaking up with you! I know we’ve been in “like” for years. You were always my go-to, easy-to-recommend local brew.  Then I...

When ‘plus-size’ is average, why consider it niche?

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The first time Raquel Vélez went skiing, she wore a hoodie and sweatpants under a rain jacket and rain pants, not for fashion’s sake,...

The Catamounts centers Black folklore in ‘One Way-Back Day’

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Before she wrote One Way-Back Day—the most recent production by Boulder’s Catamounts theater troupe—Tresha Farris was questioning her writing ability.  “I had a bad interaction...

Jesters Dinner Theatre set to close at end of May

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After more than 22 years of producing shows in Longmont, Jesters Dinner Theatre will close at the end of May, according to emails from...

Taste of the Week: chicken red curry and drunken beef noodles...

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The aroma of spices and herbs filled the dining room, but on the weekend evening I dropped by McCaslin Thai, it was too quiet...

The key to my heart

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Criterion releases ‘The Piano’ on 4K UHD/Blu-ray

Boiling frogs

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Editor’s note: Welcome to the first installment of The Unrepentant Tenant, a biweekly column diving into the history, mythology and impact of rent control...

Letters 3/10/22

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ConocoPhillips vs. Redtail Ridge

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The development of “Colorado’s best land site” is being put to Louisville voters, and it’s a contentious choice between plans

Brittle cities

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As fire and inequality hammer the Front Range, affordable housing might be region’s best bet at resilience