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September 29, 2016 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Nao-san, as he’s known, received his training from a senior chef who is now a Michelin star chef in San Francisco while he worked at Sushi Zanmai. He worked his way up in the kitchen, and now eager patrons enjoy…

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Eating clean without sacrificing flavor at Blooming Beets Kitchen

September 27, 2016 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

This local hot spot goes well beyond the "GF" buzzword. Instead it's home to food without any processed seed oils, grains or processed sugars and very limited dairy. Locals have been flocking to this year-old establishment, thanks to Paleckova's dedication…

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Top Chef Rosenberg keeps the art of butchery alive in Boulder

September 27, 2016 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

What began as a modest catering operation in now a pride and joy of the Boulder foodie scene. It's all thanks to Rosenberg's fresh and detailed approach. "I have a math and science background, so I like things to be…

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Chef Baril raises a ‘Wild’ menu with sustainable seafood and local produce

September 27, 2016 Like 0 M.T. Elliott

The Wild Standard menu has no call-outs for vegan or gluten-free diners, which are plentiful in Boulder, because Chef Derek Baril has designed his dishes to be easily customized to accommodate a plethora of dietary requests.

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Play Hard, Young Ninja

September 27, 2016 Like 0 Reilly Capps

The days are done when your workout came from working, like hoeing and spading and digging graves for family killed by plague. And the days are almost over when your workout came from working out, like mindless repetition in the…

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A Part of the Herd: How Horses Can Heal

September 3, 2016 Like 0 editor

As a therapy technique, he decided to re-teach her how to ride. His wife owned two horses, so he propped the girl atop one on an English saddle (as opposed to a Western saddle), which gave her a bit less…

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Strains and Gains

September 3, 2016 Like 0 editor

The handwriting is on the wall for the use of tablets and computers for younger children. It’s on the wall, or paper, or anywhere other than a screen. That’s because research is catching up to rapid inclusion of technology in…

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E-Nostalgia: Video Games Win an Extra Life

August 30, 2016 Like 0 editor

For a generation that grew up pushing joysticks and buttons, there's a growing demand to relive the simpler games of their youth.

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Finding a New Crew

August 25, 2016 Like 0 Reilly Capps

Is it any wonder that Colorado Junior Crew — coached by seasoned rowers Lisa Dirth, Tyler Romero, Peter Graca and Nikolas Huebler — is growing fast, from 20 kids when it started in 2007 to 56 today

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