It’s 5 in the morning; do you know where your priest is? Hopefully not down at the local high school running naked. (more…)

September 2007

by French Davis

Looking at the musical landscape, you’d be hard pressed to find a New Wave band that’s been playing for 25 years, recording new and relevant material, writing TV theme songs and children’s records, and doing it all without sounding stale or rehashing what they’ve done previously. (more…)

September 2007

Transvestite Nuns Or Monty Python: ‘07-’08 Theater Primer

by French Davis

There’s much ado about something concerning the upcoming theater season on the Front Range. This year’s got it all: Nazis, sex, murder, musicals, mid-life crises, Monty Python and transvestite nuns. From Longmont to LoDo, here’s just a smattering of what’s in store. Look to local theater snobs to sort out what we couldn’t fit in this space. (more…)

September 2007

One thing that has proved painfully obvious in the past few years: People don’t like giving up luxury in the name of the environment. But if it costs more, it’s amazing how quickly many shed it. Environmentalists are trying to put a carbon tax before state voters in 2008 or 2009. There are three options being considered—none will be politically popular outside of Boulder. (more…)

September 2007

Boulder County Commissioners still plan on curbing the building of large homes in unincorporated parts of the county, but the process has been delayed as the elected officials consider oodles of public comment. They’re also waiting to hear from a consultant regarding the economic impact of levying what is, in essence, a fine against those who build their homes too big in wide-open spaces. (more…)

September 2007