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Dancing in the dark
What could Boulder Weekly possibly find wrong with the city of Boulder’s public dance program? This program, which brings joy to thousands of Boulder’s most rhythmic citizens, young and old, couldn’t possibly stoke flames of controversy, could it? And if it could, ...
Educational resources
The Museum of Boulder has compiled a list of lesson plans, downloadable activities and local history references for teachers to use. You can also...
Google opens Android Web store, shows off tablet software
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google Inc...
The good, the bad and the ugly
There were two major items the Boulder City Council needed to discuss at their meeting on May 16 — how to implement a tax...
Local haterade: Authors say locavores do more harm than good
Pierre Desrochers and Hiroko Shimizu say they know what’s wrong with the food system: local food purists. In their new book, The Locavore’s Dilemma: In Praise of the 10,000-Mile Diet...
Killing Amendment 2
In 1993, the year of Boulder Weekly’s birth, an uproar began over Colorado voters’ passage of Amendment 2, which banned any laws protecting gays from discrimination. The cities of Boulder, Denver and Aspen had passed such laws...
Boulder: Best in well-being
Boulder has been ranked as the top city in the nation when it comes to well-being...
Dead Guy Days marks 10th anniversary
Frozen Dead Guy Days returns to Nederland for its 10th year March 4-6...
Guantanamo 9-11 suspects to be tried in New York
MIAMI — Confessed 9-11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed and...
Skin in the game
As Ryan Partridge was held in the Boulder County Jail over the course of nine months in 2016, his mental health quickly deteriorated. Previously...
Police blotter | Man accused of harassment after alleged peeping
Man accused of harassment after alleged peeping...
People of the year: Longmont anti-fracking citizens’ group Our Longmont
OUR HEALTH, OUR FUTURE, OUR LONGMONT...
