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Deb Flomberg

Spotlight on Rebecca Remaly

October 30, 2018 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company (BETC) consistently leads the pack in terms of producing compelling and exciting new works for the stage. In keeping up with this tradition, BETC brings the regional premiere of The Wolves to the Carsen Theater at…

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Hood Guide: 8 North Metro Neighborhoods

July 1, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

New Urbanism,” much like art movements or political philosophies with hybrid names — Postmodernism or Neoconservativism, Classical Realism or ProtoFascism —is a compound “ism” that would likely lead to blank stares if you dropped it matter-of-factly in casual conversation. But…

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Hood Guide: Green Peeps

July 1, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

It's often said that one person truly can make a difference. There are so many examples of people who have had the courage and the determination to follow through with their ideas and passions to spark real, lasting change in…

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Celebrating the Craft of the Summer Brew

June 30, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Cider, Bluegrass and more liven up the fourth annual Boulder Craft Beer Festival If Napa Valley brings to mind images of long-stemmed glasses, stomping grapes and wine tastings, than a mere mention of Colorado should conjure pictures of hops, barrels,…

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Spirited Festivals

June 30, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Looking for some great local spirits with a bit of travel? Check out these other great beer and wine festivals from all over Colorado this summer. Attack of the Big Beers Copper Mountain, Colorado June 23 through 25, 2017 Colorado’s…

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Catering to the Active Appetite

June 30, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Summertime foods are all about eating light, staying active and cooking on the go. Whether you’re looking for the perfect foods to take on your summer picnic or in need of some fuel for your weekend hike, there are lots…

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Cuisine: Boulderites Get a Taste of Sustainable Oysters

June 26, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

“The Chesapeake Bay was polluted, over-fished, kind of run down and the ecosystem was falling apart,” recalled Sheila Lucero, executive chef for Jax Fish House. “But I’ve seen firsthand in the Chesapeake how oysters are bringing the bay back. Oysters…

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Cuisine: Ramping Up Spring Flavors

June 26, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

The innocent looking little vegetable is one that’s very easy to miss. You’ll only find it for a few short weeks in early spring, and more likely at a farmer’s markets than your average grocer. It’s the ramp, a pungent-yet-balanced…

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Cuisine: Kombrewhaha Fermenting the Next Colorado Craft is Full of Regulatory Fights

June 26, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Kombucha is an ancient drink in the midst of a modern boom, yet local brewers are fighting uphill against regulations and taxes to produce what is essentially a health drink. The fermented yeast and bacteria in kombucha creates alcohol, often…

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