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Lacy Boggs

Lacy is an award-winning food writer and blogger. She lives in Westminster with her family. Google

Spotlight: 8 Questions with Radioman Colfax on the Fox

July 22, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Colfax On The Fox is a dying breed on the radio. He’s a disc jockey. As in a “get-on-the-mic-make-some-jokes-tell-some-stories-and-play-some-music-while-the-occasional-listener-calls-in-and-asks-for-something-ridiculous-in-between-Skynyrd-and-Zeppelin-tunes” DJ. He’s on Colorado’s FM institution, 103.5 The Fox, home of Lewis and Floorwax, a.k.a. The Masters. He’s a board op…

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Private Places

July 22, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Here, Yellow Scene showcases a few of our favorite bathrooms and closets in the area—a mixture of awe-inspiring design, functional and organizational beauty, and large spaces dedicated to nothing but clothes, shoes, ties, belts and hats.

Features

Luxury on a Budget

July 21, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

It doesn’t take a king’s ransom to create a lavish-looking abode. Whether you’re remodeling, building anew or just looking for a simple update, experts offer up smart tips to ensure your space is classy without being costly.

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People in Your ‘Hood: Sen. Michael Bennet

July 21, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Sen. Michael Bennet often talks about absconding the status quo. He preaches about it on the senate floor. He alludes to it when speaking of health care costs, Medicare incentives and “the theory of human capital when it comes to…

Outdoor Issue

Outdoors: Rules of the Road

July 21, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Dear Cyclists: Before singing “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah!” about Colorado’s new bike safety law, consider a few things. The primary component of the law prescribes a three-foot passing distance between motorist and rider. A defined separation when passing is a good place to…

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Confessions of a Disgraced Driver

July 18, 2009 Like 2 Lacy Boggs

In the post-Inconvenient Truth world, there is a certain amount of guilt that comes with driving a car and taking a bath and turning on lights. Guilt is the new ignorance. Playing dumb or indifferent is no longer the thing…

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Greenovators

July 18, 2009 Like 1 Lacy Boggs

Once upon a time, merely recycling your pop cans and newspapers put you into an elite class of people who were going to save the planet, not to mention the whales. There was a time when simply not littering made…

Cuisine

Challenging Elements: Mint

July 18, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

There’s something about the ambience at Black Cat that makes you feel as if you are visiting a friend’s home—a very cool, very sophisticated friend. Sofas replace booths or banquettes along the walls, and the open galley invites you to…

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The Glass House

July 18, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

It’s morning, and the house on the hill is filled with sunlight, well-cultivated beauty and a sense of ease. There is coffee to drink and a plate full of pastries. Architect Matt McMullen casually makes his way through the home:…

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Goodbye 14ers

June 22, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Read in the Broomfield Enterprise this weekend that D-League basketball team The 14ers—who played fairly successfully at the Broomfield Events Center, winning the D-League championships this year—has been bought by an exec from the Dallas Mavericks and will move to…