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Thursday, June 28,2012

Slim pickings on area hotel rooms

By Michael Callahan
There is no good time to be forced from your home, but if more Boulder residents are forced to evacuate due to the Flagstaff Fire, finding a place to stay in the area may become an added frustration. In addition to the pending Fourth of July holiday, a softball tournament in the area threatens to make hotel rooms scarce throughout the weekend.
Thursday, June 28,2012

South Boulder residents start packing

By Don Tartaglione
South Boulder residents began preparing for the worst this week, gathering belongings, packing cars, kenneling pets and staying informed in case pre-evacuation notices became mandatory evacuations for their area.
Thursday, June 28,2012

Connecting the dots

How climate change is fueling wildfires in the West

By Amanda Staudt
Western wildfires have dominated headlines in June — but media coverage focuses only on effects, while ignoring a major cause. We hear about an increase in the number and intensity of wildfires. And separately, we hear about ongoing global warming, like how May was the second-hottest on record globally behind only May 2010. Why aren’t those dots being connected?
Wednesday, June 27,2012

Crews continue battling Flagstaff Fire outside of Boulder

By Jefferson Dodge
Crews continued fighting the Flagstaff Fire west of Boulder on Wednesday, and local officials said they were “cautiously optimistic” that the blaze could be contained in the next several weeks, provided winds don’t flare up.
Tuesday, June 26,2012

Flagstaff fire behavior ‘extreme’

By Jefferson Dodge
Crews of firefighters initially sent in to fight the Flagstaff Fire on Tuesday had to be withdrawn due to “extreme fire behavior,” Cmdr. Rick Brough of the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office told reporters at a 4:30 p.m. news conference.
Thursday, June 21,2012

Fourmile fire victims request donations for Larimer

By Boulder Weekly Staff
Victims of the 2010 Fourmile Fire are urging Boulder County residents to help those affected by the massive High Park Fire, and one recommended avenue is donating to an emergency fund created by the NoCo Rebuilding Network.
Thursday, June 21,2012

Mining in space

Private sector making giant leaps affordable

By Paul Danish
Planetary Resources Inc. made international news when it held a coming-out press conference in Seattle April 24 and announced 1) its goal was to mine near-Earth asteroids, and 2) it had the backing of some serious, high-profile, and deep-pocketed entrepreneurs, including Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, Google co-founder Larry Page, real estate and software developer H. Ross Perot, Jr., and filmmaker James Cameron.
Thursday, June 14,2012

Blue Colorado

Why ocean conservation is exactly what this state needs

By Elizabeth Miller
Even landlocked Colorado residents are connected to the ocean — but making people here more aware of how we’re connected to the watery 70 percent of our planet and what we can do to protect the ocean from here, on land, is the mission of Vicki Goldstein, founder of the Colorado Ocean Coalition.
Thursday, June 14,2012

BW finally obtains DA’s phone records

By Jefferson Dodge
After filing an open records request with Pearlman’s office on June 5, Garnett’s phone log for that period was provided to BW.
Thursday, June 14,2012

Taking a Toor

Commissioner says impersonator sending cash to right-wingers in his name

By Jefferson Dodge
Boulder County Commissioner Will Toor says someone has been attempting to mar his well-earned liberal reputation by sending right-wing groups money in his name.
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