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August 19, 2011 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Under big, shady trees and the airs of collegiate grandeur, the University of Northern Colorado’s Kepner Hall has been temporarily transformed into a summer camp for smart kids. Children fill high-ceilinged classrooms, discussing concepts of truth or government through the…

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Down to the River to Play

August 19, 2011 Like 0 Andra Coberly

It’s raining, but the bands play on. Smattered about the Planet Bluegrass Ranch as an early afternoon shower interrupts their lunch break, the musicians are either too happy to care or too focused to realize their parade is being rained…

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Tour de Colorado

August 19, 2011 Like 0 Chris Hawkins

Since Colorado’s professional stage race was announced, the road to its 2011 start has been bumpy with management turnover, re-routing and the exclusion of two development teams on a technicality.

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Bruce Messinger

August 19, 2011 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Bruce Messinger is the new kid in school. Boulder Valley School District’s new superintendent has spent the summer absorbing as much as he can about his new community, his staff, the district and local schools.

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Earl Noe

June 22, 2011 1 0 Andra Coberly

At some point in the conversation with Earl Noe, the longtime Boulderite happily describes himself as “just a ragamuffin.”

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Ronda Grassi

June 22, 2011 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Ronda Grassi is ready for anything. The more you talk to the woman, the more you realize she thinks in solutions, in synergy, in strategy.

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Oddly Hip, Just Down the Street

June 22, 2011 Like 0 James Burrus

By most standards, the nearly universal success of tap rooms at our local craft breweries is an illogical anomaly that just doesn’t make sense. Because when you think about it, serving only beer (with maybe some free peanuts or pretzels…

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