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October 14, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Halloween is a time for celebration—for sugar-fueled giggling, for face paint-covered revelry and for otherworldly fun. It’s pretty much the perfect time for a party. To help you conjure inspiration for a ghoulish gathering, here are a few apparitions of…

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The Empowered Psychic

October 14, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

When Rosemary came to Colorado in the mid ’90s, she started having dreams of a place she had never heard of. She felt strongly that she had to move there. One morning over breakfast, she asked her husband if there…

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The Monster Hunter

October 14, 2009 Like 1 Lacy Boggs

Jack Hanley wants to believe. Hanley is not exactly spooky. Friendly and genial with a booming voice made for radio (or in this case, TV), Hanley is a graduate student at CU focusing on folklore and European History. And in…

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The Curious Skeptic

October 14, 2009 Like 1 Lacy Boggs

J. Allen Danelek isn’t a ghost hunter or a UFO conspiracy theorist or a hypnotist specializing in past life regressions, but he has written the book on the subject. All of them, in fact.

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Breakfasts & Brunches

September 10, 2009 Like 2 Lacy Boggs

Sweet or savory, early morning or early afternoon, family-style or fancy: however you like it, whatever you call it, the first meal of the day is always one of the best.

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Paper Trail

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Chris Hawkins

Cooler temperatures, fewer thunderstorms and the brilliant burst of aspens make September the ideal month for mountain biking. Here are three rides that offer miles of fantastic scenery and the comforting crunch of fallen leaves.

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Stan Garnett

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett laughs when he discusses what is arguably the most talked-about issue of his first eight or so months in office. Of course, if you read the papers, you know that it has nothing to…

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The ABCs of Pets

September 10, 2009 Like 11 Andra Coberly

A man once asked, “Who let the dogs out?” We counter his question with another question, “Why would you not let the dogs out?” In Boulder County and the North Metro area, there are so many options—from dog parks to…

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T is for Training

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

On a clear, windy day, three strangers knocked at Joan Mansfield’s door in Erie. Eddy the pit bull waited just inside, growling. He’d been doing that more and more. “Don’t respond to him,” Aimee Sadler advised as she stepped inside.

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Colorado in Bloom

August 17, 2009 Like 0 Chris Hawkins

Wildflowers are like movie stars—usually beautiful and each with varying roles to play. Some play important parts with lasting effects. Some use others to advance themselves noxiously. Others are perennially naughty. Like Hollywood, the Front Range offers a bit of…