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Spotlight on John Common
It’s impossible to talk about the singer-songwriter genre in Colorado without talking about John Common. His residency as a long-tenured laureate of sorts is as unimpeachable as his street cred.
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Magazine
Front Range Air Quality 2020: How Now Brown Cloud?
There are days when the state of air quality along the Front Range can be viewed with the naked eye. The brown cloud that blocks our mountain views is the result of particulate matter made by the reactions of sunlight…
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Sustainability: Doing v Being
Boulder, CO: seven square miles surrounded by reality, a haven of fitness and sustainability, academics and innovation. In times like these, where we are slowly becoming aware of the extent of Covid-19’s spread, there’s a lot to be concerned about.
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Polis v Earth: Reckoning
Governor Jared Polis was able to tap into this issue during his gubernatorial campaign, garnering support from progressive groups by expressing a determination to regulate the oil and gas industry, and by articulating plans to implement renewable energy programs. Now…
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Stephanie Mott’s Legacies: Creating the Look | Ourticles: the Yellow Scene Story
Yellow Scene Magazine began in 2000. Not to harp on it, but we’re really proud to make it 20 years. Part of that success is our identity. You know who we are. The community knows us. Our brand is locally…
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Month in Review – Spring 2020 (March/April)
Month in Review Colorado and the nation continued to feel the effect of the Coronavirus. The state continued to experience a mandatory stay-at-home order as schools maintained an online education model and churches limited their in-person services and contact, but…
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Progress v Politics: Where is our Petition System? – Community Corner: Spring 2020
In 2018, Boulder voters approved collecting digital petition signatures. This would have provided a solution to the current conundrum, but staff have eschewed an open source, free software solution and instead have been working towards a software solution that would…
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News of the Week: US reaches one million cases, two doctors spreading misinformation, and more
Normally we do Month in Review for the print magazine. For today, we are going to do Week in Review, well, because there is enough of it this week. • A serious new coronavirus-related condition may be emerging in…
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We know that we can’t return to normal
Guest Column: Joseph Salazar Joseph A. Salazar is a former Democratic member of the Colorado House of Representatives, serving from 2013 to early 2019. Salazar is also an attorney with Smith, Shelton, Ragona and Salazar LLC. He focuses on employment law,…
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