Monthly Archives: August 2007

Wide-Eyed Teachers

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Back when she entered the first grade, Kristen Kron can still vividly remember the knots in her stomach. “Oh my gosh, the first day, I definitely cried,” she recalls.

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Danielle Cisrese just walked in the door, returning from a relaxing day at Water World with some friends. Her vibrant description of the outing epitomizes the carefree summer days of a teenager. Swimming with friends is just one of the…

Cuisine

Restaurant Rumblings

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Tasty tidbits from the dining world

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Minutes to Buy a Restaurant, a Lifetime to Enjoy the Food

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Standing between two auto shops on 25th and Pearl, the 110-year-old red wooden building with a blue-painted address is somebody’s baby. The blink-and-you’ll-miss it restaurant called John’s is owned by siblings Corey Buck and Ashley Maxwell. It’s an establishment built…

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Warding Off a Black Cloud

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You know the disappointment you get watching the Super Bowl: all that hype and an awful game.

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Child’s Play

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The sound is felt before it’s heard; a low rumbling that shakes the earth and tremors through the bones. Then the noise stirs the air and assaults the ears, a vibrating growl that morphs into a roaring cacophony. The Colorado…

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Check Out Old Town Niwot

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Platted in 1875, Niwot has blossomed into a funky gathering place of Boulder County yuppies, shops and cafés with mountain views.

Locally Incorrect

It’s Probably Because you get the Yellow Scene There

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If you count Louisville as your home, consider yourself lucky, and not just because many of you get a free copy of this fine publication delivered to your mailbox. Money Magazine anointed Louisville the third-best place to live in the…

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Curb the Frivolous Litigation

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School districts have been known to have deep pockets when it comes to potentially harmful litigation, which is why it’s so distressing to hear of the most recent attempt to fleece St. Vrain Valley schools.

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