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September 10, 2009 Like 0 French Davis

Jason Mraz’s hit single, “I’m Yours” might just be the most played single in radio history. As he puts it, it’s the “happy little hippie song” that legions of fans have gravitated too. Here, Jason talks about that lightning in…

Foodie

Nibbles: When John Met Julia

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

It was my father, the Austrian-born anesthesiologist, who turned me on to Julia Child, and not Mom, who did all the cooking. I would hear him laughing in the TV room and go in to find out what was so…

Challenging Elements

Challenging Elements: Chili Powder

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Our favorite part of doing this column is that moment when we call the chef, tell them the ingredient and then listen to the pause immediately after, when you can practically hear the wheels turning with ideas.

Locally Incorrect

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Andra Coberly

[marketing] The City of Beers Some cities have billboards that greet visitors with a giant “welcome.” Some city entryways are more artistic, conceptual or abstract. Others are more like warnings: “Welcome to Paradise, Pop. 384. No Loitering.” But Longmont’s new…

Features

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.

Features

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…

Boiling Point

September 10, 2009 Like 0 Andra Coberly

1} The Beet Goes On Six farmers who lease land from Boulder County Parks and Open Space asked for the county’s permission to raise Roundup Ready sugar beets, which are modified to resist an herbicide called Roundup. The farmers asserted…

Features

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.