Magazine
Summer Camp Rock Stars
We sent a dozen kids to camp last summer through our first ever scholarship program. Read about their experiences. -ed The lights are hot and blinding as Pandamen steps onto the stage. The crowd’s noisy, and if you listen closely…
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Boiling Point
Cheers to Our Health Universal healthcare, Republicans facing off against Democrats, Gov. Bill Ritter’s legacy—these were the headlines expected as politicians faced off to fix Colorado’s growing problem of uninsured residents.
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Stop The Giving…Again
It’s now illegal to give a public official a gift valuing more than $50—again. The state Supreme Court reinstated Amendment 41—a controversial, 2006 voter-approved law that limits gifts to government officials—after it had been on hiatus because of a lower…
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One Ugly Election Night—Already
If it wasn’t bad enough that dozens of counties in Colorado are left scrambling to figure out how to hold elections come August and November, the man in charge of certifying the vote counting machines is being accused of criminal…
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Gas Giant’s Green Louisville Plans
It may seem an oxymoron, but a behemoth oil company plans to bring oodles of green, environmental research to our local economy. Or so says ConocoPhillips, who purchased 432 acres off Highway 36 (formerly Louisville’s Storage Tech campus) with plans…
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Size is Such An Arbitrary Issue
The Boulder County Commissioners finally have a housing size limit plan endorsed by the planning commission—it’s just missing a cap for extreme-sized homes. The commission sent a final version calling for commissioners to curb the building of huge homes in…
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