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Retired Senior Volunteer Program brings aid and holiday cheer to elders in need

By Pamela White

RSVP — Retired Senior Volunteer Program — has been providing free safety-net services to elders in Boulder County since 1972, utilizing the time and skills of more than 1,000 volunteers. The goal of the program is to help the elderly, as well as disabled adults, live more independent, secure and comfortable lives, as well as to reduce the isolation that darkens the days of people who can no longer get out to socialize.

 
 
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Steamboat opens Wednesday

Steamboat kicked off its 2009-10 ski season today with two lifts accessing 12 trails. The mountain opens with a 16-inch base.


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New children's book deals with domestic violence

By Jefferson Dodge

In her day job as a detective in the Longmont Police’s domestic violence unit, Sara Pierce became familiar with children’s reactions to seeing one parent hit another. But she and other members of the Longmont Ending Violence Initiative (LEVI) realized that there wasn’t much available in the way of children’s books that deal with domestic violence. So Pierce wrote her own.

Cuisine

The return of the giant squid

From monster of the deep to monstrous entrée

By Mike Hale

The Humboldt squid is the stuff of seafaring legend, something Captain Nemo would battle in a Jules Verne novel. But Dosidicus gigas is not a figment of someone’s imagination. These fascinatingly grotesque creatures can reach 7 feet in length and weigh in excess of 100 pounds, are known cannibals and can tear off a fisherman’s hand with its razor-sharp beak, dousing its prey with prodigious amounts of black ink.

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Boulder County's art scene gets a few facelifts

By Marissa Hermanson

The Foothills are alive with the sound of music — painting and cinema to boot. There is a renaissance in Boulder County, where the cinema, and the performing and visual arts are thriving. But how do we house all these artists in our ever-expanding art scene?

Restaurant Review

Café makes Eggcredible pierogi dumplings

By Clay Fong

Nestled inside the Days Hotel (formerly Inn) off South Boulder Road, Boulder’s Eggcredible Café, which serves only breakfast and lunch, features a cozy log cabin interior suggesting wide open Western spaces.

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Holidays on Ice
Looking for a delicious cocktail to mix up for guests at your Thanksgiving feast? Try the Polished Princess, created by world-renowned mixologist and cocktail consultant, Jonathan Pogash. The Polished Princess uses Sobieski Vanilia combined with the yummy fall flavors of pumpkin and cranberry.
Eco-Cycle, setting an example
This year, 26 fairs and festivals participated in Eco-Cycle’s Zero Waste Event Program, including the local farmers’ market. Eco-Cycle diverted around 88 percent of trash from landfills for each event. Follow Eco-Cycle’s stellar example and reuse, recycle and compost.
Where to get Thanksgiving ingredients
Here?s your chance to stock up on local produce for your Thanksgiving feast. Boulder County Farmer?s Market is hosting Cornucopia of Local this Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm at Boulder Outlook Hotel. Renegade Lunch Lady, Ann Cooper, with BVSD?s School Food Project will be part of a panel on the local food movement at 2 pm. More than 35 local farmers and food vendors will be present, selling their goods.
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