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Bingo was Her Name-O
Drag queen Mona Lott brings bingo to Boulder County and the North Metro area.
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Denver’s Dance Ritual Leader
Ahva Lenay hosts ritual dance at the Rhythm Sanctuary in Wheat Ridge. It’s called ecstatic dancing—a blend of spirituality, healing arts and social connection.
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Oh, the Races You’ll Row
Kineticists build and race vehicles driven by man-power over land and water, giving their crafts a theme which corresponds with their costumes and their dance number.
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Living, Not Dieting
The universe did not see fit to equip me with both the food appreciation gene and the “let’s exercise for fun!” gene. Could I really reach and stay at a healthy weight while being a professional foodie?
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Challenging Elements
Mint is synonymous with that word, refreshing. In toothpastes, chewing gums and breath fresheners, we’ve experienced the herb in it’s most exaggerated form. So we at YS wanted to change it up.
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We Need a Smarter Congress
Writing law should be done by people who understand the topics as opposed to the people who simply understand Roberts’ Rules of Order.
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Four Questions with Jenny Bloom
Arguably Colorado’s most famous haunted landmark, the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park is best known for providing the incomparably creepy backdrop for one of the scariest horror films ever released: The Shining. It stands to reason, then, that the nation’s…
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Editor’s Picks
Bird’s Eye View The Erie Chamber’s annual Town Fair and Balloon Festival on May 18 is one of those “official start of summer” events the whole family can get behind. One of the biggest hot air balloon launches in the…
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A Not So Big Home
More than a decade ago, Sarah Susanka started a residential revolution: Instead of thinking about square footage and archaic tradition, she thought, we should build smaller, more comfortable houses that emphasize quality over quantity.
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