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Boulder Weekly's Back-to-School Bash this weekend!

By BoulderWeekly.com

Looking for something to get you amped and revved up for the new school year? Boulder Weekly's Back-to-School Bash goes down this Friday, September 3, 2010 at the Fox Theatre (1135 13th St.) featuring Cobraconda, The Um a.k.a. UmConcious and Wildabeast.

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Squatters' Rights

Eldorado Springs says county is passing the buck on new sewer system

By Jefferson Dodge

County officials argue it was clear from the start, based on county commissioners discussions at the time, that the $1.8 million would not be enough to cover the entire cost of the project, and that the homeowners should be the ones who pay for the new system in its entirety, since they are the only ones benefitting from the sewer plant.

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Rebuilding Coliseum

Kentuky band back to basics with new drummer

By Oakland L. Childers

This lineup of the band feels like it should be the one forever. But who fucking knows? Things havent always been so harmonious within Coliseum, which formed in 2003 with Patterson, bass player Mike Pascal and drummer Chris Maggio. After recording and touring on the bands last record, No Salvation,.

Restaurant Review

100% tasty and cheap

By Clay Fong

Its an unapologetically casual spot, with at-the-counter ordering and a selfservice condiment bar featuring fresh pico de gallo, red and green salsas, and slices of radish and lime. The menu encompasses such street food staples as tacos with freshly made corn tortillas, quesadillas, tamales with a multitude of stuffings, and torta sandwiches.

OverTones

Back to school bash

Cobraconda welcomes you to the party

By P.J. Nutting

Spencer Foreman and Nation met in Colorado through a mutual interest in punk and hardcore music. The two played together for six years in various projects, deciding just a year ago to walk away from their New York hardcore label, shift their attention to rap, and move back home to start anew.

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Humanity and baseball

Locals launch outreach trips to benefit Kenyan children

By Elizabeth Miller

It wasn't about religion, although the trip was organized by a missionary. And it wasn't really about baseball, although most of the luggage was packed with sports equipment. But the trip to Africa that local residents Jim Cederberg, 55, and Drew Sauer, 28, went on last winter has them committed to returning regularly, bats, balls and gloves in hand.

 
 
Arts & Culture

Martina Hoffmann's world as art

By Marisa Ware

People were generally very friendly and open, but as a white minority in black Africa, I definitely stuck out, Hoffmann says. It really set a standard for how I like to approach otherness.


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Squatters' Rights

Eldorado Springs says county is passing the buck on new sewer system

By Jefferson Dodge

County officials argue it was clear from the start, based on county commissioners discussions at the time, that the $1.8 million would not be enough to cover the entire cost of the project, and that the homeowners should be the ones who pay for the new system in its entirety, since they are the only ones benefitting from the sewer plant.

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Gallery: Slayer slays Magness Arena

By David Accomazzo

Heavy metal band Slayer, along with Megadeth and other bands, took over DU's Magness Arena on Wednesday. Check out images from the show. Photos by David Accomazzo.


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Gallery: Rev. Horton Heat at Boulder Theater

By BoulderWeekly.com

Check out a photo gallery from Brit Antrim at the Rev. Horton Heat show on Friday, August 20, 2010 at the Boulder Theater


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Rebuilding Coliseum
By Oakland L. Childers
Strum Together
By Dave Kirby
OverTones
Back to school bash
By P.J. Nutting
A common theme
By David Accomazzo
A meritorious spirit
By Jefferson Dodge
Arts & Culture

Martina Hoffmann's world as art

By Marisa Ware

People were generally very friendly and open, but as a white minority in black Africa, I definitely stuck out, Hoffmann says. It really set a standard for how I like to approach otherness.

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Not far enough
By Michael Phillips
An unpretentious timewaster
By Michael Phillips
A winning ticket
By Michael Phillips
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Squatters' Rights
By Jefferson Dodge
At What Cost?
By Oakland L. Childers
Freeze tag
By Jefferson Dodge
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