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’Net Gains
Boulder likes to think of itself as a tech hub. It’s home to giants of the internet age like Google, IBM and Apple. But...
Found Sounds: November 2023
Need some gift inspo for that special music freak in your life? Lucky for you, we’re back with another monthly roundup of the bestselling...
Stranger strings
With a twangy lineup of mandolin, dobro, guitar and bass, Longmont’s High Lonesome looks a lot like your typical bluegrass quartet. But lead singer...
Hunger Next Door
Humans pay attention to what they see in front of them. We observe homeless people at intersections, so we worry about a solution to...
‘Natural woman’
Colorado is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, but because of our hectic daily schedules, some of us might not always take the time...
Sea change
The new nonfiction book Over the Seawall is about what writer Stephen Robert Miller terms “disastrous adaptation.” In a nutshell, that means the delusional...
Ballot Breakdown
An analysis of the winners, losers and what it all means for Boulder County
A place to go
There’s a race to end homelessness.
Earlier this summer, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced his ambitious goal to house 1,000 people by the end of...
‘Chubby Behemoth’
If you’re making people think too hard on stage, Sam Tallent questions your chops as a comic. He’s in the business of belly laughs:...
Election recap
COLORADO BALLOT MEASURES
As of 12:11 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9
Proposition HH — Reduce property taxes and retain state revenue
Yes: 642,755 (40.36%)
No: 949,850 (59.64%)
Proposition II...
The Colorado GOP: Wild, crazy and dangerous
Donald Trump has been a disaster for the Colorado Republican Party, according to Dick Wadhams, the party’s chair from 2007-2011. Wadhams isn’t some play-by-the-rules...
Truth to power
Despite the progress won by LGBTQ advocates in recent decades, it’s a dangerous time to be a trans person in America. This year alone,...
